Site Map March 03, 2022

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• Ukrainian professor and tech CEO now battling Russian cyberattacks from fallout shelter
• Kherson resident has a message for Putin after Russian forces take over her hometown
• Jessica Simpson says she chose sobriety because she stopped hearing her 'inner voice,' was 'lost without her'
• Senate passes nonbinding joint resolution to end national COVID-19 emergency
• Ukraine war: Rush for iodine pills in Europe after Putin's nuclear threats
• White House splits from Democratic Party on blocking Russian oil imports; Pelosi says ‘ban it’
• 10 of the most memorable media mask moments of the coronavirus pandemic
• Russian oligarch, known as ‘Putin’s chef,’ targeted with sanctions is on FBI’s Most Wanted list
• After year of deflection, Coach K's Cameron farewell at hand
• RT America permanently shuts down US operations, lays off staff as Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates
• No. 23 Florida rallies, edges Vandy women at SEC tourney
• 'The View' co-host suggests she might do something illegal in response to DeSantis press conference
• Klitschko brothers have message for Russia, Vladimir Putin: 'We are not going to surrender'
• James Cook eager for NFL rivalry with brother Dalvin Cook
• Who is Sergei Shoigu, Russia’s defense minister?
• US religious freedom chair: Russia poses 'imminent risk' to Ukrainian religions that are not 'traditional'
• Running backs hoping to change perceptions at NFL combine
• Escaping salary cap trouble is a true trick of the NFL trade
• Politico editor hits Manchin for being 'willing to stomach inflation' for Ukraine but not for Biden agenda
• American in central Ukraine providing shelter for refugees: 'If we take off now, who's going to serve them?'
• Half a million children become refugees as Russia-Ukraine war destroys homes and services
• Tim Allen says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is ‘the definition of wrong’: ‘Full of anger and disgust’
• DeSantis declares wife Casey officially 'cancer-free' after battle with breast cancer
• Rep. Roy demands answers from CDC on vaccine data: They 'owe us the damn truth'
• Jacqueline Avant's killer pleads guilty to shooting death in Los Angeles-area home
• Russian soccer player Artem Dzyuba speaks out on Ukraine invasion in response to criticism
• Dog stranded on floating chunk of ice rescued in Michigan
• LA teachers union says mask mandate should stay in place despite new county guidelines
• Ukraine-Russia war: NY politician holds gun drive as Ukraine citizens take up arms against Russian invaders
• 'The Five' on Russia-Ukraine war, Biden's SOTU address
• Russia-Ukraine war: AG Garland taps veteran federal prosecutor to head task force targeting Russian oligarchs
• Biden administration halts ICE deportation flights to Ukraine amid Russia invasion
• 'Your World' on companies cutting ties with Russia
• Minor league baseball, hockey teams seeking COVID-19 relief
• MLB, union meet for 1 1/2 hours, discuss next step in talks
• Rory McIlroy with 65 off to another great start at Bay Hill
• Russia still 'stalled' in Ukraine's north, 'heavy' shelling in Kyiv, Chernihiv, Kharkiv: US defense official
• Buttigieg slammed for saying 'all options are on the table' when asked about buying oil from Iran
• Draymond Green blasts Lakers fans for booing LeBron James
• Mother of slain Burger King cashier sees alleged killer for first time in court
• Iran nearing nuclear threshold, with US options to stop it narrowing, report warns
• Thomas, Dugalic lead UCLA women past USC in Pac-12 tourney
• Russia-Ukraine war: Alex Ovechkin finds sympathy from Capitals GM amid invasion
• Kharkiv woman describes sheltering from missiles, opts to stay in the city to avoid leaving family behind
• Virginia fires women's hoops coach Tina Thompson after 4 seasons
• Mixed messages from Congress at State of the Union address on Ukraine, COVID-19
• Texas homeowner who ‘feared for his life’ fatally shot intruder, police say
• Breonna Taylor's death: Ex-Louisville cop charged in 2020 shooting acquitted on all counts
• Psaki pressed on whether US financing Putin's war by buying Russian oil
• DC restaurant owner rips city officials, White House for 'extremely political' decisions to lift mask mandates
• PHOTOS: Ukraine crisis - Snapshot of apocalyptic aftermath as Russian forces escalate tactics
