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    Ukraine president vows to fight as Russian forces push into Kyiv

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    Ukraine president vows to fight as Russian forces push into Kyiv

    • Amid street fighting in Kyiv, people urged to seek shelter

      Russian troops stormed toward Ukraine’s capital early Saturday, and street fighting broke out as officials urged residents to take shelter. But as dawn broke, a key question remained.

      Russia tries to redraw the map »
      • School choice movement is making big gains

      • Video of fatal, heroic island stand by Ukrainians goes viral

      • Experts push back on 'deeply cynical ploy' against Biden

      • Guilfoyle's meeting with Jan. 6 panel goes awry

      • GOP senator plans to leave with 4 years left in his term

    • World
      Yahoo Finance

      Here's why Putin won't win

      I am no Kremlinologist, armchair or otherwise, but I've seen enough of Vlad and his authoritarian ilk to have a feel for his M.O.

    • Health
      INSIDER

      Aaron Rodgers said he did a 12-day Panchakarma cleanse, which involves drinking warm ghee in the morning and a laxative at night

      NFL star Aaron Rodgers said he recently completed a 12-day Panchakarma cleanse for detoxification. The Ayurvedic treatment includes laxatives, strict diet, and abstaining from exercise, sex, and sugar. Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the NFL's reigning MVP, says he recently finished a 12-day cleanse involving butter, laxatives, and abstaining from sugar, sex, and alcohol.

    • World
      The Root

      Barack Obama Releases Statement On Russian Invasion of Ukraine

      As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, former U.S. Presidents such as George W. Bush and Jimmy Carter have spoken up about their concerns and condemned the events that have transpired. According to The Hill, former president Barack Obama has joined voices of the international community stating Russia's attack is a “violation of international law” and the “basic principles of human decency” in a statement he released. From The Hill: “People of conscience around the world need to loudly and clearly condemn Russia's actions and offer support for the Ukrainian people.

      • NBA's 2 Ukrainian players release statement denouncing Russian invasion
        Yahoo Sports
      • Ukraine ambassador to Singapore: 'We will resist' Russia's invasion but help needed
        Yahoo News Singapore
    • News
      Yahoo News Canada

      'If we don’t deter Russia, Canada is going to be affected directly': Attacks on Ukraine could threaten security of Canada

      An international relations expert is warning that the attacks on Ukraine by Russian forces will lead to dire consequences unless the leaders of other nations change how they deal with Russia - and that includes Canada. Russia is in the midst of invading Ukraine from land, sea and air, zeroing in on cities and military targets. Aurel Braun is a professor of international relations and political science at the University of Toronto, as well as an associate at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies Harvard University.

      • Stock futures plunge after Russia attacks Ukraine
        Yahoo Finance Video
      • Russia Invades Ukraine
        HuffPost
    • U.S.
      The Columbus Dispatch

      Letters: 'What in God's name is happening to the U.S.A.?' Responses to Ukraine sickening

      Comments supporting Russia's attack on Ukraine 'sickening' How sickening it is to hear Donald Trump praise Vladimir Putin. Sickening, too, to hear former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo praise the murderous dictator who is attacking Ukraine. Sickening to hear congressional Republicans criticize President Biden instead of supporting him and the country.

    • World
      Business Insider

      Merchant ships have been targeted by Russian missiles, while the French Navy intercepted a cargo vessel heading for St. Petersburg, reports say

      The movements of merchant and cargo ships are being scrutinized amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. BBC News reported Saturday that France stopped a cargo ship en route to Russia's St Petersburg. The movements and activities of merchant and cargo ships are under renewed scrutiny as the Ukraine invasion continues.

      • France seizes ship suspected of violating sanctions against Russia
        Reuters
      • Ships Shelled in Black Sea as Invasion Sparks Maritime Chaos
        Bloomberg
    • Technology
      In The Know by Yahoo

      Woman catches catfish on Bumble after noticing unexpected detail about his texts: 'Something in my gut told me there was something off'

      A woman realized she was being catfished by one of her dating app matches after receiving green texts messages from him. While there are jokes — and even real studies — about the differences between Android and iPhone users, in this case Jocelyn (@jjustjocelyn) wasn't turned off because she was texting an Android user, but by the fact that it contradicted something in the man's Bumble profile. See this bedroom turn into a vibrant oasis after an incredible one-day renovation: Jocelyn uploaded a video explaining that she had matched with a “good looking” guy named Myles and, after exchanging a few messages, decided to give Myles her phone number.

    • U.S.
      Fox News

      Bob Saget's death: Investigators theorize what happened during 'Full House' star's final hours

      More details are coming to light about Bob Saget's death as investigators in Florida have theorized what might have happened in his final hours. The "Full House" alum died from head trauma, a statement from Saget's family and the Orange Country Medical Examiner's office previously revealed. The comedian was found dead in his Orlando hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton on Jan. 9, 2022, just hours after posting on Twitter about a show he had performed in Jacksonville.

