Site Map February 26, 2022

Years / 2022 / February /26

• Ukrainian citizens, defiant, take up arms to defend their country against Russia
• Biden's Supreme Court pick will promote 'woke agenda': Latino leader
• Hall of Famer Dominik Hasek calls on NHL to 'suspend' Russian players, slams Alex Ovechkin as 'a chicken s---'
• Students and recent grads describe challenges of being a young conservative
• Russia-Ukraine crisis: Biden is not above criticism despite what the media claims, Jason Rantz says
• SCOTUS hears GOP push to defend Trump-era public charge rule; Arizona AG calls Biden moves ‘unprecedented’
• Ukrainian ambassador praises support from West: 'We just need it faster'
• Christian Eriksen returns, Ukraine in thoughts on emotional day in European Premier League
• Rick Scott touts that his new post-midterms GOP roadmap will ‘strike fear’ with some Republicans
• GOP Rep. Perry says 'not too late' for Biden admin to prevent Chinese attack on Taiwan amid Russia-Ukraine
• Rick Scott blasts Big Tech’s 'cancelling and silencing' of conservatives while keeping Kremlin accounts
• Boxing legend Wladimir Klitschko makes global plea for help amid Russia-Ukraine war: 'No time to wait'
• Arkansas Senate candidate Jake Bequette says peace in the world is 'only secure through American strength'
• Bethenny Frankel calls Ukraine President Zelenskyy 'inspiring'
• Two people shot at historic Indianapolis Jewish Community Center, police say
• Biden warns 'there's no sanction that is immediate' as US, allies target Russia over Ukraine invasion
• Churches in Ukraine, Russia delivering supplies to embattled citizens
• Amazon was set to pay $100M to Rams' Sean McVay: report
• Ukraine native Milla Jovovich 'heartbroken' over Russia invasion: 'I am torn in two'
• NFL set to feature game in Germany in the upcoming season
• Hong Kong’s COVID-19 success accelerates omicron surge
• Ukraine attack: Sean Penn says Putin made 'brutal mistake'
• Norway ski body says Russians not welcome to compete there
• Ukraine crisis: Communism victims organization calls Russia's invasion 'illegal' and 'a wake-up call'
• Ukrainian mom pleads for help from bomb shelter: 'Please intervene with force'
• Dr. Oz says his celebrity 'a huge advantage' as he runs for Senate; says he's 'aligned' with GOP voters
• Dramatic video taken from speeding car shows Ukraine devastation
• Ukraine invasion: Russian conscripts reportedly forced to sign military contracts, losing contact with family
• Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate gets private sit-down with Trump at CPAC; will seek endorsement
• Russia invades Ukraine: Anti-war protests in Tokyo, London, Taipei and Rome
• Russia-Ukraine war: Grenell rips into Biden administration, State Department over crisis
• Former Indiana basketball player stuck in Ukraine amid Russian invasion: 'I'm terrified'
• Biden admin facing calls to give Ukrainians in US protections from deportation
• American's 20-hour trek out of Ukraine: 'It's a humanitarian crisis, a disaster'
• CNN taps new president, current executive producer of 'The Late Show' to replace Jeff Zucker
• Finland's US ambassador responds to Russian threats over potential NATO membership
• Ukraine showdown: Volodymyr Zelenskyy challenges Vladimir Putin
• Ukraine-Russia War: Russian troops underfunded, equipment sub-par, according to reports
• Sweden joins Poland in refusing to play Russia in World Cup qualifiers, urges FIFA to cancel matches
• Curtis Reeves, retired SWAT officer, acquitted in movie theater shooting
• After Ukraine, Russian cyberattacks could come to US: How to defend yourself
• Ukraine parliament member: 'More surprises coming for Putin's army'
• Ukraine President Zelenskyy applauded by Prince William, Kate Middleton
• Ukraine invasion: Russia 'increasingly frustrated' by lack of momentum: US defense official
• Bethenny Frankel sending Ukraine attack victims $10 million in aid
• Bill Maher blasts Rashida Tlaib's rebuttal to Biden's SOTU address: 'It's like sacking your own quarterback'
• China’s Xi Jinping stresses cooperation with North Korea’s Kim under ‘new situation’: state media
• Will CPAC straw poll be another Trump, DeSantis 1-2 finish in GOP presidential nomination question?
• Reporter's mother interrupts news coverage to show her love while he's on-camera: 'Hi baby!'