• Russian citizens reportedly flee country over fears of Putin's martial law announcement
• Biden's 'disconnect' from rural America amid Russia-Ukraine war is damaging to the country: Sen. Boozman
• Netflix pauses all projects and acquisitions from Russia amid its invasion on Ukraine: report
• Supreme Court sides with government in Gitmo state secrets case
• Ukraine will ultimately win the irregular war with Russia
• NYC anti-Asian hate crime suspect nabbed after NY Public Library security recognized him from Fox footage
• Russian Foreign Minister complains about shutdown of state news outlets, pressed by ABC on misinformation
• Stacey Abrams mocked after comparing herself, progressives to Zelenskyy and Ukraine
• Putin claims invasion of Ukraine going according to schedule
• Rep. Waltz urges Zelenskyy to leave Kyiv 'soon' amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Man held in connection with Indiana Jewish center shooting
• NASCAR's Rick Hendrick donating $200,000 to Ukraine relief efforts
• Pelosi says Greene, Boebert should just 'shut up' after SOTU heckling
• Nonprofit helping Ukrainian orphans, foster families escape country
• Ukrainian tennis star joins fight against Russia, says Putin wants to 'rip country from history books'
• Supreme Court allows new defense of blocked Kentucky abortion law
• Fox Nation's 'Ukraine Origins' explores nation's violent past with Russia
• Rand Paul on White House's $10B Ukraine aid ask: Expanding debt 'threatens' US national security
• NFL set to drop all COVID restrictions for 2022 season: reports
• US official slams China on Russia-Ukraine war response: 'They've done nothing' to reach diplomatic solution
• Kyiv, Ukraine, shrines and memorials with powerful symbolic value at risk
• Zelenskyy says it's a 'pity' US support came 'after' Russian war began
• Maskless Jorge Ramos spotlights maskless Ukrainian refugees fleeing for their lives
• Russia-Ukraine war: Ukrainian athletes die during invasion
• Mariska Hargitay mourns late ‘Law & Order: SVU’ co-star Ned Eisenberg: ‘We love and miss you’
• Pelosi favors banning all Russian oil imports into the United States
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on world's response to Russia-Ukraine war
• Russia-Ukraine war: Photos show devastation of attacks as invasion reaches eighth day
• US doesn't stand 'a fighting chance' if Russia and China combine cyber tech, former Pentagon official says
• Concha: DeSantis will win GOP race by 'Secretariat proportions' if Trump doesn't run in 2024
• Test drive: The 2022 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing is the last V8 car of its kind
• 'Hannity' on Russia-Ukraine, Biden's SOTU address
• Young Ukrainian couple married early when Russia invaded; now, they're fighting for freedom
• Ex-college football QB D’Eriq King open to NFL position switch
• Tucker: Biden didn't address this
• 'The Ingraham Angle' Russia-Ukraine, Biden's incompetence
• Joe Lieberman on Russia's bombardment of Ukraine: 'We can't just sit back and watch this'
• Washington Commanders on prowl for new QB
• NYPD searches for suspect in subway slashing caught on video
• Rick Barry blows whistle on NBA players: 'They're getting away with murder'
• Katie Meyer's sister leads tributes to late Stanford goalkeeper: 'There are no words'
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot launched into expletive-filled rant during Columbus statue dispute, lawsuit claims
• Jim Boeheim talks wife's robbery, says she's 'a little shook' but doing better than expected
• Russian journalist escapes country out of fear for his life
• CDC no longer recommends universal contact tracing, case investigation
• Athletes from Russia, Belarus barred from Paralympic Games as protests jeopardize 'viability,' IPC says
• Farrah Forke, ‘Wings’ and ‘Lois & Clark’ actress, dead at 54
• More states, cities lift mask mandates, COVID-19 restrictions as cases fall
• Man accused of shooting Georgia officer turns himself in
• Ukrainian-born congresswoman on Russian assault: 'It's not a war,' it's an 'extermination of people'
• Russia-Ukraine war: Knowledge of communist history will help Americans understand invasion, expert says
• DeSantis asking students to take off masks results in media ‘meltdowns’ despite maskless SOTU address
• Rory McIlroy calls fallout from Phil Mickelson's Saudi golf league remarks 'unfortunate'
• Massive Russian convoy just miles from Kyiv stalls for third day
