Site Map March 01, 2022

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• House Republicans in lockstep calling for more action on Ukraine, even as some on right oppose doing more
• Buck Sexton on conservatives' split on Russian invasion: US military intervention 'a bright red line'
• 'DWTS' Cheryl Burke returns to wedding venue five days after filing for divorce from Matthew Lawrence
• Jill Biden SOTU guest is critical race theory supporter
• Missouri university slammed for referring to Women's History Month as 'Womynx History Month'
• Russian military strikes hit area near Kyiv TV tower, at least five killed, officials say
• Ukraine announces postage stamp creation contest; examples include image of Zelenskyy spanking Putin
• Michigan parents call for Rochester superintendent to resign amid allegations of spying on social media
• QB questions hang over so many NFL teams at scouting combine
• Ukrainian musician joins military as he stays and fights amid Russian invasion: 'Not time for playing guitars'
• Chicago Blackhawks drop interim tag for GM Kyle Davidson
• US Soccer agrees to 8-year broadcast deal with Turner Sports
• Injuries to Darius Garland, guards threaten to wreck Cavs' season
• Victoria Spartz, Ukraine native, delivers tearful plea to Biden: Don't 'embarrass' us
• State of the Union: Biden to say 'We were ready' for Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• State of the union under Biden is 'crisis,' Republicans say
• Kamala Harris mocked for 'terrifying' explanation of Ukraine crisis: 'A real inability to talk normally'
• Stefanik urges Biden to recognize Rep. Spartz at State of the Union: 'She deserves a shout-out'
• Ukraine war: Cannes Film Festival bars Russian delegations, people with ties to the Kremlin
• 'Spineless' Biden must 'project power' against Russia during State of the Union: Rep. Reschenthaler
• Montage: Biden officials always claim to 'follow the science' on coronavirus masking
• MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred cancels Opening Day, both sides fail to reach agreement at deadline
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy says he's 'safe' after fleeing Ukraine: 'I felt wrong leaving'
• Feenstra, Ernst praise Reynolds as leader with 'moxie,' ahead of State of the Union response
• Ashton Kutcher calls out Russia amid Ukraine war: 'Their media is lying'
• NYC subway attacks: Man shot, woman sexually abused, as police hunt man who assaulted victim with human feces
• Daily walks may significantly reduce risk of Alzheimer's, new study says
• As Russia-Ukraine war rages, DirecTV nixes RT America from program lineup
• Los Angeles police investigating dead body found on fire in shopping cart
• Pelosi suggests Americans don't understand Biden's accomplishments, gets roasted
• Washington Post, USA Today call on Biden to claim America 'better' and 'resilient' in State of Union address
• Ukraine President Zelenskyy garners standing ovation in impassioned speech to EU
• Republican Reps. Hinson, Kim demand Biden confront Putin during State of the Union: 'Do not mess with the US'
• Fox News viewership dominates CNN, MSNBC combined during news-heavy February
• Iowa's Caitlin Clark, Michigan's Barnes Arico nab B10 women's honors
• Gianni Infantino's admiration of Vladimir Putin leaves FIFA exposed
• British teacher who traveled to Ukraine to save wife and baby son says he's staying to help get others out
• Tennis star Daniil Medvedev takes over as world No. 1 as ITF announces ban on Russian, Belarusian federations
• Gamecocks' Aliyah Boston named SEC player of the year, top defender
• 'Squad' Dems tied to Democratic Socialists silent on DSA blaming US for Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot severs ties with Russian sister city
• The Beard is here: Philly hype for James Harden's home debut
• Ukraine war: Afghan refugee and her family escape Kyiv
• Texas primary polls close as nail-biters anticipated in big races
• Pelosi suggests Biden's approval rating low because Americans uninformed
• Biden administration rules out no-fly zone over Ukraine: 'Not going to happen’
• Americans deserve apology from CDC, Biden's anti-science machine
• Russia holds drills with nuclear subs, land-based missiles
• Republicans demand Biden stop funding Putin's war with oil purchases
• MLB to make 'best offer' before lockout deadline passes
• 3 recipes to try for Mardi Gras
• Kentucky man arrested in murder of former lawmaker's daughter during pre-dawn home invasion
• Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has surgery on non-throwing shoulder
• Aging faster in adulthood linked to health conditions in adolescence
• Shaquille O'Neal had a strange way of hazing rookies, Gary Payton says
• State of the Union: Biden to speak against defunding police amid violent crime surge
• PHOTOS: Ukraine crisis: Russia intensifies assault as day six of the war leaves trail of apocalyptic rubble
• Clay Travis on Kyler Murray: 'Big error in judgment'
• Ukraine war: Biden, Zelenskyy speak by phone for 30 minutes
• Ukraine war: Ukrainians fight for their homeland from within the US
• Nikki Haley calls on UN to 'grow a spine' against Russia, rips Biden for seeking China's help
