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• Kylie Jenner says son's name 'isn't Wolf anymore': 'Didn't feel like it was him'
• MSNBC's Chris Hayes claims conservative majority in SCOTUS was 'dubiously obtained'
• Veterans group is rescuing Ukraine’s orphans as Russian conflict intensifies; ‘It’s an honor,’ leader says
• Omicron subvariant BA.2: Health officials call it 'variant of concern'
• Warren Moon says he doesn’t think Colin Kaepernick will get another shot in the NFL
• Kentucky judge rejects Bob Baffert stay but delays suspension to April 4
• Claude Giroux arrives in Florida: 'Time to go to work'
• Wild acquire G Marc-Andre Fleury as West hopefuls make moves
• Maryland hires Seton Hall's Kevin Willard as basketball coach
• Inside the brutal, terrifying Russian siege of Mariupol
• Oscars host Amy Schumer requested Zelenskyy be able to ‘satellite in or make a tape’ for award show
• NYPD's new gun crimes teams, created to replace embattled plainclothes unit, make 31 arrests in first 6 days
• Jackson Mahomes wants to do TikTok 'collab' with newly signed Chiefs WR JuJu Smith-Schuster
• Truckers delay House session, even if they didn’t know it
• New York's Yonkers Police slam YouTube for censorship after site removes anti-Asian attack video
• Putin puts Russian spies who scouted Ukraine under house arrest, suggests growing distrust of KGB's successor
• Ketanji Jackson confirmation: Possible GOP 'yea' vote Collins now wants info on her judicial philosophy
• Colts acquire Matt Ryan from Falcons in latest NFL shakeup
• Law professor defends Biden SCOTUS pick, says child porn sentencing guidelines 'unduly severe'
• WNBA star Jewell Loyd talks 'The Future of Basketball is Female' campaign, growing women's basketball in US
• Reese Witherspoon to produce Dolly Parton film after Hello Sunshine acquires novel rights
• U.S. veteran rescued from Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine: 'We don't leave our people behind'
• Biden Supreme Court pick Jackson recognizes history of her selection, promises to be 'independent'
• Babylon Bee CEO won’t help Twitter ‘eradicate objective truth’ by deleting satirical Rachel Levine message
• Bipartisan lawmakers call on Biden to form 'aid airlift into Ukraine'
• Saints bringing back Jameis Winston after pursuit of Deshaun Watson falls flat
• David Beckham lends his Instagram to Ukrainian doctor in Kharkiv
• Crimes of Bill Cosby, David Berkowitz exposed in new season of Fox Nation's 'The Fuhrman Diaries'
• Biden 'playing our very strong hand in a very weak way,' Russia expert warns
• Suspected Mexico cartel member aims AK-47 at Texas DPS helicopter patrolling near border
• Taliban signals girls can return to school after denying them education beyond grade 6
• 'Gutfeld!' on reliance on Russia's oil production
• 'The Ingraham Angle' on US role in Ukraine war
• Psaki says 'verbal condemnation' of Russia from China is 'vital'
• Italian baker sells 'peace bread' to benefit Russia-Ukraine refugees
• Covid pandemic takes toll on key medical support community
• 'Hannity' on America's role in Ukraine
• Tucker: A shooting war with Russia seems inevitable
• Law professors say new focus on race and gender cause them to 'massively' censor themselves
• 'Special Report' All-Star Panel on Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's leadership
• NYC gang of dirt bikers brutally beat 64-year-old man, son in caught-on-video attack
• 'The Five' on GOP lawmakers pushing Biden to send MiG fighter jets to Ukraine
• 'Your World' on US involvement in Ukraine
• After nearly trading blows in their first debate, Ohio GOP Senate candidates face off in round two
• Graham slams 'vicious' liberal effort to 'take down' Childs, pick Jackson for Supreme Court
• Bill Barr says Joe Biden lied to Americans about Hunter Biden laptop: ‘I was very disturbed’
• Author admits she 'wouldn't mind' if Justice Clarence Thomas' health forces him into retirement, deletes tweet
• Sharon Stone, Michael Douglas celebrate 30th anniversary of 'Basic Instinct': 'A little controversy'
• NYPD searching for suspect in unprovoked attack on famed Broadway vocal coach as case ruled homicide
• Vatican defends hasty rollout of revolutionary laity reform
• Turley calls out MSNBC guest's 'bizarre' remark about Hawley, critics of Judge Jackson
• NYC driver runs over man while doing donuts in street, flees: stunning video
• Test drive: The 2022 Toyota Sienna Woodland is the monster truck of minivans
• As Ukraine burns, UN Security Council watches Russia halt group's action with its veto power
• Biden warns of 'evolving intelligence' suggesting possible Russian cyberattacks against the US
• Four ways Ukraine could defeat Russia
• Psaki frequently cites judgment of 'history books' when talking Russian invasion, voting rights
• Louisiana man rescues boy from alligator-infested waters after hearing his calls for help
• Christie, in New Hampshire, calls Trump’s initial comments praising Putin ‘not just wrong’ but ‘dangerous’