• Alan Ladd Jr., Oscar-winning producer who greenlit 'Star Wars,' dead at 84
• Russia-Ukraine war: GOP senators demand Biden sanction alleged Putin cronies plotting Zelenskyy assassination
• NY Times columnist says Biden's call to fund police was 'callous attempt' to appease 'law-and-order crowd'
• Georgian commander takes on Russian forces in Ukraine: 'We'll hold on until the end'
• Tom Glavine predicts what MLB lockout will do to the game: 'Fans are being impacted'
• Biden should speak directly to Russian people, ask them to denounce Putin's Ukraine war
• Kirk Baily, ‘Salute Your Shorts’ star, dead at 59
• Texas GOP candidate calls out AOC: 'This is not a progressive, socialist community'
• Republicans slam Democrats' 'science' on masks as changing with the ‘political winds’
• Pamela Anderson announces Netflix documentary: 'Not a victim, but a survivor'
• Gov. Kristi Noem says GOP should run on 'the Constitution,' 'limited government' ahead of 2022 midterms
• White House asks Congress for $10B in Ukraine aid as Putin's brutal war ratchets up
• Lia Thomas opens up about coming out as trans, dismisses those who half-support her: 'I’m a woman'
• Packers' Matt LaFleur states the obvious about Aaron Rodgers
• Ronny Jackson blasts Biden admin: 'Shameful' to keep buying Russian oil
• UN says at least 227 civilians dead in Ukraine
• Former American paratrooper describes situation in Ukraine: 'This is their 1776'
• Why are COVID-19 vaccination rates still low in some countries?
• Jan. 6 panel claims Trump engaged in 'criminal conspiracy'
• Comedy series starring Ukrainian President Zelenskyy gets boost in popularity
• Russian forces lay siege on Ukrainian seaports as major cities continue getting battered
• Formula One permanently cancels Russian Grand Prix
• China asked Russia to wait until after Olympics to invade Ukraine: report
• Tom Brady remains cryptic on future month after saying he'll retire
• Stormy weather forecast for West
• Biden uses response to Russian invasion to revive claim he can unite America
• Red Bull signs F1 champion Max Verstappen to new 5-year, $300 million contract
• Beyond the Ukraine crisis, what's next for NATO?
• Ukrainian professor recalls country's Independence Day in light of war: 'Ukraine will win'
• Tyson Fury backs Ukrainian boxers who joined fight: 'Keep fighting boys, never surrender'
• Jeffrey Epstein surveillance video showed no one enter area where he was held, Barr says in new book
• Illinois Democrat Michael Madigan indicted on federal racketeering, bribery charges
• Josh Duggar facing 'tough' birthday in jail as wife Anna and parents cling to their faith, friend says
• Queen Elizabeth’s decision to give Camilla ‘queen consort’ title was made five years ago, royal expert claims
• These are the most trending home features for 2022
• Time Magazine advises readers to keep wearing masks on planes even when 'you no longer have to'
• Ukrainian national anthem unites the world amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Kraken snap 7-game skid with win over Predators
• Ukraine MP: 'World War III has already started,' Russian invasion is an attack on the free world
• Suns rebound without Devin Booker, Chris Paul to rout Trail Blazers
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Isaiah Roby lead Thunder by Nuggets
• No. 5 Auburn holds off Mississippi State in OT
• No. 14 Arkansas survives in last seconds against LSU
• Chris Kreider's power-play goal lifts Rangers over Blues
• Jrue Holiday's basket caps huge rally as Bucks stun Heat
• Ryan Kalkbrenner takes over, Creighton holds off No. 18 UConn
• Syracuse's Jim Boeheim says there's a plan for retirement
• Donovan Mitchell, Mike Conley Jr lead Jazz to OT win over Rockets
• James Harden shines in Philly home debut
• Russia's war on Ukraine: 9 issues Congress must pursue
• Terry Rozier's 29 points lead Hornets over stumbling Cavaliers
• Texas A&M tops No. 25 Alabama behind Quenton Jackson, Tyrece Radford
• China asked Russia to delay invasion; Odesa braces for Russian navy onslaught
• Salvadoran gets life in prison for killing elderly Nevada couple with gun he stole from them: authorities
• Russians enter Kherson, kill as many as 300, with many bodies unrecognizable, mayor says
• Dylann Roof takes church shooting appeal to US Supreme Court
• Russian victory in Ukraine would be 'complete religious freedom catastrophe,' human rights leader warns
• Is American resolve a match for Putin’s brutality and lies?
