Site Map February 28, 2022

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• Scott Peterson juror says she filled out disputed questionnaire ‘honestly and truly’ in Monday testimony
• Education activists agree Democrats' change of heart on mask mandates is based on 'political science'
• Republicans introduce joint resolution demanding Russia lose permanent seat on UN Security Council
• Former Hunter Biden business partner sentenced to prison for role in scheme to defraud Native American tribe
• Dolphins planned to pursue Tom Brady, Sean Payton before Brian Flores lawsuit: report
• Ukraine President Zelenskyy thanked by Hugh Bonneville for voicing 'Paddington': 'Speaking for myself'
• Thirty-first House Democrat announces retirement from Congress ahead of midterms
• 'Escalate to de-escalate': Experts say Putin's strategy may be to get more aggressive in war on Ukraine
• Ukrainian couple details escape from Kyiv after Russian invasion: people 'understand what is at stake here'
• GOP congressional candidate with decades-old ties to Ukraine says Biden too weak to cut Russia ‘at the knees’
• Kharkiv: What to know about Ukraine's second-largest city, facing Russian rocket fire
• PHOTOS: Ukraine crisis - horrifying aftermath paints terrifying reality of fifth day as war rages on
• Former Ukrainian politician forced into hiding declares Putin the ‘Hitler of our time'
• American businesses boycott Russian products in solidarity with Ukraine
• Who is Vladimir Putin? Fox Nation answers the question in new Brian Kilmeade-hosted special
• Afghan refugee trapped in Ukraine asks Putin: What's the benefit of this war?
• The Chicks to head back on tour in 2022 after hiatus: ‘The ultimate payoff is the live show’
• Scrutiny continues for Grambling football after Briles hire
• Bucs to play in Germany, Packers in London this year
• LeBron James, Lakers teammates exchange words with fans, get booed during blowout loss to Pelicans
• Florida names Kelly Rae Finley women's coach, gives her 5-year deal
• MLB: Manfred, union meet on deadline day to save openers
• Putin bombing of Kharkhiv draws World War II comparisons
• Glitzier combine could help NFL make decision on host city
• Zach Johnson leaving US system in place as next Ryder Cup captain
• Bryson DeChambeau withdraws from Bay Hill to avoid risking setback
• Helping Ukraine refugees: Non profit provides emergency water access for those in need
• Biden State of the Union speech: What lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to hear
• Russia didn’t expect ‘stiff and determined resistance’ from Ukraine, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby says
• Yale professor teaches the secret of happiness to the masses
• Cold War may have ended, but the battle never did
• Russia's failures could lead to more indiscriminate attacks against Ukrainians, former Navy intel officer says
• Colton Underwood engaged to Jordan C. Brown: 'Starting 2022 off with my best friend'
• Jill Biden introduces Kamala Harris as 'the president,' then says she was joking
• NYT claims Biden 'redefining the arc of his presidency,' gives positive review for handling of Russia, SCOTUS
• Ukraine invasion: Was Biden too quick to evacuate US embassy in Kyiv? Experts weigh in
• USC QB Caleb Williams values Super Bowls over national championships
• Netflix says it won't air Kremlin TV channels inside Russia, defying new government directive
• Kyler Murray pledges commitment to Cardinals, sends contract proposal to team
• Helping Ukrainian refugees: Nonprofit delivering thousands of hot meals to people in need
• Daniil Medvedev is 27th No. 1 in ATP rankings, overtaking Djokovic
• Derek Jeter leaves post as Miami Marlins' CEO, shareholder
• Gonzaga, Arizona remain atop AP Top 25 in week of changes
• Iowa jumps to 12 in women's AP Top 25; top five unchanged
• Jason Rantz: GOP has to be careful during SCOTUS confirmation since Ketanji Brown Jackson is 'super likable'
• MLB: It's deadline day to save opening day, 162-game season
• Snake Island defenders who defied Russian warship captured alive, not killed: Ukraine Navy
• Ukraine's boxers in the fight of their lives
• David Stern launches game-changing WNBA in 1997
• Raiders, Jaguars to open NFL preseason in Hall of Fame game
• Gen. Kellogg: Russian forces ‘not doing very well at all’ in face of stiff Ukrainian resistance
• Ukraine's Zelenskyy shows us how to handle fear in the midst of war
• Russia-Ukraine war prompts Green Day to cancel upcoming show in Moscow
• White House dropping mask mandate before Biden State of the Union: official
• FIFA and UEFA bans Russia national team and clubs from all competitions
• CDC 'COVID-19 by County' tool helps you look up guidelines by local areas
• Rep. Mast: Russians at odds over Putin's 'all-out war' on their Ukrainian neighbors
• 2022 Ram 1500 TRX super pickup gets $6,555 price bump
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy on a train to Warsaw following arrest as he attempts to flee Ukraine
• Pete Hegseth: Biden admin's 'climate zealots' crushing US domestic energy production
• Republican bill would allow US citizens to seize yachts, planes of Russian oligarchs amid Ukraine invasion
• Colorado officials remove mountain lion from underneath family's back deck
• Molotov cocktails on the menu: Ukrainian brewery switches from beer to bombs amid Russian invasion
• Joni James, '50s pop star, dead at 91
• Ukraine war: 'Frustrated' Russia could switch to 'more aggressive' tactics, US defense official warns
• Thousands supporting Ukraine rally in Washington, DC, urge US to help more
• Ukrainian hiding in bomb shelter calls into 'America's Newsroom'
• Putin sends Chechen fighters to Ukraine, with results unclear
