Site Map March 10, 2022

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• Jim Boeheim's 'best season' comes to bitter end with son benched
• Georgia fires Tom Crean following 26 losses in 4th season
• Venezuelan vice president meets 'good friend' Lavrov of Russia
• Facebook, Instagram temporarily allowing calls for violence against Putin, Russians among some European users
• Hideki Matsuyama out of Players Championship with back injury
• Inflation, war, COVID pandemic pushing US stress levels through the roof, poll says
• Florida suspect in stabbing death of married couple arrested, police say
• Harold Landry sees front 4 as group to lead Titans to Super Bowl
• No. 6 KU cruises past West Virginia 87-63 in Big 12 quarters
• Miami beats BC at buzzer in OT to advance to ACC semis
• NYC dad ran college cult for 'money, sex and power:' prosecutors
• Strong start pushes LSU to a 76-68 win over Mizzou in SEC
• Syracuse police charge boy, 12, in alleged gunpoint robbery involving Juli Boeheim, reports say
• No. 2 Arizona outlasts Stanford 84-80 in Pac-12 quarters
• Biden calls for regional framework to 'dramatically expand' migration pathways
• Russian invasion: 549 people killed, United Nations says
• US Army veteran going to Ukraine to assist country's military: 'I don't like what's happening'
• US nonprofit ships medical supplies to Ukraine but faces logistics complications
• US border officials see uptick in drug trafficking from Mexico
• Teacher jokes about lubricant with students, district says termination too 'extreme'
• Chargers acquire Khalil Mack from Bears in latest blockbuster trade: report
• Los Angeles County DA Gascon expected to face more lawsuits from his own prosecutors, attorney says
• Former Obama adviser: Don't blame Russia, blame Biden for inflation rates
• Cybersecurity experts warn of impending attacks - do this now to prepare
• Supreme Court: Ketanji Brown Jackson nomination endorsed by 83 former state AGs
• Antonio Brown makes his pitch to Cowboys, Jerry Jones: 'The plan is to get back into the game'
• Ukraine news: How can Americans donate to the Ukrainian military efforts?
• Republican senators spearhead push to limit foreign-owned debt amid Russia-Ukraine war
• Shelter dog turned K-9 hero inspires Netflix movie
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan working on 'emergency suspension' of state gas tax
• Stefanik, congressional Republicans hammer Biden for 'mask mandate on toddlers' in Head Start programs
• Clips of Energy Sec. Granholm laughing off gas price concerns resurface as pain at pump intensifies
• ‘They were shooting civilians’: Ukraine refugees saw abuses
• No. 24 Iowa routs Northwestern with record tourney showing
• Gas prices: MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell praises 'Putin's Price Hike' messaging from Biden, Dems
• The new 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' trailer sent fans ablaze
• Golden Knights G Robin Lehner sent home to have injury evaluated
• Russia, Ukraine war surpasses 2-week mark as Kyiv mayor says half of city has fled
• Psaki: 'We have basically crushed the Russian economy'
• USA Today fact-checks Babylon Bee’s satire claim that Biden is selling Alaska to Russia
• Maple Leafs goalie Jack Campbell out with rib injury
• WVU's Bob Huggins ejected in first half of Big 12 tourney game
• DeSantis slams 'woke' Disney after CEO condemns parents' rights bill
• CNBC's Rick Santelli rips Biden administration's evolving excuses for inflation: 'Now we're at Putin'
• Hassan Diarra's 3 spoils Gator comeback, A&M wins 83-80 in OT
• COVID pandemic contributed to historic number of students falling below reading benchmark
• State Dept says it is reviewing 'very credible' reports of Russian war crimes in Ukraine
• Chicago man accused of fatally beating elderly woman allegedly confessed to killing, report says
• North Korea tests new ICBM missile system in 'serious escalation,' US official says
• Tyler Hansbrough likens Coach K to Larry David
• Jim Harbaugh insists Michigan is 'where I wanted to be'
• Nikki Haley returning to New Hampshire to support House bid by former Trump State Department official
• MLB, players agree to new labor deal after months of negotiating
