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The World That Putin Has Made (Art by Pep Monserrat)

84-year-old man exonerated after 46 years in prison sues Cleveland for withholding evidence in wife's murder case

Internal investigation of domestic violent extremism reveals four sympathizers inside DHS

Emmett Till relatives seek renewed probe of '55 lynching

Blacksmiths with Art of Steel, which has produced medieval armor for sport since 2009, are now using their materials to create caltrops — sharp, six-inch spikes that date back to ancient wars. The devices are being chained together and placed at checkpoints around Rivne, a city about 210 miles west of Kyiv. The goal, according to a company official, is to use the devices to slow or stop Russian vehicles from entering Rivne. The city is home to one of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants, which some worry could be targets for Russia. In the past two weeks, the shop has produced hundreds of the caltrops, said the company official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity out of concern for his safety. “Ukrainians [are] united in this war,” he told The Washington Post. “Absolutely everyone is trying to help in the fighting places and in the rear. Therefore, any materials are somehow used.” Read more by tapping the link in our bio.

Yale strikes Sackler name from campus amid opioid outrage

A potential bomb cyclone is poised to pound the interior East with heavy snow and winds

Explosion seen in an apartment building in Mariupol amid Russia's continued war on Ukraine. ⁠ ⁠ LIVE UPDATES AT LINK IN BIO.

Petito family sues Brian Laundrie's parents, allege they knew Gabby 'had been murdered by their son'

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the country was ‘moving towards victory’ in war with Russia but cautioned that it was not possible to say how long fighting would continue https://t.co/F8yIJyE4IC https://t.co/jY3CqJcl3D

Two weeks after Russian forces streamed into neighboring Ukraine following months of buildup, evidence is mounting that the invasion has not gone to plan — and that Russia’s much-vaunted military may not be the formidable force once feared. “The word I’m hearing from everybody in the government who is watching this is ‘surprising.’ My own word is ‘shocking,’” said Barry Pavel, a former top Pentagon official who is now senior vice president at the Atlantic Council. “It’s shocking how incompetent they are in the basics of joint military operations by an advanced country.” That doesn’t mean Russia won’t ultimately seize Kyiv and topple the Ukrainian government, but the stumbling pace of Russia’s assault has reset expectations for how the conflict will unfold. Read more by tapping the link in our bio.

Food Waste can be turned into super effect solar panels

UKRAINE-RUSSIA LATEST: Russian forces are continuing their attempted push through Ukraine from multiple directions, while Ukrainians, led by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, are putting up "stiff resistance," according to U.S. officials.⁠ ⁠ 🔷 Russians reportedly bringing bio-chem weapon suits into Ukraine, U.S. official says⁠ 🔷 Evidence is mounting that Russia's attacks will result in war crimes: White House⁠ 🔷 U.S. says task force dedicated to targeting sanctioned Russian oligarchs is 'up and running'⁠ ⁠ Tap link in bio for live updates. #russia #ukraine #news #international

The U.S. Census Bureau said it undercounted Black, Latino and Native American residents in its 2020 national population count. https://abcn.ws/3KCBNKR

Republican senators pressure Biden to transfer fighter jets to Ukraine https://t.co/F9bsRsaRSQ