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Meta (formerly Facebook) bans Russian state media monetization
Kelly McClure
Facebook's head of security policy made the announcement on Twitter Friday night
Limited sanctions won’t stop Putin in Ukraine: It’s time to step up the pressure on Russia
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If what Putin’s army is doing to Ukraine right this minute isn’t terror, what is it?
NATO activates military response force
Jake Johnson
The move is the first of its kind on NATO's part in all its 70-year history
Democrats have taken more cash from Fox News’ PAC than Republicans since 2018
Igor Derysh
“No one who wants to take money from Fox News or Rupert Murdoch should consider themselves a Democrat,” critic says
Donald Trump Jr., right-wing media use Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to attack the U.S.
Kelly McClure
Trump Jr., Ben Shapiro and Steve Bannon ride on the back of Putin's war to speak out against LGBTQ+ inclusion
Trump’s former military advisers scold him for praising Putin’s invasion as “genius”
Jon Skolnik
“No one in the GOP should be praising Vladimir Putin,” said former White House Chief of Staff Marc Short
CPAC’s bloodthirsty: U.S. conservatives are still warmongering — this time for domestic battle
Heather Digby Parton
CPAC attendees are as hostile and aggressive as ever — even if they don't care about Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Former GOP strategist Rick Wilson on Putin’s deep appeal to “dictator-friendly” Republicans
Dean Obeidallah
On Salon Talks, Rick Wilson breaks down the stakes of the "MAGA crazy" midterms and 2024, and what Dems need to win
Biden moves to freeze Russian assets in U.S.
Kenny Stancil
"This is going to impose severe cost on the Russian economy, both immediately and over time," says Biden
CPAC opens and immediately devolves into GOP dissent over Ukraine
Kathryn Joyce
Conservatives gather for their annual meeting in Orlando — and already Republicans are fracturing over Russia
Authorities in Russia warn against anti-war protests
Kelly McClure
Protestors in Russia are reminded of the "negative legal consequences" of their actions
As Russia invades Chernobyl, many fear artillery could spread radioactive dust across the continent
Matthew Rozsa
Experts are worried that military incursions could kick up plumes of radioactive dust
Ukraine conflict brings reality of cyberwarfare to U.S.
Richard Forno
Regular Americans could find themselves targets of Russian cyberwarfare
Biden promises punishing sanctions on Russia, stops short of Putin
Jon Skolnik
"Putin chose this war," Biden said. "And now he and his country will bear the consequences"
![Russia's President Vladimir Putin holds a video conference meeting of the Pobeda [Victory] Russian Organizing Committee at Novo-Ogaryovo residence. (Alexei DruzhininTASS via Getty Images)](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2020/11/vladimir-putin-1109201.jpg "Revealed: Metadata shows Putin’s Ukraine war declaration was prerecorded 3 days prior to its release")
Revealed: Metadata shows Putin’s Ukraine war declaration was prerecorded 3 days prior to its release
Matthew Chapman
Independent Russian newspaper shared evidence the announcement was prerecorded via Twitter
Republicans pick Putin over democracy — and Rick Scott’s creepy blueprint for America shows why
Amanda Marcotte
It's not just about Trump: Like Putin, Republicans know their far-right dystopian vision can't survive a ballot box
A year after Alexei Navalny’s return, Putin’s crackdown has left Russians silenced
Regina Smyth
Alexei Navalny's return prompted an authoritarian turn that transformed Russia – again
Europe’s next climate challenge: Getting off Russian gas
Shannon Osaka
Europe faces a balancing act: keeping the heat on while promising to eliminate natural gas entirely
Trump praises “very smart” Putin for invading Ukraine
Jon Skolnik
“I mean, he's taken over a country for $2 worth of sanctions," Trump said. "I'd say that's pretty smart"
Laura Ingraham corrects Trump after he mistakenly thinks US troops, not Russians, stormed Ukraine
Igor Derysh
Trump, who repeatedly praised Putin, falsely blamed the attack on his "rigged election"
Putin’s threat to the world grows — and much of our news media is not up to the challenge
Brian Karem
I grew up under the fear of nuclear war. The news we consume now is often lacking in crucial context
NATO leaves little room for diplomacy: How the war machine upped the ante in Ukraine
Norman Solomon
A new European security framework is desperately needed in this moment
Explosions heard in Ukraine shortly after Putin announces special military operation
Kelly McClure
“The world will hold Russia accountable,” Biden says in response to Putin's latest announcement
Putin leaves Republicans splintered and confused
Heather Digby Parton
Russia may successfully fracture Republicans, but a growing faction yearns for a white, nationalist strongman here
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