• Noah Syndergaard has some fun with MLB insider's column ripping league owners
• ‘RHOC’ star Heather Dubrow reveals how she and husband Terry Dubrow escaped the reality TV curse
• Sen. Cotton on Biden’s SOTU address: I hope he announces no more half-measures on Russian sanctions
• Phil Mickelson might not have time he needs to recover
• Sen. Marshall introduces bill banning US imports of Russian oil
• Defending champion Stanford gears up for Pac-12 Tournament
• Bucs' to 'leave the light on' for Tom Brady amid return questions, GM says
• Jaguars reverse course on EVP, stick with Pederson/Baalke
• A Ukrainian hacker's tale of how he is aiding the land war by battling Russia for the cloud
• Biden's SOTU exposes Democratic Party divisions
• Possible deer-to human COVID-19 transmission reported by Canadian researchers
• The Moscow that spins versus the Russia that churns
• Finland has shifted to 'secular religion,' 'postmodernism,' says Finnish bishop on trial for intolerance
• In new book, Bill Barr says Mueller was 'the wrong person to investigate' Russia; probe had ‘glaring omission'
• Biden's energy strategy helps Putin and hurts Americans
• More school mask mandates fall in West Coast states
• Twitter should use its ‘power for good’ amid invasion of Ukraine as Kremlin remains active, watchdog says
• Asian grandmother dies 3 months after NYC rock attack
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on China's role in Russian invasion into Ukraine
• Ukraine's bravest know 'this might be their last night on earth'
• Tucker: This war could get much worse than it already is
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on US role in Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Ukrainian bishop says Ukraine is keeping faith in religion and freedom
• Kamala Harris blasted for claiming 'voters got what they asked for' in electing her, Biden
• UN diplomats file out of meetings in Geneva as Russia defends invasion: WATCH VIDEO
• Pompeo warns of 'cascading set of calamities around the world' amid Russia's war on Ukraine
• Washington state announces full closure of steelhead fishing due to population concerns
• Washington Post staffer ‘horrified and humiliated’ after colleague wrongly identified her as Breonna Taylor
• Cargo ship carrying 4,000 cars sinks in Atlantic Ocean
• Ukraine War: Russia state media prematurely declared victory, hailed 'new world' in now-deleted report
• Andrew Luck has likely ‘moved on’ from NFL
• This Fat Tuesday, indulge in Raymond Arroyo's 'Mardi Gras All Access' on Fox Nation
• Aaron Rodgers missing from Packers' London photo as he reportedly negotiates new deal
• Blinken questions Russia's place on UN Human Rights Council, rebukes soft language from Putin allies
• 'The Five' on ongoing attacks in Ukraine
• 'Your World' on what's next for world amid Russia-Ukraine war
• White House to include Dr. Seuss in 'Read Across America' proclamation after dropping books last year
• Jen Psaki pressed on timing of White House dropping mask mandate: ‘What changed in the science?’
• Russia is 'exclusively aiming at civilians,' Kharkiv woman says. She's 'praying to stay alive'
• International Skating Union bans Russian athletes amid attacks on Ukraine
• Ukraine invasion: Russian troops stalled north of Kyiv, running out of gas and food: US official
• NY Times editorial board says it's the 'right time' to end masking in schools
• Naya Rivera's family settles wrongful death lawsuit nearly 2 years after 'Glee' star's drowning
• White House official claims Biden's Russia response 'unified' US, citing poll showing 41% approval
• Russia-Ukraine war: Kharkiv photos show casualties, devastation as mass exodus continues
• Influencer in Russia goes viral demonstrating how to drive an abandoned armored vehicle
• Prince Charles condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine: ‘Brutal aggression’
• FIA cancels Sochi, Russia international drift racing event
• NHL condemns Russia's Ukraine invasion, says Russian players being placed in 'extremely difficult position'
• GOP Rep. Hartzler suspended from Twitter over ‘men pretending to be women’ tweet
• Jen Psaki tells Fox News Russian energy sanctions not 'off the table' as Putin's assault on Ukraine continues
• Rep. Jody Hice on Biden bolting from speeches, ignoring issues: He 'is trying to live in a fantasy world'
• Ex-UFC star Cain Velasquez arrested in California shooting that left 1 wounded, police say
• Sen. Joni Ernst to deliver 'prebuttal' to Biden's State of the Union address
• Trump's not on the ballot but in the spotlight as Texas kicks off primary season
• Nigel Farage questions whether America has 'retreated' amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Kevin McCarthy rips Biden admin for lack of action in Ukraine: 'We could have deterred this'
• Fox Nation signs deal with actor Kevin Costner for ‘Yellowstone: One-Fifty’ series
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy tells Instagram he's in Poland after fleeing Ukraine
• 'Embarrassed' Russians living in US denounce Putin's 'shameful' Ukraine invasion
• What is a thermobaric bomb?
