Washington Post – Politics:
Tennessee state Sen. Frank Niceley supported a bill criminalizing homelessness by saying that the Nazi leader, who was homeless at one point, “went on to lead a life that got him in the history books.”
Author: Timothy Bella
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Family of Trevor Reed, Marine Corps veteran jailed in Russia, pushes for release as health declines
Washington Post – Politics:
As the invasion of Ukraine continues to intensify in its third week, Reed’s family and U.S. lawmakers are calling for the former Marine’s release at a time when his parents say his health is worsening. “They feel like this is a fairly desperate situation for Trevor right now,” Jonathan Franks, a family spokesman, told The Washington Post.
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As war rages, the world greets Ukrainian ambassadors with standing ovations wherever they go
Washington Post – Politics:
The response Okasana Markarova received in at the State of the Union address in the U.S. is in line with a trend in recent days: Ukrainian ambassadors are being greeted with overwhelming support and standing ovations from world leaders.
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Bolton, in rejecting Newsmax host’s assertion, says Trump ‘barely knew where Ukraine was’
Washington Post – Politics:
John Bolton, who has become a vocal critic of Trump, denied that his former boss was tough on Russia, claiming that Trump complained about any sanctions on Russian oligarchs in the United States.
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Decades before Steve Bannon was charged with contempt of Congress, Rita Lavelle was tried
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s rare for the Justice Department to bring contempt charges against government officials refusing to comply with subpoenas, but it happened in the case of Rita Lavelle, a former federal environmental official under President Ronald Reagan.