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You Vote: Is Biden hostile to the U.S. oil and gas industry?
Amid global energy crisis, president has turned to foreign producers, despite cleaner, more environmentally-friendly fossil fuels available from domestic sources.
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Ex-Israeli ambassador to U.S. warns of 'strategic nuclear' war erupting over Russia-Ukraine conflict
"You're one major incident away. And it's highly, highly, highly combustible," Michael Oren warns
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POLL: Latino support for Biden slipping amidst Ukraine tension
“Normally, at times of crisis the American public rallies to support our President. Currently, this is not the case," reads a statement released by the polling firm, McLaughlin & Associates. Additionally, 57% of Latinos said they preferred Capitalism while only 22% said they favored Socialism.
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WAR IN UKRAINE: Does Russia want to leave Ukraine without food?
The European Commission believes that Russia is deliberately attacking Ukraine's food reserves to create a famine
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100 days into Russia's invasion, Zelensky warns that war now faces 'inflection point'
"We have to defend ourselves against almost the entire Russian army. All combat-ready Russian military formations are involved in this aggression," Zelensky warned
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BROKEN ARROW: Sunken Russian warship may have had nukes on board
Russia’s flagship that sank off the coast of Ukraine on Thursday may have been carrying nuclear warheads, leading some to question whether the Russian military had a "broken arrow," a term for nuclear weapons incidents -- popularized by the 1996 John Woo action movie
Technology
Anonymous claims it hacked Russian space agency, disabled spy satellites
The hacking collective claimed on Tuesday it hacked Roscosmos, the Russian federal space agency, an allegation the organization has denied. Anonymous shared screenshots purporting to be server information for Roscosmos.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns, says future for England is 'golden'
Johnson spoke to a crowd outside of 10 Downing Street at 12:30 p.m. London time. He announced there would be a new leader selected and thanked his supporters. He said the reason he fought so hard to deliver his mandate was because he felt it was “his job, his duty and obligation and continue to do what was promised in 2019.”
Human Rights
UN votes to remove Russia from human rights council
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba took to Twitter to thank the nations who voted in favor of expelling Russia, noting that “war criminals have no place in UN bodies aimed at protecting human rights"
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Experts warn Biden's policies are emboldening Beijing
By not putting America first, the Biden administration is "in many ways putting America last," one expert said