Are Russia sanctions going sideways?
Ninety-nine Senators agree on the need to fast track the Graham sanctions bill this week. Sen. Warnock (D-GA) has a hold on the bill, putting it at risk. How long will the other 99 hold together?
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Ukraine is Winning - and then some.
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Republicans Like Tucker Carlson Less
The Ukraine Freedom Project polled Americans last week on attitudes toward Ukraine and Russia. Tucker's favorable rating has dropped 14% and his unfavorable rating has doubled.
Putin Burns Another Church in Eastern Ukraine
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While Washington Looks Elsewhere, Ukraine Finds Leverage
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