• Ash Wednesday, start of Lent: When 'world is a mess,' we must 'turn to God'
• State of the Union: Mercedes Schlapp says ‘Biden has a Biden problem,’ ‘doesn’t project strength in any way’
• Woman shot in head dies, Philly homicides up 11 percent year to year: report
• Cardinals' Budda Baker recalls strange fan incident at his home, vows he'd 'die' to protect his family
• Ukraine and Putin: Russian leader is not crazy, he's consistent
• The 'science' behind lifting of Capitol mask mandate ahead of State of the Union called into question
• Republicans respond to Biden's SOTU: 'Biden’s domestic crises have caused a global catastrophe'
• Ned Eisenberg, 'Law & Order: SVU' actor, dead at 65
• The biblical story behind Mardi Gras' king cake and why you'll find a plastic baby inside
• Queen Elizabeth holds virtual audiences after COVID-19 symptoms
• Kayleigh McEnany forecasts ‘big red wave’ as midterms approach: ‘America is about to take their country back’
• Dana Perino on 'Fox & Friends': 'Incredible split-screen moment' for Biden
• Florida driver, 75, likely won't face criminal charges in deadly cafe crash
• Derek Jeter's resignation as Marlins' CEO sparks theory from Dodgers star Justin Turner
• Stellantis reveals first electric Jeep, says Ram EV pickup will be 'the best'
• Ukraine war: Putin loses World Taekwondo black belt over invasion
• Democratic governors 'expressing deep anxiety' over voters' frustrations with party, Biden: New York Times
• Ex-college basketball player Maurice Creek finally out of Ukraine after getting caught up in invasion
• Texas primary races to watch: Big names vie for governor, attorney general
• Ukraine President Zelenskyy thanks Prince William, Kate Middleton for support amid Russia's invasion
• Yankees' Joey Gallo pokes fun at himself with LinkedIn profile while CBA negotiations heat up
• Biden must be 'strong, unambiguous' during State of the Union as Putin watching 'closely': defense expert
• Winsome Sears sends message to Biden on US energy: 'Take care of what you have command of'
• MLB lockout: Yankees pitcher rips owners as deadline to hammer out deal gets pushed back
• Ex-Kentucky star Tyler Ulis injured in car crash: 'Thank God he is alive'
• Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska, sister flee nation during Russia invasion: 'I love you my country'
• All American Justice month: 5 things to watch on Fox Nation this March
• Texas primary: Attorney General Paxton facing multiple Republican challengers
• American racing great Danny Ongais dead at 79
• Nearly half of Biden’s 500M free COVID-19 tests unclaimed
• Sean Penn walked 'miles' to Poland border for documentary on Ukraine-Russia crisis
• Ukraine-Russia war: CCTV shows missile strike on government building in Kharkiv
• Massive Russian convoy spotted outside Kyiv as Ukraine and Russia continue battling for sixth day
• Heavy rain, snowy weather forecast across Northwest
• State of the Union: Biden's presidency faces slew of setbacks, claims some major victories
• Putin's nuclear threats in Ukraine war – here's how US, allies must respond
• Texas Gov. Abbott spotlights border security, Trump support as he faces primary challenges from the right
• Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina refuses to play Russian opponent
• Dr. Oz says COVID-19 'steeled' him to run for office, calls on Fauci to resign
• Ukraine's UN ambassador reads texts from fallen Russian soldier: 'Mama, this is hard'
• Major conference races going down to the wire in final week
• Jake DeBrusk's hat trick sends streaking Bruins past Kings
• Jaime Jaquez Jr's career game leads No. 17 UCLA past Washington
• Belarus denies Kyiv's claim that Belarusian troops joined Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• Russia facing sports isolation over invasion of Ukraine
• No. 3 Baylor pushes past No. 21 Texas behind Adam Flagler, James Akinjo
• No. 12 Texas Tech undefeated at home with win over Kansas State
• Ja Morant dunks over 7-footer, scores 52 as Grizzlies top Spurs
• Jack Hughes bests older brother as Devils rout Canucks
• Bucks score 44 in 2nd quarter, roll past Hornets
• Karl-Anthony Towns hits late 3-pointer as T'Wolves hold off Cavs
• Zelenskyy's powerful speech moves translator to tears
