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Years / 2022 / February /25

• Sen. Braun: Biden must enact 'painful' sanctions on Putin to end Ukraine invasion: 'Cat's out of the bag'
• Supreme Court nomination: Senate Judiciary aims for 'respectful' confirmation process
• Russia-Ukraine crisis: Kristi Noem rips 'ridiculous' media for suggesting Biden critics side with Putin
• Civilian hiding in bomb shelter says Russians soldiers are getting 'clobbered'
• Russia says Finland, Sweden could face consequences if countries move to join NATO
• Ukrainian ambassador: Citizens are returning to fight after transporting women, children to safety
• Republicans maintain advantage in generic midterm ballot
• Majority favors nominating an African American woman to SCOTUS
• Inhofe chief of staff launches Oklahoma Senate campaign to succeed his boss
• Psaki bristles at question about possibly joining CNN or MSNBC: 'You can't get rid of me quite yet'
• White House has not 'ruled out diplomacy forever' with Russia, Psaki says
• Amanda Bynes files to terminate her conservatorship
• Kremlin's limitation of Facebook access a 'terrible omen for Russian freedom,' analyst says
• CPAC conversations: Who are the best and worst presidents in US history?
• China takes notice of Biden's response to Russia's Ukraine war, analysts say
• Civilians and veterans helping evacuate Americans from Ukraine: 'Never leave an American behind'
• Ukraine invasion: Anti-Russia protests reported in Taiwan in solidarity against attack
• Jimmy Garoppolo trade still hangs on whether Trey Lance is ‘the guy’
• Russia-Ukraine war: US to join EU in sanctioning Putin personally
• Daughter of Russian oligarch, who owns Chelsea F.C., attacks Putin with Instagram message
• CPAC attendees react to Supreme Court nominee pick, puzzled over role race and gender played in selection
• Terror has taken hold in Ukraine, people are 'running away from death'
• Angelina Jolie on Russia-Ukraine war: 'I’m praying for the people'
• Clay Travis: Russian athlete displayed ‘true courage’ when speaking against war
• Capitals' Alex Ovechkin addresses Russia's invasion of Ukraine: 'Please, no more war'
• Aaron Rodgers says ESPN’s report on his contract is false
• CDC loosens COVID-19 indoor mask guidance, including for schools
• Russian tennis players Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev call for peace amid attacks on Ukraine
• Missouri GOP Senate showdown: Greitens says he’s the 'only real' Trump candidate in race
• TIME mum on infamous 2021 cover of sunglasses-wearing Biden ‘taking on Putin’ as Ukraine crisis unfolds
• Washington Post columnist mocks Pope Francis' 'empty gesture' for peace in Ukraine
• US provided security for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at Munich conference: Durbin
• Russian invasion: Biden in 2019 said 'imagine what can happen in Ukraine' under Trump
• Michigan gives lifetime hunting ban to man over poaching incident
• Rubio to examine Biden Supreme Court pick on originalism, saying justices are not 'policymakers'
• Ukraine invasion: NATO deploying Response Force for first time to counter Putin
• Mike Pence calls on Biden to hit Russia harder, restart Keystone Pipeline: 'Putin only understands strength'
• Russia-Ukraine: Anti-war protests continue in Moscow, St Petersburg, prominent Russian celebrities join
• Ukraine invasion: Lawmakers push White House to oust Russia from UN Security Council
• Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is a threat to Constitutional rights
• International Olympic Committee calls for ban on Russian and Belarusian flags, anthems at sporting events
• Being pro-police reform and pro-public safety are not mutually exclusive
• Biden picks Jackson for Supreme Court despite Clyburn's counsel to choose Childs
• Ukraine invasion slower than what Russia expected, meeting more resistance: US defense official
• Russia-Ukraine war: The story behind viral photo of Ukrainian ambassador with samurai sword
• NYC subway station attack: Horrifying video shows thief fracture woman's skull while beating her with hammer
• Ukrainian marine sacrifices himself to blow up bridge, Ukrainian Military says
• More mask mandates lifted around US as CDC expected to announce updated guidance
• Identifying stress and anxiety amid Russia, Ukraine war and how to cope
• Nikki Haley says Biden admin should demand Russia be expelled from UN Human Rights Council
• Sen. Blackburn: We 'don't know' how many Americans trapped in Ukraine, Putin emboldened by 'weak' Biden
• Ukraine supporters: Hundreds gather outside White House, demand Biden impose tougher sanctions on Russia
• Tom Cotton slams 'wholly inadequate' Russia sanctions from Biden admin: 'Stop pussyfooting around'
• Biden Supreme Court announcement during Russia-Ukraine war 'extremely inappropriate,' Blackburn says
• Russia invading Ukraine: Photos show devastation of Putin's ongoing attacks
• Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to Supreme Court delights progressives
• Biden's Supreme Court pick, Ketanji Brown Jackson, eminently qualified to serve as justice
• Islanders' Zdeno Chara breaks NHL record for games by defenseman
• Russia, Ukraine war: Faith leader says 'human life more sacred than land or resources'
• Vancouver routs Calgary 7-1, ends Flames' 10-game win streak
• Sharks end 7-game losing streak, beat Islanders 4-3
• Stephen Curry, Warriors return from All-Star break to rout Blazers
• Rep. Gallagher on 'America's Newsroom': US must help make Ukraine war a 'painful slog' for Putin
• Logan Johnson, No. 23 Gaels beat San Diego for 16th straight time
• Dan Crenshaw blasts Hillary Clinton's 'appalling' claims on Russia: 'Shame on her'
• Devin Booker has 25 points, Suns beat Thunder for 8th straight win
• China says it 'supports' Russia amid Ukraine invasion, backs Putin's claim he's ready for negotiations
• Auston Matthews has 2 goals to take NHL lead, Maple Leafs beat Wild
• 'US will need to get involved' if Russia invades NATO countries, top House Republican warns
• Last-place Devils jump on Penguins early in 6-1 win
• ‘I Love Lucy’ star Desi Arnaz got sober a year before his death, daughter says: ‘I was very proud of him’
• World ski body cancels all upcoming events in Russia
• Who is Biden Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson?