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 2022: What to know
• TCU rallies from 20 down to beat No. 22 Texas, 65-60
• Conservative watchdog confronts Disney CEO over employee critical race theory in training programs
• GiveSendGo to refund Freedom Convoy donors, claims Canada government trying to seize, redistribute millions
• Sen. Graham: 'Dishonorable' Biden admin is folding to Russia again
• Michigan's Juwan Howard keeps cool after returning to sideline
• Ukrainian journalist, 38 weeks pregnant, refuses to lose hope in fight against Russian invaders: ‘We will win’
• Al Durham hits clutch 3 to send No. 11 Providence past Butler
• No. 7 Duke surges late to hold off Syracuse 88-79 in ACC
• Selma Blair granted restraining order against ex-boyfriend after alleged attack
• McConnell calls White House blaming Putin for record gas prices 'laugh-out-loud revisionist history'
• Indiana closes on 31-9 run, rallies past Michigan 74-69
• Pence meets with refugees during visit to Ukraine border with Poland
• Bruce Weber resigns as basketball coach at Kansas State
• Flyers give Rasmus Ristolainen 5-year contract extension
• Republicans press intel officials on US belief that sending fighter jets to Ukraine would be escalatory
• ‘Flip or Flop’ stars Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack announce end of hit HGTV series
• Ukrainians from Mariupol fear for family, friends after Russian attacks from 'hell': 'The city is on fire'
• Ukrainian refugee children facing disorientation, exploitation during dangerous trek from home: Dr. Siegel
• WHO says global anxiety and depression increased 25% due to COVID-19 pandemic
• North Dakota Moves Toward ‘Endemic’ Approach to COVID-19
• Jussie Smollett reported attack: Timeline of events
• NYC convicted killer, 83, arrested after allegedly dumping body parts, human head found in apartment
• Buttigieg husband recites LGBTQ 'pledge' with gay youth camp in viral video
• YouTubers who attempted to spend night in Pennsylvania Target now face up to 7 years in prison
• Putin's nuclear blackmail pushes Biden into bad deal with Iran
• Sen. Kennedy calls out Biden's indecision on sending jets to Ukraine: 'Give the man his planes'
• Russia-Ukraine start of a new, more dangerous war – time for a modern grand strategy
• Former press secretary to Ukrainian president says it would be 'tragedy' if Kamala Harris becomes president
• Karl Rove reacts to John Kerry claiming climate crisis is worse than war in Ukraine: Where is his decency?
• Psaki defends Biden's criticized answer on gas prices: 'Short gaggles...are not always super comprehensive'
• Ted Cruz rides shotgun in US truckers' 'People's Convoy'
• Kelly Clarkson settles divorce from Brandon Blackstock, ordered to pay him millions
• Los Angeles follow-home robbers pistol-whip victim on video, police say
• TSA to extend COVID mask mandate for another month
• States push Biden to rescind Head Start mask mandate for children as young as 2
• Iranian dissidents warn that removing IRGC's terror designation will lead to ‘terrorism and mayhem’
• Ukraine-Russia war: Photos show horrifying wartime realities as leaders meet over Kremlin threat
• Thieves steal luxury cars worth nearly $1M from suburban Chicago dealership
• Pressure builds on Biden to repay Venezuela for freeing American prisoners
• Ukraine news: 1 million children have fled country amid Russia invasion, UNICEF says
• Former US ambassador to NATO warns against rejecting warplanes to Ukraine: Their 'survival is at stake'
• COVID-19 vaccine verification requirements to be lifted in more states, cities
• Suspect wanted in hit-and-run that left California father, 3-year-old girl dead
• Medal of Honor recipient on urban warfare facing Russian forces: 'Should scare the hell out of Putin'
• Ukrainian man learned of wife, children's deaths from Russian mortars on Twitter: 'Recognized the luggage'
• Kamala Harris ripped for looking to Polish president for help on question about Ukrainian refugees
• Bipartisan House group 'highly concerned' about potential Iran deal, calls on Biden for answers
• CNN saga: How much cash did ousted boss Jeff Zucker get to leave network?