• Loud explosion heard in Washington, D.C., near Russian Embassy: report
• Russia-Ukraine war: Kentucky mom of 8 is desperate to rescue teen girl from Russia's attacks
• Ukrainian lawmakers, CEOs join fight against Russia: 'We will fight to the last bullet'
• A tale of two presidents: Biden's State of the Union gets tepid reviews, as Zelenskyy moves onlookers to tears
• Hollywood hits Russia with its own form of sanctions -- barring concerts, movie festivals and more
• Moldova prepared to defend itself after map shows former Soviet republic as possible next Russian target
• Should Russian journalist who quit state TV after condemning Ukraine invasion fear for her life?
• It's not too late to learn the right lesson from Ukraine
• Ingraham: Biden administration hates America too much to run it
• Georgia woman captures surprise visit by dairy cows on security video: Udderly ridiculous!
• Tucker Carlson: Moments from Biden's State of the Union that left you scratching your head
• Lauren Boebert defends SOTU outburst: 'I couldn't stay silent'
• Boebert on heckling Biden's State of the Union: You're darn right I spoke up
• Biden turns the page from 13 U.S. soldiers killed in Afghanistan and it's 'unforgivable': Hannity
• Bill Hemmer dives into the machinery behind the Russian military force
• Las Vegas suspect nabbed in hookah lounge shooting rampage; one victim dead
• Will Cain's message to President Biden: 'Just be normal'
• Russia shuts down two independent news outlets over coverage of Ukraine invasion
• Ukrainian-born lawmaker says Biden 'financing' Putin's war by buying Russian oil
• Jason Whitlock: Biden adopted Trump's talking points as his own
• Fox Nation remembers Reagan's efforts to collapse the Soviet Union
• LAPD officers now required to explain ‘pretextual' stops on cameras
• NYC self-defense classes see rise in participants during wave of subway violence against women
• Ukraine invasion: Odesa, country’s 3rd-largest city, braces as Russian warships depart from Crimea
• Florida man blames Putin for why he was speeding, bodycam footage shows
• Biden prefers appeasing 'neosocialist cupcakes' than regular Americans: Sen. Kennedy
• Watters: Protecting Zelenskyy 'is priority number one for the entire Western world'
• Kanye West’s 'Eazy' video sees cartoon version of Kim Kardashian’s BF Pete Davidson buried alive: 'Disturbing'
• Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Perdue says top four Republicans in the state 'let us down'
• Ukraine refugee crisis passes one million in the first week of Russia's invasion, UN says
• Biden accuses Texas of 'attacking' transgender youth for investigating gender procedures on kids
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy returns to US from Ukraine, has emotional reunion with wife Peta Murgatroyd at airport
• North Carolina's Sam Howell was asked to play unique game by Eagles at NFL scouting combine
• New Mexico police officer, civilian killed in crash during chase for kidnapping suspect, authorities say
• CNN's Jake Tapper decries Boebert's heckling at Biden SOTU address after excusing Pelosi ripping Trump speech
• NRA petitions Supreme Court to challenge California ban on high capacity magazines
• Louisville CBP officers find marijuana hidden in Lucky Charms cereal box
• Gen. Petraeus: It is in the interest of the entire world that Zelenskyy stay alive
• MSNBC's Joy Reid complains Biden was too nice to Republicans in SOTU
• Prince Charles says Queen Elizabeth is ‘a lot better now’ amid COVID recovery
• Stanford women's soccer star dead at 22, the school announced
• Ukraine wants potential ceasefire to allow for evacuation of international students, including from China
• Media's 'weapon' Fauci no longer politically useful in Democrats' tough reelection bids: Sexton
• Former WCW wrestling star Daffney Unger’s cause of death revealed
• NASCAR legend Richard Childress offers to donate 1 million rounds of ammo to Ukraine
• Marilyn Manson sues Evan Rachel Wood for defamation over her sexual abuse allegations against him
• NYC suspect accused of smearing feces on straphanger's face reportedly lashes out at judge: 'F--- you, b----'
• Russian President Vladimir Putin has features of a psychopath: expert