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• Kamala Harris to travel to Eastern Europe as Russia-Ukraine war rages
• Pence in upcoming speech: 'There is no room in the party for apologists to Putin'
• Amtrak engineer cleared of 2015 Philadelphia derailment that killed 8
• New Orleans nonprofit gives beads new life after Mardi Gras
• Putin signs 'fake' news law that would jail journalists over war reports
• US senators to meet virtually with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
• Joe Piscopo: 'Gangster' Putin 'took over the whole neighborhood' with 'nobody in Oval office'
• Blinken says 'no strategic interest' in Russia energy sanctions, resists calls for oil import ban
• Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick heads to Ukraine border: 'I will go as far as ... they will allow me to go'
• Humanitarian no-fly zone over Ukraine proposed by former NATO supreme allied commander
• Former Iran President Ahmadinejad backs Ukraine's Zelenskyy in contrast to regime
• Biden admin sends mixed messages on alleged Russian war crimes
• Virginia teacher suspended after reportedly making pro-Russia comments amid war with Ukraine
• Russian propaganda 'outgunned' by social media rebuttals
• McCaul traveling to Poland-Ukraine border to stand with refugees 'against Putin's evil'
• Ukrainian-born tennis player Eva Lys accuses Russian players of 'making fun' of war: 'They laugh about it'
• Russian soprano Anna Netrebko out at the Met Opera
• California mom Sherri Papini charged with faking 2016 kidnapping
• NYC crime jumps 58% – with hate crimes leading the uptick – as top cop insists: 'New Yorkers deserve better'
• Former Obama adviser: Wages aren't rising fast enough to keep up with inflation
• 'The Batman' is giving classic Chevrolet Corvettes a boost
• 2 charged in killing of Chicago man hanging Christmas lights
• Facebook blocked in Russia as Kremlin purge of non-state media continues
• Russian, Belarusian NHL players facing 'discrimination and racism' amid conflict in Ukraine, agent says
• Chris Christie hammers Biden's foreign policy failures: 'Should just start doing the opposite'
• MLB lockout: Players start $1M fund for workers impacted
• Russia-Ukraine war: Gymnastics, curling add Russian athletes to sports bans
• Kentucky racing board upholds Bob Baffert's suspension
• Judge approves fix to stem race bias in NFL concussion deal
• Florida sheriff's office assisting Ukraine, sending hundreds of ballistic helmets
• Andy Murray brings back Ivan Lendl for coaching help
• Ronda Rousey defends Cain Velasquez amid charges in shooting: 'I would have done the same thing'
• Putin wants Kyiv and time's running out to supply Ukraine before brutal city fight
• GOP lawmakers on media coverage of Biden's handling of Russia-Ukraine war: 'Pretty good-sized pass'
• Russian attacks on Ukrainian hospitals 'could be war crimes,' human rights lawyer says
• Canadian diner removes poutine from name because it sounds like Putin
• Rep. McCaul on 'Faulkner Focus': Need some 'spine and imagination' to stop this Ukraine nightmare
• Former CIA station chief on Putin-linked mercenaries hunting Ukraine's Zelenskyy
• Massive earthquake could hit Bay Area at any time, scientists say
• 2 Marines eject and survive South Carolina fighter jet crash
• Jets, Giants disagree on importance of head coach attending NFL Combine
• Late-night hosts continue media rampage against Ron DeSantis for mask remarks
• Kansas school shooting: Suspect detained after resource officer, administrator shot
• Agreement to restore Iran nuclear deal expected within days: European diplomat
• US must stand with Ukraine for 'long term' battle with Russia: Rep. Krishnamoorthi
• WWE terminates deal with Russian broadcaster
• 2 Chicago officers wounded in shooting, suspect caught
• Biden's disastrous energy policies must be reversed and American energy independence restored now
• Kamala Harris to travel to Poland amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Dejected Russian journalists walk off set after TV Rain silenced by the Kremlin amid Ukraine invasion
• Jon Rahm surprisingly leaves one-foot putt short
• NYC lifting school mask rules, vaccine mandates for dining next week
• Cowboys 'likely' parting ways with Amari Cooper
• 'The View' guest assails State of the Union for wanting to fund the police: He's saying 'I don't care anymore'
• More COVID-19 regulations fall as CDC data shows more than 90% of US can go without masks
• US aid to Ukraine compressed process from months to ‘hours and days’
• NASCAR Las Vegas: You can bet this driver will win
• Ukrainian mother escapes to Poland with daughter as husband returns to fight Russians
• Russian watchdog blocks access to some foreign media outlets, including BBC, VOA
• Russian athletes to leave Beijing after IPC ban, no plans to appeal decision
• World Obesity Day: What to know
• Russia invasion: Ukraine's makeshift maternity wards help new moms deliver amid airstrikes
• Russia seeking 'leverage' by seizing nuclear power plant: US defense official
• Russia-Ukraine war: photos show devastation on 9th day of invasion
• Florida student on how he's tracking Russian oligarchs’ private jets
• Ukraine conflict 'heightens the risk' of Chinese-American war, professor says
• New federal regulations make it easier to build and buy classic car replicas
• Weapons used in the Russia-Ukraine war
• 'Selling Sunset' star Christine Quinn 'safe but shaken' after LA home targeted by armed robbers
• Ukraine-Russia war: What is a cluster bomb?