• Russia rejects Ukraine 'neutrality' proposal, high-level talks see 'no progress' after Ukraine hospital attack
• Liberal WaPo fact-checker mocked for claim Iran only enriching uranium after Trump ended nuclear deal
• Stefanik endorses Schumer's challenger for Senate
• Alaska governor calls out Biden admin's 'green' agenda on 'Fox & Friends': 'Will hurt America'
• 'Hannity' on Kamala Harris' electric car push
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on Biden's America
• Tucker: American citizens are getting punished
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on Biden banning Russian oil
• 'The Five' on left's disconnect on high gas prices
• 'Your World' on origin of high gas prices
• Ukrainian mother describes horrific Russian bombing of residential area: 'Bodies were lying on the ground'
• Shackleton's lost ship Endurance found off Antarctica
• Los Angeles, San Francisco move to curtail vaccine checks
• One of world's deadliest snipers leaves home in Canada to fight in Ukraine: 'I have to help'
• Kamala Harris, Poland president insist they're 'unified' after public disagreement on fighter jets for Ukraine
• Americans hurting over gas prices call 'bull' on Biden’s claim he 'can’t do much,' Russia responsible
• WHO issues COVID-19 testing guidance
• COVID-19 pandemic: How has it changed after two years?
• Colts' Darius Leonard sends well wishes to Carson Wentz after QB's reported trade
• NASCAR's Kyle Busch clears the air with Alex Bowman after F-bomb rant
• As gas, oil costs soar, Fox Nation's 'Energy Shock' analyzes magnitude of Russia's influence on global energy
• Concha on CBS' Gayle King comparing Ukraine refugees to illegal immigrants in US: 'This is an activist'
• Winter storm to bring snow from Southwest to Northeast
• 'DWTS' pro Artem Chigvintsev, who's Russian, reveals how the war in Ukraine is affecting him
• Georgia educator suspended after restraining student in possession of loaded gun
• Tiger Woods inducted into Hall with hard work and big payoff
• Dawn Staley expresses concern for Brittney Griner, praying for her amid arrest in Russia
• Leonardo DiCaprio donates to Ukraine, but earlier reports false
• Big bureaucracy fumbled COVID and our faith in institutions
• Biden took credit for dip in gas prices, now sheds responsibility during spike
• Georgia's Tom Crean awaits verdict on job after 26-loss season
• Clippers rally past Wizards again for victory
• Nikola Jokic dominates Kings as Nuggets win after blowing big lead
• Jazz dominate Trail Blazers for eighth straight home victory
• Giannis Antetokounmpo scores 43 points, Bucks hold off Hawks
• UNLV women beat Colorado State, win first Mountain West tourney title
• Rookie Jalen Green has 32 points as Rockets down Lakers in OT
• House OKs Russian oil ban, spending bill with $13.6B in Ukraine aid
• Russia denies it bombed Ukrainian maternity hospital: 'fake news'
• Connor McDavid scores in OT, Oilers beat Capitals to snap skid
• Julius Randle, Knicks win in Dallas again, blowing out Mavericks
• Jayson Tatum stays hot, scores 44 points as Celtics beat Hornets
• Devin Booker has 23 points in return, Suns roll past Heat
• DeMar DeRozan has big 4th quarter, helps Bulls snap losing streak
• Revolution down Pumas 3-0 in Champions League quarters
• CNN analyst calls Florida surgeon general 'disgraceful' and 'embarrassment'
• In Ukrainian crisis, China is part of problem. Does Europe get it?
