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March 22, 2023: China, Russia meeting, California floods, Federal Reserve, LGBTQ law, UK inflation
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1:29Now PlayingFive stories to know today:
1. Russia launched a swarm of drones into Ukraine, killing at least four people near Kyiv as China's President Xi Jinping left Moscow with little public mention of the war.
2. More heavy rain and snow churned out of the Pacific into California triggering floods and mudslides, leaving thousands of residents under evacuation orders.
3. The U.S. Federal Reserve meeting is set to explore ways to boost financial stability along with steps to tackle problems facing First Republic Bank.
4. Uganda's parliament passed a law making it a crime to identify as LGBTQ handing authorities broad powers to target gay Ugandans.
5. British inflation unexpectedly rose to 10.4% in February which is likely to prompt the Bank of England to raise interest rates again.
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