Data from a number of american cities suggest that one particular offence went up, way up. Car jacking simply taking someone out of their car and driving off with it often involves a gun. Police in philadelphia are learning that first annualans police investigate two car jackings and one attempt within a three hours span sunday night.
Ukrainians woke to the sound of sirens. Volleys of cruise missiles, artillery, widespread reports of explosions: a
large-scale invasion appears to be under way. Our correspondent in Kyiv reports on the mood and on what is known so far. And we examine the
sharp rise in carjackings in America, asking why so many young people end up behind the wheel. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of
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