    • World
      MarketWatch

      Putin’s war in Ukraine ‘should concern every person on Earth’: Why political observers say the Russian invasion may foretell an era of global disorder

      Could the war in Ukraine mark the beginning of a new era defined by global unrest and power grabs? In the days leading up to Russia's invasion of its neighboring country, commentators and officials were framing a potential war as one with much larger implications — not just for Eastern Europe or all of Europe, but for all the world. At heart is the concern that following a post-World War II period in which countries, especially superpowers, rarely imposed their will on others through military means, the Ukrainian war could signal a different — and decidedly more dangerous — approach.

      • Ukraine invasion -- what it means to you
        WPBF - West Palm Beach
      • ‘The war is likely to drag on’: Early observations on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
        MarketWatch
    • World
      Reuters

      Turkey says it cannot stop returning Russian warships from accessing Black Sea

      Turkey cannot stop Russian warships accessing the Black Sea via its straits, as Ukraine has requested, due to a clause in an international pact that allows vessels to return to their home base, the Turkish foreign minister said on Friday. Ukraine has appealed to Turkey to block Russian warships from passing through the Dardanelles and Bosphorus straits which lead to the Black Sea, after Moscow on Thursday launched a full-blown assault on Ukraine from land, air and sea. Russian forces landed at Ukraine's Black and Azov Sea ports as part of the invasion.

      • From the elderly to boxing legends, Ukraine is showing world what resistance means
        Yahoo Sports
      • Ukraine: Turkey says it cannot block Russian warships from the Black Sea
        The Independent
    • Health
      Business Insider

      CDC says 'green' and 'yellow' counties can take off their masks. A color-coded map shows where your county stands.

      Up to 70% of the US population can take off their masks, according to new CDC guidance. The agency relaxed mask recommendations for counties with low and medium levels of COVID-19. The guidance reflects the CDC's narrower focus on minimizing severe disease.

      • CDC set to ease COVID-19 mask guidelines
        Yahoo Finance Video
      • CDC eases COVID mask rules for most U.S. regions
        Yahoo Finance Video
    • Politics
      The Guardian

      Tucker Carlson condemned for Ketanji Brown Jackson ‘Rwanda’ comments

      The nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson is an attempt to “defile” the supreme court and “humiliate and degrade” the US, the Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson claimed on Friday night. Related: Ketanji Brown Jackson: who is Biden's supreme court choice? If confirmed, Jackson, whose nomination was announced by Joe Biden earlier on Friday, will be the first Black woman on the court.

      • Biden picks Ketanji Brown Jackson as Supreme Court nominee
        Yahoo News
      • Biden announces Supreme Court nominee
        Yahoo News Video
    • U.S.
      In The Know by Yahoo

      Container ship officer shares wild TikTok showing how long it takes to stop his boat: ‘That actually blows my mind’

      A container ship worker is going viral after showing just how long it takes to stop one of the massive, cargo-carrying boats. The U.K.-based seafarer, named Joe (@joethesailor), shared the shocking video on TikTok, where he frequently posts about his life as the chief officer on a container ship. Joe's video, meanwhile, came in response to another TikToker's question.

    • Politics
      HuffPost

      Jimmy Kimmel Tears Into 'Special Son Of Bitch' Trump Over Outrageous New Boast

      Jimmy Kimmel tore into former President Donald Trump for calling in to Fox News while Russia's attacks on Ukraine were under way and then bragging about himself. “This would not have happened during my administration,” Trump claimed. Kimmel fired back: “It takes a special kind of son of a bitch to see innocent people fleeing their homes and think, 'How can I make this about me?' But nobody does that better than Donald Trump.”

    • U.S.
      BuzzFeed

      "My Wife Has A Horrible Habit That I Discovered 2 Months Ago..." — This Dad Pretended His Son Went Missing As A Lesson. Is What He Did Wrong?

      Many people also rushed to the comment section to share their horror stories about children being left alone in cars. "I have a dear friend whose kid, when she was six, decided she wanted to go see grandma so she told her mom. Her mom said they could go later, but the kiddo wanted to go right away so she headed outside (on a really hot day) and got in the family minivan without telling anyone.

    • World
      Reuters Videos

      Moment rocket strikes Kyiv apartment block

      STORY: CCTV footage from inside and outside the block showed the moment of the impact. A resident of the block was filmed by the emergency services saying the rocket hit his apartment and his family had survived, but his wife and older child's legs were injured. Dozens of people were wounded in overnight fighting in Kyiv, city mayor Vitali Klitschko said on Saturday morning.

    • World
      The Week

      China blames U.S. for war in Ukraine, even as it appears increasingly uncomfortable with standing by Russia

      China appeared to be less than thrilled with the aggressive military actions taken in Ukraine on Thursday by President Xi Jinping's self-described "best friend," Vladimir Putin. At a briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying expressed that "China did not wish to see what happened in Ukraine today," and deflected allegations that Beijing was providing backing for the attack, The Washington Post reports. "As for American hints that Russia had China backing it up, I'm sure Russia would be pleased to hear it," Hua said.

