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Peru will not recognize Nicolás Maduro as Venezuela's "democratically elected president"
Ecuador has formally recognized Edmundo González as the elected president of Venezuela
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Supreme Court denies challenge to Texas abortion law – again
The liberal justices dissented
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Ukraine's foreign minister says Biden's 'minor incursion' comment invites Putin attack
"We should not give Putin the slightest chance to play with quasi-aggression or small incursion operations" – Ukraine Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba
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U.S. authorizes Baltic states to send U.S. weapons to Ukraine
The State Department authorized Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to send U.S.-made weapons to Ukraine
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CIA says Havana Syndrome is not the result of 'worldwide campaign' by a hostile foreign power
The mysterious symptoms of brain injuries have plagued hundreds of U.S. diplomats and spies since 2016
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FBI seen taking evidence from Texas Democrat congressman’s home
Agents loaded "large bags, plastic bins, and a computer into a federal vehicle. Others appeared to be logging the items," a reporter said.
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MLK niece Alveda King: Biden 'race baiting, playing the race card' with voting reform rhetoric
Chiding Democrats for sowing fear and pessimism, King said her uncle was "a man of faith, hope and love."
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Psaki clarifies Biden's 'minor incursion' comment about hypothetical Russian move against Ukraine
"The cost of going into Ukraine, in terms of physical loss of life for the Russians – they'll prevail over time, but it's going to be heavy," Biden said.
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Senate Republicans block voting rights bill, with Schumer joining 'nays'
Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act failed in the Senate by 51-49.
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Supreme Court hears Sen. Cruz campaign finance challenge
Cruz succeeded on his claim in a federal court last summer, which ruled in his favor that the $250,000 cap violated his right to free speech.
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U.S. Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Kyiv, calls on Putin to choose 'peaceful path'
Although Blinken warned that the Kremlin may attack Ukraine “very soon,” he said he hoped Russia would remain on a “peaceful path” in order to avoid a full-blown military conflict