• Gabe Vincent scores 20, Heat remain hot by topping Bulls
• Gov. Kristi Noem hits CNN for report targeting South Dakota's COVID response: 'They want to sensationalize'
• Biden's State of the Union speech cannot hide the crises he created
• Scottie Barnes makes first 11 shots, Raptors romp Nets in Brooklyn
• No. 5 Baylor routs No. 8 Iowa State for women's Big 12 title
• Texas transfer Casey Thompson opens spring as Nebraska's QB1
• 40 miles of Russian troops menace Kyiv, US heads in wrong direction ahead of Biden's first SOTU
• Senate votes to block Democrat bill enshrining abortion as Supreme Court reconsiders Roe v. Wade
• Ukraine claims Russia used an illegal vacuum bomb during invasion: 'Potentially a war crime'
• Baseball owners, players extend talks until 5 p.m. Tuesday after intense negotiations
• Media misjudgments on Ukraine give way to reality of war and resistance
• State of the Union: World on edge, US economy teetering, Biden to make most consequential speech of his life
• Ukraine war: How weather could impact air operations and assist Ukrainians against Russia
• Russian 'spies' among us: A look at the New York compound that houses Kremlin 'intelligence officers'
• Americans from four cities rate the state of our union: 'It's not heading in a good direction'
• RT America continues to air as Europe, Canada shut down affiliates of Russian propaganda network
• A look at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s acting career before he entered politics
• Ukraine crisis: US must lead again on energy before it is too late 
• Ukraine's 'humanitarian catastrophe' is happening right now, says 'traumatized' Ukrainian American
• US should have done the work 'months ago' to prevent Russia-Ukraine war: Pompeo
• Sen. Joni Ernst presses on Biden to ramp up US oil production amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Ingraham pushes the United States to sanction China following Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Tucker: Defense of Ukraine's democracy has led to an erosion of our own
• Hannity calls on Russian Army to stop taking orders from Putin
• Benedict Cumberbatch backs Ukraine during Walk of Fame ceremony: 'There’s more for all of us to do'
• Ukrainian members of parliament take up arms, join citizens on the street: 'The government is staying in Kyiv'
• Russia has fallen behind its Ukraine war timeline, senator confirms after classified briefing
• Dana Perino predicts what Biden will address at State of the Union
• Watters blasts Russia's 'sickening' assault in Ukraine: It's 'David versus Goliath'
• Ukraine invasion: Russian convoy captured in satellite images much longer than previously reported, firm says
• Ukraine gives Biden 'opportunity' to 'reboot' presidency during SOTU, according to media
• Buck Sexton: Biden's 'hostility' to energy production weakened US position against Russian invasion
• In LA's Eastern European diaspora, solidarity for Ukraine
• California church shooting: Dad kills 3 kids, turns gun on himself, police say
• Andrew Cuomo takes aim at NY AG Letitia James in new ad: 'Political attacks won'
• Dee Snider approves Ukrainians’ use of ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ amid Russian invasion
• Sara Carter: 'Absolutely incredible' that Mayorkas put in charge of Ukraine conflict threats
• Former Florida congressman calls Republicans 'political narcissists' for refusing to support Biden
• Zelenskyy’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Ukraine clip from 2006 goes viral
• Afghan refugees who escaped to Ukraine victims of war once again
• Ukrainian UFC fighter has message for Vladimir Putin: 'F--- you, b----!'
• MSNBC analyst McCaskill suggests Biden use Zelenskyy to score 'unity' points at State of the Union
• State of the Union 2022: Everything you need to know
• Bryce Harper trolls hard with an epic Instagram post
• NHL suspends all relationships with business partners in Russia over Ukraine invasion
• Ben Simmons not practicing, making game in Philadelphia unlikely
• MLB labor talks intensify as deadline nears to save openers
• No. 10 Wisconsin succeeding at record rate in close games
• NFL team proposes overtime rule change for regular season, playoffs: report
• Art Briles out at Grambling less than 1 week after being hired