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President Joe Biden shrugged at high gas prices on Tuesday, just hours after promising Americans he would do whatever it took to lower them. Read More.

Researchers promoted the medical transition of children through biased research after receiving funding from pharmaceutical companies that produce hormone therapy medications. Read More.

Since the Russian invasion began, Ukrainians have shared recipes for making Molotov cocktails and instructions for driving abandoned troop carriers.  Read More.

Ukraine tweeted and asked Elon Musk to provide Ukraine with Starlink stations and to address sane Russians to stand. Read More.

While background checks are already required for gun sales by Federal Firearms Licensed retailers, they are not required for private party-to-party sales. Universal background checks would force private parties to complete a background check before legally transferring a firearm to one another – and incur the cost of such. Read More.

Biden will not assert executive privilege to shield two former Trump advisers, Peter Navarro and Michael Flynn. Read More.

The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed mortgage had risen close to a full percentage point from the start of this year up until last Friday, when it hit 4.18%, according to Mortgage News Daily. Read More.

Among the threats they are preparing for: ransomware and malware attacks; denial-of-service attacks that take down websites; and data wiping and theft, possibly simultaneously. Read More.

Joe Biden has repeatedly denied any involvement with his son’s illicit business dealings in Ukraine and in China. Read More.

Biden defended the financial threats after the Russian leader escalated the offensive Thursday, making it clear that any deterrent effect had failed. Read More.

A Friday announcement would correspond to two years to the day that Biden pledged during a 2020 primary debate in South Carolina that his pick would be the first African American female justice. Read More.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is expected to have far-reaching implications for energy markets given Moscow’s role as the world’s second-largest producer of natural gas and one of the world’s largest oil-producing nations. Read More.

NATO has land, sea and air forces at the ready Read More.

People are wearing cloth masks which don’t work. How many people are wearing an N95? Probably 75 percent of the people are wearing cloth because the other ones hurt,” he continued. Read More.

The sanctions follow Germany's announcement that they are also taking steps to put the pipeline on hold. Read More.