• Amid Russia war on Ukraine, Bill Clinton relaunching Clinton Global Initiative
• Supreme Court reimposes Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence
• COVID-19 spread during Russia-Ukraine war worries WHO officials
• Ukrainian couple enlists in army on day after their wedding: 'That's my land, I will protect it'
• Meghan Markle sued by half-sister over Oprah Winfrey tell-all interview
• Will Cain responds to Stacey Abrams' 'absurd' Ukraine comparison
• NATO rules out Ukraine no-fly zone: 'Painful decision'
• Graham calls on Russians to assassinate Putin: 'The only way this ends'
• War in Ukraine complicates path home for American detainees
• Rep. Steube calls out Biden on 'Fox & Friends First': 'Put your money where your mouth is'
• Ukraine soccer asks FIFA to postpone World Cup qualifier vs Scotland
• Ukraine's displaced children, caught up in Russia's attacks, reunited with moms in Poland
• 13 states sue Biden admin for any communications on FBI surveillance of parents protesting school boards
• Hockey player recalls escaping Ukraine as Russia began invasion, riding the 'Train of Death' out of country
• Stanford soccer star Katie Meyer, 22, died by suicide, coroner says
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy on leaving Ukraine: 'I feel guilty'
• Kamala Harris slammed for focus on Equality Act amid Russian invasion: 'This is what they care about'
• How dangerous was Russia's nuclear plant strike?
• Ukrainian racing driver fighting for family: 'There are no weapons to defend'
• Storm forecast to bring severe weather across West
• Ukraine Paralympic Team arriving in Beijing for Games is 'miracle,' committee president says
• Mila Kunis, a 'proud' Ukrainian, and husband Ashton Kutcher launch fundraiser to match $3 million in donations
• Belarusian Paralympic athlete 'disappointed' with IPC's decision, says it's against org's 'code of ethics'
• Biden's State of the Union unmasks the politics of the CDC
• Newcastle co-owner on Roman Abramovich selling Chelsea: 'I do not think that is particularly fair'
• Ukrainian MP warns Kyiv will be 'second Aleppo,' calls on West to step up as horrific images emerge
• Resolution introduced in Ohio legislature urges Canada to be placed on religious liberty watch list
• In new book, Barr recalls 'awkward' moment with Trump after he disputed election fraud claims in interview
• Clippers surge to victory, season sweep of Lakers
• Ben Chiarot scores in OT, Canadiens beat Flames
• Craig Smith hits jackpot in Vegas with hat trick, Bruins win
• No. 2 Arizona pulls away late for win over Stanford
• DHS chief Mayorkas: Ukrainian citizens in US granted temporary protected status
• Luka Doncic scores 41 points, Mavericks beat Warriors again
• More than 90 percent of Americans can go without masks: CDC
• Jayson Tatum nets 37, leads Celtics past Ja Morant, Grizzlies
• Kevin Durant has 31 points in return, but Heat rally to beat Nets
• Canucks score twice early in third, rally past Islanders
• Mosque bombed in northwest Pakistan, at least 30 killed
• Malaki Branham leads No. 23 Ohio State past Michigan State
• Evgeni Malkin has goal, 2 assists as Penguins beat Lightning
• No. 6 Kansas slips past TCU to remain tied atop Big 12
• Sergei Bobrovsky makes 18 stops, Panthers top Senators
• Russian troops aiming to 'mine' nuclear plant to 'blackmail the whole of Europe:' Zaporizhzhia employees
• Alex Ovechkin scores 763rd goal, Capitals beat Hurricanes to end skid
• I am doing everything I can to lead the fight for Ukraine's freedom
• Hawks surge late, Trae Young scores 39 points in win over Bulls
• Matt Turner out 2nd straight MLS game, qualifier status uncertain
• Russia fires on Europe's largest nuclear plant; Pompeo urges freedom for Taiwan
• Putin crushes the truth while Zelenskyy bravely does interviews
• Mike Pompeo: US should immediately recognize Taiwan as ‘free and sovereign country’
