2023: What will the new year bring?
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 What to expect in 2023 flipboard.com · Grid From climate to global issues, our team takes a look ahead at the new year.  |
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 Kremlin says 63 soldiers killed in Ukrainian missile attack The Hill · Stephen Neukam The strike, using a U.S.-supplied weapon, delivered one of the deadliest blows to Russian forces since the beginning of the war.  Idaho murders suspect and father pulled over twice on road trip The Independent · Rachel Sharp The criminology student continued with his studies near Moscow for several weeks before they set off on the cross-country drive in December.  Prince Harry: ‘I want my father and brother back’ BBC News · Andre Rhoden-Paul The duke claims he was “betrayed” with “briefings and leakings and planting of stories against me and my wife.” |
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 Transgender woman’s execution would be U.S. first Associated Press · Jim Salter Amber McLaughlin, 49, is scheduled to die by injection Tuesday for killing a former girlfriend in 2003.  2023 NFL playoff picture CBS Sports · Cody Benjamin So which teams are still fighting for a spot in the postseason? Here’s an updated rundown of all the latest clinching scenarios.  Jeremy Renner hospitalized after snowplow accident Entertainment Weekly · Christian Holub The “Hawkeye” actor was the only person involved in the incident, which occurred early on Jan. 1.  Tennis great Martina Navratilova diagnosed with cancer CNN · Ben Church “It’s going to stink for a while, but I’ll fight with all have I got.”  100 ways to slightly improve your life without really trying The Guardian · The Saturday magazine team Taking fruit to work (and the bedroom!) is just one small hack that can add wellbeing to your life.  22 things that made the world a better place in 2022 Wired UK · Sabrina Weiss From spinal implants allowing paralyzed people to walk to the rise of women’s sports, this wasn’t just a year of negative headlines. |
