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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Admits Trump Would Have Prevented War

Marie Yovanovitch, the former US Ambassador to Ukraine, let slip during an interview that Trump would have prevented war in Ukraine via diplomacy, but then asserted that would have been a bad thing.

U.S. ‘Doesn’t Really Know’ What Happens to Weapons Sent to Ukraine: CNN

"It's a conscious risk the Biden administration is willing to take."

Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Criticizes Wimbledon’s Decision To Ban Russian Players

Novak Djokovic has slammed Wimbledon after their decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players over the conflict in Ukraine.

Trump Calls on Putin to Release Info on Hunter Biden’s Dealings With Oligarchs

Former President Donald Trump is calling on Russian leader Vladimir Putin to release any information he possesses on Hunter Biden’s dealings with oligarchs in Eastern Europe.

Global Rice Production Set to Plunge 10%, Threatening Half of Humanity

Farmers in China, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Vietnam — the largest rice-producing countries could experience reduced output due to soaring fertilizer prices.

Russia Intensifies Battle for Control of Eastern Ukraine

Russia ratcheted up its battle for control of Ukraine’s eastern industrial heartland, intensifying assaults on cities and towns along a front hundreds of miles long in what officials on both sides described as a new phase of the war.

Blame Powell, Not Putin or ‘Greedy’ Corporations, for Price Hikes

The Biden administration and its allies continue to use Russian President Vladimir Putin as the convenient excuse for their economic failures.

Ukraine Can Fight Russia ‘for 10 Years’ – Zelensky

Ukraine is not prepared to give up territory and is ready, if necessary, to fight Russia “for 10 years,” President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed.

South Carolina Mass Shooting Suspect Released on $25k Bond

The suspected shooter will be released to home confinement and will be able to travel to work with an ankle monitor.

Ohio University Pays $400,000 in Damages to Professor Who Refused to Use Student’s Preferred Pronouns

Public university in Ohio will pay $400,000 to a philosophy professor who refused to use a student's preferred pronouns.

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