The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-02-25

• Dewine, officials face contempt hearing
• Russia conflict is risk to global economy
• Vaccine sales push Moderna to $12B profit in 2021
• Over half of US abortions now done with pills
• Russian assault also brings cyberattac­ks
• Agency: 13M Yemenis face starvation
• Maxwell juror to be questioned
• American troops bolster NATO in eastern Europe
• Racial divide exposed in Supreme Court vacancy
• China avoids condemning Russia, will import wheat
• Rarely seen United States coins up for grabs in Ohio -zip codes determine who gets them
• Pregnancy-related deaths climbed in pandemic’s first year
• Behind on rent because of COVID-19? Here’s help
• Ohio officials react to invasion in Ukraine
• JD Vance wrong on Ukraine; US must be involved globally
• How Putin’s mistakes rallied his enemies
• Why is Russia invading Ukraine?
• Taylor, Norma
• Jones, Michael
• Putz, Wallie
• Moore, David
• Bland Jr., Raymond Jay
• 3 plead guilty in plot to attack power grid
• Second pharmacist testifies about doses
• Bill: Short-term rentals can’t be banned
• HUD grant expands home hazard removal program
• Newark pursues zoning for 82 properties
• Feed My People serving again with renovation
• Archdioces­e backs out of April men’s conference
• Antique shop has new owner with long history
• Bath & Body Works CEO to step down
• USPS gets OK on new delivery vehicles
• Ford CEO: No plan to spin off EV business
• New songs ‘plumb the depths of our souls’
• CROSSWORD NO. 2
• Brother’s baby is a heavy secret to keep from their mom
• HOROSCOPES
• DAILY ALMANAC
• Oscars hand out 8 awards ahead of broadcast
• WWII nurse celebrates her 100th birthday in Marion
• Cavs exit break looking to play with an edge
• Bengals’ Bates taking wait-and-see approach
• Labor talks resume with MLB deadline looming
• NBC draws record-low TV ratings for Olympics
• Kyrgios speaks out about mental health

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