• Zelenskyy combines state Ukraine TV stations into one platform, cites effort to combat Russian misinformation
• Iran leader signals support for nuclear talks at critical stage
• Ukrainians turn to patriotic tattoos during the Russia-Ukraine war
• How NTSB would approach investigation into China Eastern crash with 132 on board
• LAPD names person of interest in viral California Tesla stunt gone wrong
• World Down Syndrome Day: How 'eye-catching' socks became a tradition
• Republicans lay groundwork for attacks in historic Jackson confirmation hearing, Democrats defend nominee
• Survivors' stories from Mariupol cannot be ignored, Biden must meet with Zelenskyy face-to-face
• NYC police see 29 weekend shooting victims, up 383% from 2021 while weekly number nearly doubles
• Here's how far the Ford F-150 Lightning can really go
• Genealogy database DNA solves decades old violent rape cases in Washington state
• Supreme Court confirmation hearings have reputation for being political circuses, despite often being tame
• Pennsylvania troopers killed in crash near Philadelphia ID’d, police describe investigation as ‘DUI-related’
• Ukraine and Russia may use 'unconventional warfare' strategies, former CIA officer says
• Pro-life group slams abortion rights 'ice cream' truck in Austin, Texas, as 'monstrosity'
• Over 500 workers at California Chevron refinery go on strike
• Sec. Austin says Russian campaign in Ukraine 'stalled,' Putin's strategy feeds troops in 'wood chipper'
• Urban Meyer's knowledge of NFL stars while coaching Jaguars scrutinized in report
• Chicago man goes viral for putting 'mortgage' payment in RV tank amid high US gas prices
• Michael Jackson musical, 'MJ,' to launch national tour in 2023
• Maksim Chmerkovskiy returns to Poland to support Ukrainian refugees: ‘It is getting worse’
• Florida Dem governor candidate hacked, campaign Twitter account turned into NFT page
• Ukraine-Russia war: photos show devastation and suffering as Russian bombardment continues
• ‘West Side Story’ star Rachel Zegler says she wasn’t ‘invited’ to the Oscars: ‘Disappointed’
• Rep. Gallagher on 'America's Newsroom': Biden's fear of provoking Putin got us into a 'mess' in Ukraine
• Harris taps new national security advisor
• Ex-Ohio State lineman Harry Miller gives message for those struggling with mental health
• No charges for South Carolina boater who shot jet skier dead after rescuing him
• Support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine leads to 6-month ban for grandmaster chess champion
• 'Save Our Allies' helps rescue Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall from behind enemy lines in Ukraine
• NYC man seen removing surgical glove wanted in attempted rape of woman on street, police say
• Supreme Court nominee Judge Jackson's soft-on-crime sentences are disturbing
• Dr. Carol Swain 'concerned' about Biden SCOTUS nominee's views on critical race theory
• Cherry Blossom Festival marks 110 years, celebrates 'multilayered' relationship between US, Japan
• Lia Thomas controversy: Former Olympic swimmer says NCAA caused 'bigger problems for themselves'
• Ukrainian deputy mayor of home to Europe's largest nuclear plant abducted by Russian occupying forces
• CNN+ host Rex Chapman mistakenly suggests sports analyst Pete Gillen is dead
• Maren Morris defends her 2019 Playboy shoot from ‘prudes’: ‘Get over it’
• Ex-Bears star Allen Robinson thanks the fans for four-year run
• Dan Bongino on NYT authenticating Hunter Biden's laptop: The media cares about 'protecting Democrats'
• Browns’ hunger for an elite QB trumped ‘extensive’ research into Deshaun Watson
• Universities like Yale must stand up to the mob and protect a culture of free speech
• Josh Hawley: 'We need answers' on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's record
• Jose Altuve 'surprised' Carlos Correa spurned Astros for Twins
• NASCAR's Richard Childress donated ammunition to Ukraine, 1 million rounds now waiting at border
• Prince William and Kate Middleton go viral after showing off their dance moves in Belize
• ‘The Price Is Right’ announces ‘Come On Down Tour’ to celebrate 50th as producer talks 'keeping' show 'fresh'
• Berkeley law dean claims 'no plausible basis' to oppose Ketanji Jackson nomination, slams Republican 'smears'
• Rooftop Revelations: Pastor Brooks and Bob Woodson on the state of conservatism
• Saudi Arabia says it 'won’t bear any responsibility' for a shortage of oil supplies
• Attorney for women suing Deshaun Watson says Browns didn't reach out to him
• Legendary 'MotorWeek' TV mechanic Pat Goss dead at 80
• EU slams ‘war crimes’ in Ukraine but new sanctions unlikely
• Rep. Ken Buck leads letter to DOJ demanding action on surging retail crime
• Severe weather coming to Texas, Southeast
• Supreme Court Senate hearings – nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson should answer fair questions
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy thanks Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher for raising millions
