Russia’s military is ramps up its offensive in the Donbas region of Ukraine. Their latest attempt to gain control in the east is now using targeted missile strikes. As the civilian death toll increases, the United States opens its arms to Ukrainian refugees.
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Its been several months since television icon, Jeopardy host Alex Trebek passed away. This week, thousands arrived at his estate for a closer look at the host’s life and for the chance to take home some memorabilia.
Confusion across the country over mask mandates. As some states are drop them, others reinstate them. This comes as the Justice Department appeals a federal judge’s ruling.
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More U.S. military aid will soon be in the hands of Ukrainian forces. President Joe Biden announced a second $800 million aid package today. The shipment comes as Ukraine braces for a major Russian assault in the eastern Donbas region. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin calls his troops’ siege of Mariupol “a success.”
The New Mexico Workplace Regulators handed down the maximum possible fine for the shooting on the movie set of “Rust.” The group says safety procedures were not being followed on set. The shooting resulted in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza.
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More confusion between Americans tonight over masking up. Millions will now be going maskless after a judge struck down the federal mask requirement on public transportation. Some local officials are reinstating their own mask requirements as the country sees a rise in new daily cases.
