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Paula Bronstein

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Photojournalist with decades of experience focusing on Ukraine, Afghanistan
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Russia strike exposes Ukraine air defense gap before NATO summit

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By Paula Bronstein
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
Ukrainian firefighters evacuate an elderly woman from the scene of an attack as Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv overnight on Monday, killing at least ten people and heavily damaging apartment buildings on July 6, 2026 in Kyiv, Ukraine. The large scale attack happened a few days after the deadliest assault on the capital city this year.
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Russian air attack on Kyiv kills at least 17, injures dozens

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By Paula Bronstein
| Wichita Eagle Verified
Firefighters work at a building that collapsed as major fires burn at multiple locations after a drone and missile attack by Russian forces on July 2, 2026, in Kyiv, Ukraine. The attack hit multiple buildings in different neighborhoods of the Ukrainian capital, leaving at least 17 dead, according to early statements from Ukrainian authorities.
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Unplugged Travel Is Booming in 2026 — Why Travelers Are Paying to Lock Up Their Phones Original

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By Paula Bronstein
| The News & Observer Verified
Vacations are starting to look different. Resorts are locking guests’ phones in pouches at check-in, luxury rental sites are tagging properties as “no Wi-Fi,” and travelers are paying a premium to spend a week without a signal. Unplugged travel — once a niche wellness gimmick — has become one of the fastest-growing categories in the industry, and the numbers behind it suggest it is not a passing fad.
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