Site Map February 27, 2022

Years / 2022 / February /27

• CPAC chairman Matt Schlapp welcomes liberal media at annual event, but quit asking him about Mitt Romney
• Biden claims COVID-19 keeps Americans from seeing 'things have gotten so much better for them'
• Ukrainians bravely 'playing for time'
• EU buys weapons for Ukraine, closes its airspace to Russian aircraft
• Putin is playing 'poker' with USA and European allies, trying to 'bluff,' expert says
• Euro backlash as FIFA refuses to expel Russia from football
• Early madness: Top 6 teams lose on same day for 1st time
• New York Gov. Hochul says mask mandate for schools to end March 2 amid declining COVID cases
• Ohio GOP Senate showdown: Three top rivals make their case to Trump voters at CPAC
• Joel Embiid has 37, James Harden a triple-double as 76ers beat Knicks
• Putin’s strategic failure and ‘miscalculations’ play out on the world stage, experts weigh in
• Kirstie Alley vows 'to pray' for Ukraine after backlash from Maks Chmerkovskiy, fans over deleted tweet
• Browns' Myles Garrett supports QB Baker Mayfield: 'He's my guy'
• NY Times journalist suggests media concern for Russian invasion of Ukraine demonstrates racial 'biases'
• Scott McLaughlin wins IndyCar season opener in St. Petersburg
• Bethenny Frankel 'trying' to get to Ukraine as she applauds donation efforts from 'the average American'
• Albania refuses to play Russia in UEFA Nations League games
• Missouri GOP Senate showdown: Schmitt says Greitens baggage ‘definitely a concern’
• Luca de la Torre scores 1st goal of the second for Heracles
• No. 21 UConn sends Hoyas to school-record 18th loss in row
• FIFA announces Russia will play as RFU in World Cup qualifying; won't be banned yet
• No. 4 Louisville women trounce No. 14 Irish in testy matchup
• Liverpool beats Chelsea 11-10 on penalties to win League Cup
• Ukrainian mother captures the spirit of resistance and resilience amid Russian invasion: 'We are united'
• Reporter's notebook: Ukrainians stand up to Russians
• Knicks great Charles Oakley says Giannis Antetokounmpo would 'come off the bench' during his era
• Rooftop Revelations: Pastor Brooks On America’s failure in Ukraine and the South Side
• MLB players, teams talk for 7th day in row, deadline nears
• Kevin McCarthy: Two reasons Putin raised alert status for nuclear forces
• Ukraine athletes defend country, demand sanctions for Russia
• Ukraine refugees to receive help from Franklin Graham's humanitarian aid nonprofit
• Armed robbery suspects caught on camera entering Arizona home
• WaPo slammed for headline saying 'economy appeared ready to surge,' Russian invasion 'could send shockwaves'
• Trump wins CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll, with DeSantis second
• Protests erupt around the globe in support of Ukraine: 'Stop Putin, Stop War'
• Swiss skier Nufer gets breakout World Cup downhill win at 30
• Red Sox release minor-leaguer following racist, homophobic social media posts: 'I am a racist'
• Qatar deploys ex-spies to blunt German's World Cup criticism
• Former Pentagon chief of staff rips Biden over US intel report: 'It’s a colossal failure of leadership'
• Japan to join US, European allies in blocking key Russian banks from SWIFT
• Psaki suggests Putin’s isolation during pandemic could be at play as lawmakers question his sanity
• Biden in Delaware as Putin raises nuclear alert status
• Russia vs Ukraine on social media – Zelenskyy and his people winning on that front
• Packers may bring back veteran kicker Mason Crosby
• Bruce Arians not big on idea of Jameis Winston back with Buccaneers
• Leeds fires manager Bielsa to try to stay in Premier League
• Roman Abramovich's Chelsea ownership unchanged beyond PR
• Condoleezza Rice: Putin ‘seems erratic,’ ‘descending into something’ never personally seen before
• Ukraine invasion puts Russia's elite sports status at risk
• Madonna calls Russia's invasion of Ukraine 'pointless,' says Putin is violating human rights in 'Sorry' remix
• North Dakota family sells bath bombs to raise awareness for World Down Syndrome Day
• Trump, at CPAC, once again teases 2024; Cruz says Trump ‘gets to decide first’
• Biden has made an ‘enormous mistake,’ handed Putin financial power: Larry Kudlow
• Meghan Markle, Prince Harry pay tribute to Ukrainian people while accepting NAACP President's award
• Putin orders nuclear deterrent forces status raised to ‘special combat readiness’
• Ukrainian choral performance opens 'Saturday Night Live' with John Mulaney as host
• GOP's Hagerty rips Big Tech for welcoming authoritarians like Putin, yet 'censoring' conservatives
• Thousands of Russians arrested for protesting against Putin's war on Ukraine, human rights group says
• Ukrainian mother fleeing country with her son details escape: 'I wish I never experienced that'
• Ukraine applies to UN highest court demanding action against Russian aggression
• Celebrities react to Russia-Ukraine conflict: 'My heart hurts'
• Russian forces penetrate Ukraine's second-largest city as fourth day of fighting continues
• Zelenskyy seeking volunteers, calls for 'international' team to fight Russia
• Ohio congressional candidate Max Miller says Putin saw 'weak leadership' from Biden before invading Ukraine
• Leftover food safety: What to know
• American basketball players try to flee Ukraine; One succeeds, one still stuck
• US Navy destroyer passes through Taiwan Strait; China calls move 'provocative'
• Former KGB officer Putin's intelligence failures hold Russia back as Ukraine fights for freedom and democracy
• Pennsylvania Senate clash: Bartos showcases ‘strongest grassroots army’ in GOP primary race
• Russian invasion: How the west failed over decades of recent history to hold Putin back
• Zelenskyy calls for Russia to lose UN Security Council power, says Ukraine attack 'bears signs of genocide'
• Kyiv mayor extends curfew as Russian forces continue attacks
• Russians enter Kharkiv, Ukraine’s No. 2 city, as fighting broadens: reports
• Ukraine's children: How to help vulnerable kids amid Russia's attack
• Real ‘Mindhunter’ John Douglas recalls meeting ‘sadist’ killer Larry Gene Bell: ‘He wanted to be in control’
• ‘Viva Las Vegas’ star Ann-Margret reflects on her marriage to Roger Smith: ‘We both wanted it to work’
• Snake Island border guards who defied Russia warship 'may be alive': report
• Petro Poroshenko, former Ukraine president, dons battle gear, joins countrymen in the streets: video
• Ukrainian man squares up with Russian tank as invasion continues
• Ukraine tennis star Sergiy Stakhovsky joins military reserves to fight Russia: 'Proud to be Ukrainian'
• Putin ‘furious’ Ukraine invasion hasn’t been ‘easy,’ EU official says, citing intel report
• The more success Ukrainians have, the more likely Putin is to go 'scorched Earth': Lindsey Graham
• Bongino asks what happens when Putin loses support at home
• California earthquake: Ventura County temblor measured at magnitude 4.0, report says
• Russian missile strikes Ukrainian civilian oil depot south of Kyiv, official says
• GOP Sen. Bill Hagerty: Biden must ‘show a spine’ and ‘demonstrate resolve’ to stop Putin
• Kyiv-born Ukrainian exchange student in Texas on family back home: 'I would like, somehow, to help them'
• Trump warns 'world war' could be next as Russia continues invasion in Ukraine
• Video purportedly shows Ukrainian man offer Russians a tow back home after their tank runs out of fuel
• Ukrainian-American pastor in VA shares haunting image of people huddled in Ukraine basement
• North Korea fires unidentified projectile eastward: Report