• Ukrainian family's heartbreak as a father must send his son away from harm
• TikTok star born in Ukraine speaks out amid Russian invasion: 'I know that we will have victory'
• Steven Seagal speaks out amid Russian invasion of Ukraine: ‘I look at both as one family’
• From Ukraine, Maksim Chmerkovskiy says he's 'really not good,' calls for revolution in Russia
• Vladimir Putin's mental state questioned by growing number of US officials
• MSNBC guest falsely claims Trump was 'installed' as president
• Angel Mom backs JD Vance in new Ohio Senate campaign ad
• NASCAR: Kyle Larson 'had no clue' he was running teammate Chase Elliott into the wall at Fontana
• Bongino: Putin has serious ‘public perception’ problem on his hands
• Young conservatives at CPAC share what they love most about America
• Stacey Abrams on not conceding Georgia loss: We should be allowed to 'legitimately question' systems
• NYC man charged in subway hammer attack has rap sheet dating back decades
• Kremlin sends 400 Russian mercenaries into Kyiv on mission to assassinate Zelenskyy: report
• Queen Elizabeth postpones in-person event at Windsor amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Last Lotus Elise sports car bought by the woman it's named after
• Sen. Grassley: Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings won't be 'in the gutter' like Dems did with Kavanaugh
• House Republicans press DC Mayor Bowser on why she's not lifting school mask mandate: 'Political motives'
• Ukrainian chef turns his restaurant into bomb shelter to feed civilians fighting Russian forces
• Rooftop Revelations: Pastor Brooks reflects on his 100 days on the roof and God’s timing
• Hollywood pays tribute to Ukraine, President Zelenskyy amid Russian invasion during SAG Awards
• Nikole Hannah-Jones mocked for claiming Europe 'not a continent,' calling Ukraine alarm a racial 'dog whistle'
• Dan Hoffman: Putin threatening nuclear option because he's 'running out of cards to play'
• Russian news websites hacked purportedly by Anonymous amid Ukraine invasion
• NYC resident stuck in Ukraine as war with Russia rages: We are 'losing hope'
• Ohio GOP Senate showdown: Firebrand Rep. Cawthorn endorses Josh Mandel in crowded Republican primary
• Who will replace Russian Formula One driver Nikita Mazepin?
• Experts: Ukrainian resistance 'remarkable' but Russia still holds major advantage
• Ukraine's second-largest city comes under intense rocket fire as peace talks begin
• Biden's 'victory' over COVID is hard to distinguish from defeat
• 'Nightmare in Chowchilla': Survivors of the 1976 school bus kidnapping reunite after 45 years
• Georgia GOP gubernatorial clash: Perdue goes to CPAC to make case to Trump voters
• Putin painted into a corner as world leaders, major companies and even some of his people turn against him
• GOP lawmakers predict what's in Biden's State of the Union address: 'Probably torn up the draft they had'
• Texas superintendent allegedly demanded his ex-mistress get an abortion, assaulted her, court doc shows
• Ukrainian bishop: Putin is the 'anti-Christ of our current time'
• With West Virginia vs EPA, Supreme Court can restore state authority on energy
• Russia-Ukraine crisis: GOPers slam Big Tech for banning conservatives but allowing Kremlin to push disinfo
• Russia-Ukraine war preview of new authoritarian world order
• Belarus may enter Ukraine fight, actress calls Zelenskyy 'a true leader'
• Ukraine war highlights need for energy independence, energy experts running for Congress warn
• Kyiv mayor proud of citizens’ resolve but uncertain about longevity
• Gordon Chang: Biden’s feeble response to Russia will bolster China’s attempt to ‘destabilize the world’
• Russia-Ukraine crisis: Zelenskyy's on-the-ground images draw sharp contrast with reclusive Putin
• Worried Americans reveal resolve of relatives in Ukraine: They will 'not be underestimated'
• Russia’s role at UN under scrutiny as Ukraine calls for Security Council vote to be removed
• Ukraine heroism should inspire US, allies to take action against Putin
• Katheryn Winnick says Zelenskyy is 'perfect example' of 'Ukrainian strong': 'A true leader'
• Capitol ditches mask requirement ahead of State of the Union
• Major floods swamp Australia's east coast, claiming 7 lives
• Russian citizens, growing frustrated with Putin, are taking to the streets
• Footage appears to show Ukrainian drone destroying Russian missile system
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on Russian troops heading towards Kyiv
• 'Hannity' on explosions in Kyiv
• Tucker: Russia-Ukraine conflict could become a world war
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on Biden's latest sanctions
• 'The Five' on full-scale invasion of Ukraine
• 'Your World' on new sanctions against Russia
• Psaki avoids question on polls doubting Biden's 'mental capacity' for office
• British ambassador to US says Putin's 'destabilizing' behavior is strengthening NATO alliance
• Dan Crenshaw: We should demand Biden admin stop attacking the fossil fuel industry
• Hawley reiterates call for Canada to be placed on religious liberty watch list as pastor remains jailed
• Tom Cotton battles ABC's Stephanopoulos: 'If you want to talk to Trump, have him on your show'
• Former Miss Grand Ukraine posts in support of Ukrainian military, warns Russian invaders will be killed
• Kyle Larson wins California NASCAR race at Fontana
• Airspace over Ukraine still being contested amid Russian invasion, senior US defense official says
• PHOTOS: Ukraine crisis: Four days of war against Russian aggression leaves apocalyptic aftermath
• PHOTOS: DC protesters express support for Ukrainians, call for tougher sanctions