• Ashes of Medina Spirit to be interred in Kentucky
• Swedish Olympic champion Nils van der Poel gives medal to man held in China
• Killing of Olympic runner Agnes Tirop makes Kenya confront scourge of abuse
• Biden Supreme Court pick shows 'radical left' won, Graham says, promising 'respectful but interesting' hearing
• PA Republican Senate candidate McCormick calls Putin 'tyrant' who 'needs to be kept in check'
• Ukraine invasion: Russian forces have mobile crematorium that can 'evaporate' soldiers killed in attacks
• Ukraine's foreign minister accuses Russia of 'war crimes' with attacks on school, orphanage
• NHL star Alex Ovechkin kept from media following Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• America's Haas F1 Team strips Russian sponsor from Formula One car
• Peta Murgatroyd pleads for Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s return after Russian invasion of Ukraine: ‘Please pray’
• Biden to nominate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court
• NYC schools drop outdoor mask mandate, indoor mandate remains
• Reality star Yara Dufren, born in Ukraine, condemns Russia invasion: 'War shouldn't exist in 2022'
• Ukrainian soldier livestreamed from Snake Island during heroic stand against Russia
• Rooftop Revelations: Reformed convicts deserve a second chance, are an untapped labor pool
• Hillary Clinton repeatedly suggests Donald Trump, Republicans enabling Putin aggression during MSNBC interview
• Son of NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton, other American basketball players flee Ukraine amid Russian invasion
• Rep. Meijer says Russia sanctions don't go far enough: Biden's messaging 'similar to Afghanistan'
• How Democratic presidents Clinton, Obama and Biden caused the crisis in Ukraine
• NYC Marathon to be at full capacity for first time since 2019
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry condemn Russian invasion: ‘We stand with the people of Ukraine’
• Alec Baldwin shares cryptic posts about Buddhism, telling lies amid 'Rust' wrongful death lawsuit
• Pope Francis calls for dialogue to end Russia and Ukraine conflict
• How to help the people of Ukraine: 3 ideas for giving
• China may take 'wrong lessons' from US, NATO response to Ukraine invasion: experts
• Pope cancels Florence visit, Ash Wednesday due to knee pain
• Our children have sacrificed enough: It's time to end pointless mask mandates
• Winter storm to hit Northeast with heavy snow, rain
• Georgia GOP candidate, a retired Marine colonel, urges military to reverse transgender policy amid Ukraine war
• More than half of US abortions done with pills, not surgery
• Ukraine's Zelenskyy presses European leaders for stronger sanctions, ban on Russia from banking system
• Russia hasn't taken any of its 'major objectives' in first 24 hours, UK defense minister says
• Ukraine citizens advised to make Molotov cocktails as Russia enters Kyiv
• Maine man with explosives discussed attacking houses of worship in Chicago
• Ukraine forces blow up Kyiv-area bridge to thwart Russian tank advance: report
• Who is Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy?
• UEFA Champions League final to be held in Paris, not Russia, amid Ukraine invasion
• Afghanistan's Taliban government calls for 'restraint' in Ukraine-Russia war
• Putin's invasion, Biden's equivocation
• German army 'standing bare,' limited in combat readiness, top chief says
• Lead poisoning in bald eagles renews calls for lead bullet alternatives
• Joy Behar complains Russia-Ukraine war making her European vacation plans uncertain
• Kyiv under siege as Russian forces overrun Ukraine
• Ukranian woman in viral video purportedly tells Russian soldier he will die: 'Piece of s---'
• US deploys six stealth strike fighter jets to bolster NATO's eastern flank
• Russians perceive Ukrainian invasion as an attack on their 'brother': James Carafano
• US Army paratroopers from 173rd Airborne Brigade battalion leave Italy, head to Latvia: report
• Biden slams Russia as invasion reveals Putin’s litany of lies
• What does Russia's Putin fear most?
