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Moscow promotes de-escalation.

If swab was "processed with a PCR test, there’s a 10% chance that it ended up in a lab for genomic sequencing analysis," tweeted the CDC.

Is it better to win a war without firing a shot, or rather, convince people that you stopped a “war” that never had a chance of actually starting?

Pro-war hawks in the West have resorted to overt hostility toward those who argue against conflict in Ukraine

President Biden's National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan hasn't had a great run in the White House over the last year — from absurd claims about the fate of Afghanistan's government to attempts to cover for Biden's botched withdrawal to more recent briefings about the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine — he's proven to be little more than a partisan hack who expects everyone to believe what he says without question.

The U.S. has not made public the evidence it says is underlying its most specific warnings on possible Russian planning or timing.

The last time US President Joe Biden enjoyed more than 50 percent of public support was at the beginning of his White House tenure. Since then, his numbers have plunged due to discontent over the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the border crisis, skyrocketing inflation and many other misfortunes.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated Western leaders are provoking Moscow into attacking Ukraine.

ByteDance owns an app that’s controlled by a government seeking to undermine us, and that app is designed to be less harmful than the one peddled in America.

The war of words between Russia and the United States over Ukraine escalated further on Tuesday as Russian President Vladimir Putin responded for the first time to the US written reply to Russia’s demands for security guarantees that were expressed in the form of a pair of draft treaties submitted by Moscow to the US and NATO in December.