• Ukraine war: Shortage of defensive, tactical gear prompts charities to search for much-needed supplies
• Biden sent significant number of Patriot antimissile systems to Saudis, US official says
• March Madness 2022: Bennedict Mathurin, top-seeded Arizona survive TCU upset bid in OT
• Senate confirmation hearings to begin for Biden's Supreme Court pick Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
• March Madness 2022: Purdue finally solves Chris Beard in March, beats Texas
• Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson: 10 things you may not know
• March Madness 2022: Miami dominates No. 2 seed Auburn to reach Sweet 16
• March Madness 2022: Lexie Hull's career-high 36 sends No. 1 Stanford past Kansas
• March Madness 2022: Kevin McCullar, Texas Tech beat Notre Dame to reach Sweet 16
• March Madness 2022: Hailey Van Lith gets 21, Louisville in Sweet 16 after beating Zags
• Surrogate babies born in Ukraine wait out war in basement
• Huntergate and Putin remind us of the danger of propaganda
• These are the worst cooking oils for your health, experts say
• March Madness 2022: Diamond Miller scores 24, Terps roll past Florida Gulf Coast
• March Madness 2022: Iowa State rolls into Sweet 16 with win over Georgia
• Ukrainian-American couple stuck in Kyiv with newborn baby: It's 'light against darkness'
• March Madness 2022: Lauren Jensen leads Creighton past Iowa in second round
• Alexander Georgiev makes 44 saves as Rangers blank Hurricanes
• Defense Sec Austin downplays Russia’s use of hypersonic missiles: Not a ‘game changer’
• China Eastern plane carrying 132 people crashes, no sign of life among debris: report
• Supreme Court confirmation hearing a screen test for potential 2024 GOP contenders on Judiciary Committee
• Warriors' Steph Curry expects to return by playoffs
• GOP candidates stand with women defeated by Lia Thomas, condemning 'the death of women's sports'
• March Madness 2022: Aaliyah Moore powers Texas women over Utah, into Sweet 16
• Sam Burns repeats at Innisbrook after playoff win over Davis Riley
• Kenzie Hauswirth helps Ohio State women win 1st Frozen Four title
• March Madness 2022: South Carolina beats Miami despite bad shooting
• In New Orleans, police probe 5 shootings within 10 hours
• March Madness 2022: Villanova back to Sweet 16 after win over Ohio State
• 2 Pennsylvania State Troopers, 1 civilian dead following car crash: authorities
• Senate should confirm Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. Here's why
• Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes causes stir: 'Tomatoes are garbage'
• Residents slam Apple's $200M windfall; Flashback: Networks dismissed Hunter Biden laptop story
• Babylon Bee defiant after Twitter locks account over tweet naming Rachel Levine 'Man of the Year'
• Fentanyl found in ventilation system of Ohio juvenile detention facility; 7 victims rushed to hospital
• Sports figures donate to Ukrainian humanitarian crisis
• Senate Republicans must block Biden's Supreme Court nominee
• Ohio Lt. Gov blasts Michigan Gov. Whitmer for 'unreasonable, irresponsible' effort to shut down oil pipeline
• Iowans respond to delayed project giving Apple $200 million in public incentives: 'It's just welfare'
• US showed China its hand after Russia invasion, needs more than sanctions to deter Taiwan aspirations: experts
• Hollywood stars who once met with Putin 'pray' Russian president ends Ukraine war
• FLASHBACK: MSNBC, CNN, CBS told viewers Hunter Biden laptop story was Russian disinformation
• Bloomberg op-ed slammed for saying inflation 'stings most' for those making under 300K: 'Don't buy in bulk'
• Biden will visit Poland, home of 2 million Ukrainian refugees, during Europe trip
• March Madness 2022: Coach K's last ride continues as Duke closes out Spartans
• Peter Foley no longer employed by US Ski and Snowboard following sexual misconduct allegations
• Levin: With Biden's help, Iran will be able to reach 'any corner of the earth' with nuclear capabilities
• March Madness 2022: South Dakota women shock Baylor, advance to Sweet 16
• Ukrainian refugee in US: ‘I don't believe that we're here' after crossing the southern border
• Nadal's 20-match win streak ends in loss to American Taylor Fritz
• Marine Corps identifies four service members killed in plane crash during NATO exercise
• Bengals' La’el Collins shares message sent to QB Joe Burrow after signing deal
• Demi Moore celebrates ex-husband Bruce Willis’ 67th birthday: ‘Thankful for our blended family’
• Gowdy: 'Ironic' that Democrats are now calling for civility in confirmation of Biden Supreme Court nominee
• GOP Leader McCarthy slams Biden for continued 'mistake' on Ukraine
• Chernobyl staff held hostage by Russian troops for weeks rotated: IAEA
• March Madness 2022: Villanova back to Sweet 16 after win over Ohio State
• Broncos' Randy Gregory blasts Dallas Cowboys ownership, 'toxic' fanbase in Twitter rant