• Russian state media touts 'denazify' line justifying invasion of Ukraine, denies Russia is aggressor
• Ukraine president throws shade at Biden over US absence: 'Watching from afar'
• 'Nightmare in Chowchilla': Notorious 1976 school bus kidnapping revisited
• Russia-Ukraine war: Biden promise to restore world order collapses as global chaos reigns
• Kyiv is critical to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its new government, experts say
• Biden's 'bystander in chief' approach to Ukraine may embolden China in attacking Taiwan; expert warns
• Ukrainian town shows significant damage after shelling
• Putin should understand NATO also has nuclear weapons, says French foreign minister
• Jen Psaki responds to Ted Cruz’s ‘Peppermint Patty’ dig: ‘I’m a little tougher than that’
• Biden names DHS as lead agency for Russia-Ukraine impacts on US – despite GOP call for Mayorkas to resign
• Indonesia shaken by 6.2 magnitude earthquake
• In call to Putin, Macron demands halt to military campaign
• CDC to announce eased COVID-19 mask guidelines on Friday
• About 5,000 US troops arrive in Poland amid Russia-Ukraine war: report
• Should Russia be expelled from the SWIFT banking system?
• Hacking collective Anonymous appears to declare war on Putin after Russia invades Ukraine
• Hannity accuses Biden of sabotaging US national security for 'radical climate' agenda: 'It's checkmate'
• Biden has decided on his Supreme Court pick: sources
• Biden needs to re-open energy sources, make US independent again: Rubio
• Biden 'has ceded the veto pen' to European allies: Sen. Tom Cotton
• Cities across the globe light up in blue and yellow in solidarity with Ukraine
• Texas governor rips Biden on fuel prices: ‘We could solve this problem’
• Bernie Sanders scolds Trump over Putin praise: 'Outrageous'
• Ukrainian protesters gather outside White House to demand stricter sanctions against Putin
• DC protesters supporting Ukraine gather outside Russian embassy, White House: 'Sanctions now!'
• Inhofe to retire early from Oklahoma Senate seat, sparking special election: sources
• Shanna Moakler is ‘doing fine’ after boyfriend Matthew Rondeau’s arrest for felony domestic violence, rep says
• Houston police footage captures dramatic shootout that wounded 3 officers
• Glenn Greenwald questions why America hasn't done 'everything we could' to stop Russia-Ukraine war
• Russia intends to decapitate the Ukrainian government, US senior defense official says
• Rick Perry: Biden admin. gave Putin 'leverage' by blocking American pipelines and drilling
• Tucker Carlson: These should be America's top three goals amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Putin supporter Valery Gergiev out of Vienna Philharmonic US tour
• UN Security Council to vote on resolution condemning Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Miami Beach restaurant crash kills 1, injures 6 when 'elderly woman' crashes car into outdoor dining area
• Former Soviet Bloc countries react to Russian invasion of Ukraine: 'a crime against peace'
• Ukraine capital Kyiv under heavy Russian attack
• Ukrainian community in Chicago prays for families overseas, speaks out against Russian invasion
• Ukraine leader Zelenskyy says he's Russia's 'target No. 1'
• Victor Davis Hanson: Russia's Ukraine invasion a wake-up call to AOC and 'Squad'
• Blinken says he's 'convinced' Putin will try to overthrow Ukrainian government
• Chernobyl staffers being held ‘hostage,’ Psaki tells reporters
• Klitschko brothers, hall of fame boxers, vow to defend Ukraine, say Putin wants to ‘restore fallen empire’
• Russia-Ukraine war: 'Pray for the safety of the Ukrainian people,' says Chicago pastor
• 'Gutfeld!' on Russia-Ukraine crisis
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on Biden admin on the ropes
• Putin hosts Pakistan prime minister amid Russia’s Ukraine invasion
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy, family main target for Putin: Petraeus
• 'Hannity' on Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Biden WH slammed after acknowledging sanctions 'not designed' to disrupt Russia energy exports
• Texans' Deshaun Watson has interest from multiple teams: report
• Tucker: How will this conflict affect you?
• Amid Russia attack on Ukraine, Cruz pushes to make Nord Stream 2 sanctions permanent
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on Russian sanctions
• 'The Five' on Russia-Ukraine conflict
• 'Your World' on Russian sanctions
• Putin has been sanction-proofing the Russian economy since 2014: Former intel officer
• Ukrainian nonprofit worries orphanages may run out of supplies amid Russian invasion
• If Russia wins, it will be a 'completely different world': Ukrainian foreign minister
• Tech how-to: How to automatically alert loved ones in an emergency
• Rare multisystem inflammatory syndrome appears in some teenagers after COVID-19 vaccination: study
• 'M*A*S*H' film star Sally Kellerman dead at 84
• Human rights reporter accuses UN group of abandoning her in Ukraine amid Russian invasion
• MLB 4 days from deadline to cancel games and shorten season
• Ukraine president says he will give weapons to citizens who want to defend country
• Ukrainian parliament member 'sure that Putin will lose' war: 'I'm ready to fight'
• Twitter, Facebook, Instagram allowing Kremlin officials to promote war efforts on social media