• Brittney Griner arrest: GOP congressmen urge Biden admin to stand up to 'bully' Putin amid star's detention
• Head of Eastern Orthodoxy condemns Putin, Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Why the media coverage of Ukraine’s ugly war has shattered expectations
• How South Korea's election of Yoon Suk Yeol may affect relationship with US
• Psaki calls Florida parental rights bill 'a form of bullying', dodges question on similar Biden 1994 vote
• Maryland residents question American energy independence: 'Why can't we produce our own oil?'
• As Russia 'destroys lives,' faith leaders share outrage, insights and prayers for Ukraine
• Record gas prices: Journalists, celebrities offer ‘tone deaf’ opinions on oil, energy as fuel prices surge
• Russian performers take a stand against Ukraine war
• China’s support of Russia's Ukraine invasion has a breaking point: expert
• Trump says Biden is letting 'radical climate extremists run our country' as US sees record-high gas prices
• Biden a bystander on Ukraine, energy and inflation crises
• America rushing 'to the aid of other nations' while neglecting own citizens: Sen. Hagerty
• Putin laughing at Biden administration's Ukraine response, 'licking his chops' watching: Charlie Hurt
• Zoe Kravitz recalls feeling ‘uncomfortable' while on location for 'Big Little Lies': 'Weird racist people'
• ‘Black Panther’ director Ryan Coogler speaks out after being mistaken for bank robber, detained
• House passes Russian oil import ban amid Ukraine war
• Rising gas prices have 'everything to do' with Biden says former Keystone XL pipeline worker
• Ingraham: High gas price-induced self-restrictions are 'Biden's new lockdown'
• Colorado hotel shooting: At least 1 person killed, 3 others in serious condition, police say
• Former DNI rips Biden on Iran Deal: He's willing to sit down and deal with a 'terrorist regime'
• Russia-Ukraine war: Hannity reveals what US role should be
• Dairy farmer slams Biden administration for 'not taking care of' American people
• Maryland doctor dead after carjacker hit him with his own vehicle, suspect fled: police
• Tucker Carlson: Someone needs to explain why there are dangerous biological weapons in Ukraine
• Inmate at large after escaping custody at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, authorities say
• South Korea returns North Korean boat, 7 crew members
• AOC walks away when asked about her message to Americans facing pain at the pump
• House passes bill offering nearly $14 billion in aid to Ukraine
• South Korea elects Yoon Suk Yeol, conservative ex-prosecutor, its next president
• Sean Penn calls on US, Poland to supply Ukraine with jets amid war
• Russian oligarch renounces citizenship, says it has ‘become a stamp of shame’
• American couple desperate to finish adopting Ukraine kids as war rages
• Putin is getting inside the head of Biden administration: Keane
• Watters: Ukrainian biolabs could be 'in Putin's hands in a matter of days'
• Ukraine war: More than 1 million children have fled Ukraine since start of Russian invasion
• Johnson: Putin's 'war crimes' cause concern over Ukraine's biolab
• Georgia Gov. Kemp announces plan to temporarily halt state gas tax
• WaPo editorial board defends Biden turning to Venezuela, Saudi Arabia for oil, says he 'has little choice'
• Philadelphia officer involved in shooting of 12-year-old who allegedly fired at cops to be fired
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sued by woman claiming he's biological father
• Nets' Kyrie Irving speaks out on James Harden joining Sixers: 'I respect his decision'
• With a history of cyberattacks, will Russia shift its vengeance to the United States?
• PSG, Qatar still can't buy its way to European glory
• Energy Sec. Granholm dodges questions on gas crisis as aides whisk her away, block camera: video
• US nuclear experts 'mindful but not fearful' of radioactive threat amid Russia invasion of Ukraine
• MLB commissioner Rob Manfred cancels 93 more games amid lockout
• Bob Saget's wife Kelly Rizzo honors comedian two months after his death: 'Quite the journey'
• Gas crisis: Alaska governor says 'Biden is searching for oil anywhere on the planet except at home'
• Omnibus spending bill allocates $40 million for 'democracy programs' in Venezuela
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine puts Taiwan on high alert over mainland China threat