      • China is not calling Russia’s actions in Ukraine an invasion
        Quartz
      • Russia declares war, launches attack in Ukraine; explosions reported
        USA TODAY
    • World
      Business Insider

      Ukraine praises marine for sacrificing his life to blow up bridge in an attempt to choke off Russian tanks

      Russian forces are invading Ukraine from multiple sides. A Ukrainian marine died blowing up a bridge from Crimea to the mainland to try to stop Russian troops. The Ukrainian armed forces said his actions helped slow down "the advancement of the enemy."

      • Cars choke roads as Ukrainians flee Russian invaders
        Reuters
      • Ukraine forces blow up Kyiv-area bridge to thwart Russian tank advance: report
        Fox News
    • World
      Reuters

      China's Xi, in message to N.Korea's Kim, vows cooperation under 'new situation' -KCNA

      Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un the significance of cooperation between the two countries, North Korea's state media KCNA reported on Saturday. In a message to Kim, Xi said China is ready to work, together with the Korean side, to steadily develop the China-DPRK relations of friendship and cooperation ... "under a new situation", KCNA said.

    • U.S.
      Madame Noire

      Columbia University’s Head Of Psychiatry Suspended After Referring To Black Model As ‘A Freak Of Nature’

      The head of Columbia University's psychiatry department put his foot in his mouth and now he has been suspended. Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, who is one of the top psychiatrists in the nation, got Twitter in a frenzy after re-sharing a post about model Nyakim Gatwech and posting “Whether a work of art or a freak of nature, she's a beautiful sight to behold.” To make matters worse, Dr. Lieberman was retweeting a post that said that Gatwech, who is of South Sudanese descent, is in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the darkest skin on earth, which isn't true.

      • Columbia University suspends head of psychiatry over tweet about model
        The Independent
      • Top psychiatrist suspended after tweeting about a Black model, using the phrase 'freak of nature'
        INSIDER
    • World
      Miami Herald

      Man catches 3 half-eaten sharks off Australia, realizes something bigger lurks below

      Sharks are notorious for chomping on hooked fish before anglers can reel them in, but one Australian fisherman learned the hard way that sharks will also eat other sharks, too. Jason Moyce — known as “Trapman Bermagui” on social media — had not one, but three sharks bitten in half as he pulled them in this week, including two hammerheads. It happened Tuesday, Feb. 22, off the coast of New South Wales in southern Australia, and Moyce posted photos of the three sharks with a series of complaints about his worsening luck.

    • World
      Reuters

      Erdogan says NATO, Western reaction to Russian attack not decisive

      Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that reaction from NATO and Western countries to Russia's assault on Ukraine had not been decisive, adding he hoped a NATO summit on Friday would lead to a more determined approach from the alliance. NATO member Turkey borders Ukraine and Russia in the Black Sea and has good ties with both. It has called on Russia to end its attack and voiced support for Ukraine's territorial integrity.

      • Russia threatens 'serious military repercussions' if Finland joins NATO
        Yahoo News UK
      • What would need to happen for the UK to be at war with Russia?
        Yahoo News UK
    • Science
      Business Insider

      Russia's space chief responds to new sanctions by suggesting that the ISS would no longer be prevented from crashing into the US or Europe

      Russia's space chief claimed new US sanctions could have severe consequences for the ISS. In a tweet, its director-general appeared to suggest the ISS could crash into the US or Europe. The ISS does not fly over Russia, so all the risks are yours.

      • NASA shrugs off Roscosmos leader's rant over U.S. sanctions and space station
        Reuters
      • Russia space agency suggests sanctions could lead to International Space Station crashing into US or Europe
        The Independent
    • Politics
      INSIDER

      Former White House chief of staff says he is in 'disbelief' over GOP support for Putin after Trump called the Russian leader a genius

      Trump and some other Republican figures have praised Putin during Russia's conflict with Ukraine. Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly told CNN he was in "disbelief" over such GOP support. "I don't get it," Kelly said.

      • Ukraine official on Trump's praise of Putin: 'It's good' US isn't 'neighbors of Russia'
        The Hill
      • Shockwaves and disbelief: Bay Area protests Russian invasion of Ukraine
        KTVU
    • World
      Reuters

      U.S. troops in Latvia tells Putin 'don't mess with us,' minister says

      The presence of U.S. and other NATO troops in Latvia sends a message to Vladimir Putin that Russia should stay away, Latvian Defence Minister Artis Pabriks said on Friday as he greeted a small deployment of U.S. soldiers. The group of some forty U.S. service members arrived from Italy early on Thursday - before hostilities in Ukraine began. Russia invaded Ukraine by land sea and air on Thursday after massing more than 150,000 troops around the country's borders including in Latvia's neighbour Belarus.

      • Russia invades Ukraine: how it happened
        AFP Videographics
      • Ukraine: Belarus says its troops could support Russian invasion ‘if needed’
        The Independent
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    Is it time to drop school mask mandates?
    • “Masks have served as an important line of defense against COVID-19. But the facts on the ground clearly warrant a shift.”

    • “Being done with masks means being done with COVID … COVID and all of its variants are not done with us.”

    • “While COVID is having certainly a huge impact on children, the masks are not. They seem to be bothering adults more.”

    • “Fearmongers are determined to place restrictions on children. It doesn’t matter if the science says otherwise.”

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