• Europe close to approving SWIFT, but Germany remains wary
• Ukraine to get $350M more in US defense aid, including anti-armor, small arms, munitions
• Jonathan Quick reaches 350 wins in net, Kings defeat rival Ducks 4-1
• Clippers edge Lakers 105-102 for 6th straight rivalry win
• MLB cancels all spring training games through March 7
• Russia's war on Ukraine: 'Babies and children pay the highest price'
• Nancy Pelosi Jan. 6 podium grabber gets two months in prison
• Rooftop Revelations: Policing in the aftermath of Michael Brown, George Floyd
• Ukraine photos: Kyiv rattled with explosions, street fighting into third day of conflict
• Refugees fleeing Ukraine number nearly 120,000, could reach 4 million as Russian invasion intensifies: UN
• Ukraine-Russia war: Kyiv still standing on Day 3, Zelenskyy refuses to leave country
• Mother of 'Pawn Stars' celebrity sues over ownership, assets
• PHOTO GALLERY: Kyiv under attack as Russia invades Ukraine
• Alabama doctor aiming to adopt 9-year-old Ukrainian boy struggles to get him out of war zone
• Rubio calls on Biden to 'diminish' Putin's 'leverage' over energy by lifting restrictions
• COVID has revealed the soft skills gap among America's youth: It's time we address it
• Russian vodka pulled from shelves in US, Canada bars, liquor stores: ‘Every small thing makes a difference’
• NC Senate candidate Mark Walker turned down former President Trump and says it’s paid off so far
• CPAC organizers react to Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• Model Elizabeth Pipko -- with Russian, Ukrainian roots -- calls crisis an 'attack on democracy everywhere'
• Ukrainian-born American woman says 'innocent people are dying' in Ukraine
• Three ways to stop Putin's next power grab
• Kyiv high-rise apartment building hit by missile strike
• Russian ambassador called 'apologist for slaughter' in Ukraine by news host
• Playboy Bunny Adrienne Pollack’s 1973 death still raises questions, sister says: ‘It never made sense to us’
• Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, a politician in robes
• Biden Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson could face scrutiny for overturned decisions
• Ukrainians show resilience, defiance amid Russia invasion: 'Small nations have the right to be free'
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy addresses nation after new dawn rises in Kyiv: 'I'm here'
• Scott Peterson juror denies bias during 2004 trial
• Senator rips Biden's policies: 'Biden has pushed Russia closer to China'
• Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt explains what America can do economically during Russian-Ukraine crisis
• Russia-Ukraine crisis prompts extension of Fort Riley tank brigade’s European tour: report
• Member of Ukrainian parliament vows to fight as the battle in Kiev rages 'everywhere'
• Ukraine's Zelenskyy, advisers vow to defend country: 'We're all here’
• Tucker Carlson: Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a humiliating defeat for Joe Biden
• Ingraham: Russia's war on Ukraine 'was made in China'
• Hannity blasts Biden spending weekend in Delaware as Russians attack Ukrainian capital
• Milwaukee police station targeted by gunman days after in-custody death, chief says
• Harmeet Dhillon blasts Biden's SCOTUS selection process: 'He is beholden to the left'
• Communities gather to show support for Ukraine: 'People are thinking of how not to die tomorrow'
• Snake Island soldiers who defied Russian warship will receive heroism award posthumously, Zelenskyy says
• Ukraine army sees thousands rush to enlist during Russian invasion: ‘Ukraine will not kneel’
• Pompeo says he is 'rooting' for the Biden administration, despite 'very different worldview'
• Putin's threats were 'blood-curdling': Douglas Murray
• Russia-Ukraine war 'will come down to the Ukrainian people': Christopher Cox
• Lawmakers react to Biden's, Harris' differing statements on sanctions: 'Obviously they're not communicating'
• Kayleigh McEnany, Pete Hegseth burn Biden for backpedaling on Russia sanctions: He is ‘simply not with it'
• Police investigating comedian Donny Davis' death
• 'DWTS' Maksim Chmerkovskiy says Ukrainian citizens are 'being mobilized,' 'whole country' to go to war
• Ukraine invasion: Video purportedly shows tank running over moving car
• CNN's Allison Gollust aided Chris Cuomo during Andrew Cuomo's sexual harassment scandal: report
• Pelosi: Important to understand the 'brilliance' of Biden's response to Russian invasion
• Rubio says it was 'wise' for Biden to share intel on Putin's plans for false flag operation ahead of invasion
• Pompeo criticizes Biden for not considering 'every American' when making Supreme Court pick
• Hayden Panettiere confirms her daughter, 7, is 'safe,' 'not in Ukraine' during Russian invasion
• Russian invasion: Pentagon says not clear if 'Putin has designs beyond the Ukraine'