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Fox News: Correspondent injured while reporting near Kyiv
Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall, who had been deployed in recent weeks to cover the war in Ukraine, has been hospitalized after being injured while reporting near Kyiv, the network said on Monday.
[ cnn.com ]Smerconish: What does Putin view as the 'trip wire'?
America's reluctance to get directly involved with Poland's transfer of planes to Ukraine raises the question: What's the "trip wire" that Putin would view as America being at war with Russia?
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: This is how Ukrainians win the long war
Up until February 24, 2022, I was a lot of things -- a student at Stanford University, a friend, a roommate, a classmate, a music lover, an arts fanatic. Being Ukrainian was just one descriptor among many. But after that day, when Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, that part of my identity became the most important descriptor.
[ cnn.com ]Fake news: These videos are not proof of 'crisis actors.' CNN breaks it down.
CNN's Daniel Dale breaks down two videos being spread online to claim the media is broadcasting footage of "crisis actors." Neither video shows what pro-Russia social media accounts claim.
[ cnn.com ]Jussie Smollett scheduled to be sentenced for hate crime hoax
Former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is scheduled to be sentenced in a Chicago court Thursday after being convicted last year of staging a fake hate crime -- though his attorneys will first try to persuade a judge to set aside the guilty verdict.
[ cnn.com ]'Black Panther' director Ryan Coogler speaks out after being mistakenly detained by police
Ryan Coogler was detained by police in January after being mistaken for a bank robber.
[ cnn.com ]North Carolina GOP Senate hopeful says Trump-backed primary rival 'excused' Putin's actions
North Carolina Senate candidate Pat McCrory is going after his top rival in the Republican primary, accusing him of being "friendly" toward Russia and Vladimir Putin.
[ cnn.com ]Russian helicopter shot down: Ukrainian military shares video
Ukrainian Armed Forces shared a video showing a Russian helicopter being shot down. CNN geolocated this video. The area where it was filmed includes a base where the Russians have been running helicopter operations and has recently been under attack by Ukrainian forces. CNN has been unable to verify when this happened.
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: Why the cavalry isn't coming to Ukraine's side
The world is aghast at the horror taking place in Ukraine. Urban centers are being attacked. Civilians, including children, are being killed. All of it seemingly because Russian dictator Vladimir Putin decided he could swallow up a neighboring country.
[ cnn.com ]Watch: Ukrainian civilians stare down Russian military convoy
Civilians in Melitopol, Ukraine, stood in the road to block a Russian military convoy from advancing before eventually being forced aside. The video emerged on social media on Tuesday, March 1st.
[ cnn.com ]'Jeopardy!' contestant takes off wig to normalize cancer recovery
Christine Whelchel auditioned for the popular game show "Jeopardy!" after being diagnosed with cancer. Now, cancer-free, the champion has a message to the world.
[ cnn.com ]Google will ask employees to spend three days a week in the office starting April 4
Google is giving its employees one more month of being fully remote before requiring them back in the office at least three days a week.
[ cnn.com ]Texas Republicans could be headed for a runoff in heated attorney general primary
The most hotly contested statewide primary in Texas on Tuesday centers on the future of state Attorney General Ken Paxton, the Republican who spearheaded a notorious failed legal challenge to the 2020 election results and, with a slew of corruption allegations hanging over his campaign, is now facing the prospect of being pushed into a runoff for the GOP nomination.
[ cnn.com ]Sanctions: Why kicking Russia out of SWIFT is a 'last resort'
The West has announced a barrage of tough new sanctions aimed at cutting off Russia's banks from the global financial system and depriving the country of vital technology. Yet a punishing financial weapon is being kept in reserve.
[ cnn.com ]39 vehicles involved in series of pileup crashes in Wisconsin
Treacherous winter driving conditions are being blamed for a series of pileup crashes on Friday involving 39 vehicles in central Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin State Patrol.
[ cnn.com ]Lindsey Pearlman, television actress, found dead after being reported missing
Lindsey Pearlman, an actress known for her work in television series like "Chicago Justice" and "Empire," was found dead in Los Angeles on Friday, days after she was reported missing, according to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
[ cnn.com ]Officer chases woman riding motorized suitcase in Orlando airport
A passenger who was barred from boarding a flight at Orlando International Airport for allegedly being intoxicated, is seen in a video riding away from the gate on a motorized suitcase while a police officer on a patrol bicycle followed behind, according to an Orlando Police affidavit.
[ cnn.com ]'Queen of Korean Short Track' defends women's 1500m speed skating title
South Korean speed skater Choi Min-Jeong successfully defended her women's 1,500m Olympic title in Beijing on Wednesday, easing the disappointment of being agonizingly pipped to 1,000m gold on Friday.
[ cnn.com ]Biden needed to prepare the audience at home for the hardships that may come for Americans, including soaring energy prices
Many Americans are puzzled at being dragged into a 1970s-style Cold War showdown with Russia. On Tuesday, President Joe Biden tried to explain why the crisis matters.
[ cnn.com ]How brain surgery is being used to combat drug addiction
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta teamed up with the Global Health Reporting Center to examine a groundbreaking new approach to treating addiction that uses brain surgery.
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