• Russia-Ukraine war: American priest helping refugees says all of Ukraine is 'a war zone'
• House Dem says Russia will never control Ukrainian people, war also a 'tragedy' for Russian people
• Ukraine war: Russia losing information war at home, scrambles to reshape narrative
• Ukraine nuclear authority gives update on Zaporizhzhia power plant: now in Russian hands
• After Ukraine invasion, U.S. should walk away from nuclear talks with Iran
• Putin is ‘trying but failing’ to control Ukraine invasion narrative by shutting down non-state media
• A look at Ukrainian stars who’ve vowed to defend their country against Russia's invasion
• Conservatives defend Texas' policy investigating transgender 'treatments' as child abuse amid court battle
• Putin will commit 'genocide massacre' on Ukrainians who refuse to leave: Mother in bomb shelter
• Hannity: Joe Biden is too cowardly to stand up to the radical climate alarmists' cult
• Putin can inflict more pain and suffering to make this worse: McMaster
• Sen. Tom Cotton calls to 'ban the import of Russian oil and gas'
• Macron fears 'worst is yet to come' from Putin after tense phone call
• Tulsi Gabbard on Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant fire: 'It's unimaginable what the impacts of that will be'
• Ingraham: Biden a 'pretend warrior,' as seizing Russian yachts 'as effective as cloth masks against COVID'
• Tucker: Harris is going back to Europe to see how much worse she can make this disaster
• New Mexico police officer, retired firefighter ID'd in fatal car crash
• Washington state woman sentenced to prison for setting 5 Seattle police vehicles on fire during 2020 protest
• Russian authorities arrest over 8,000 people over anti-war protests: Report
• Clay Travis slams idea of sending Kamala back to Europe
• Ukrainian churches sending prayers, money to friends and family in war zone
• DeSantis responds to critics after telling students to un-mask
• Russia-Ukraine crisis: Bethenny Frankel says her BStrong Foundation is hoping to help 1M refugees
• Ukraine president appeals for European aid amid Russian bombardment of nuclear facility that sparked fire
• What is Zaporizhzhya, Europe's largest nuclear power plant?
• Sen. Cassidy calls for 'Operation Warp Speed' for U.S. energy production
• NBC reporter insists Biden canceling Keystone Pipeline made no difference on US dependence on foreign oil
• COVID infected patients at risk for 20 types of heart and vascular disease: Study
• Ukranian President Zelenskyy avoided 3 assassination attempts since Russia invasion: report
• Gen. Jack Keane: Russia's attack on Ukraine's largest nuclear plant doesn't 'make sense'
• Watters: 'Wild' information war being waged 'on the sidelines' of Russia-Ukraine war
• California driver smashes into daycare, at least 19 children taken to hospital
• No. 2 Stanford women top Oregon St. 57-44 in Pac-12 quarters
• Arizona State's Turner Thorne retiring after 25 seasons
• Rams' Sean McVay has Ukrainian fiancee on his mind amid Russian invasion: 'This obviously hits home with me'
• Truck convoy departs California for DC area to protest COVID mandates; finds support along journey
• Secret Service arrests two men on weapons charges near Ukrainian Embassy in DC
• Oregon Gov. blasts Texas push to investigate child transgender surgeries, vows to protect LGBTQ2SIA+ kids
• Biden administration gives protection from deportation to Ukrainians living in US
• Ukraine military kills a top Russian general
• Is your baby formula making your infant sick? Signs to watch for
• Victoria Azarenka, tennis star from Belarus, 'devastated' by attacks on Ukraine
• MSNBC's Chris Hayes roasted for suggesting buying oil from Iran to offset gas prices
• Jason Day's mother dies after 5-year battle with cancer
• Sen. Graham: Russia's oil sector is the 'Achilles heel of Putin's war machine' and the US needs to go after it