Putin says U S and allies ignore Russia security needs
Putin accused the United States and its allies of dismissing Russia's top security demands while signaling willingness to continue talks over Ukraine. He warned of risks if Ukraine joins NATO and urged consideration of Russia's security concerns, as Lavrov and Blinken discussed proposals and de escalation publicly.
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Antony Blinken
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Blinken
Putin
Joe Biden
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Hungary
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Washington
Crimea
Crimean
Victor Orban
European
Emmanuel Macron
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
OSCE
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Ned Price
Price
Belarus
Pfizer asks U S to allow vaccine for kids under 5
Pfizer on Tuesday asked the U S to authorize extra low doses of its COVID 19 vaccine for children under five, potentially allowing the youngest Americans to start shots as early as March. FDA urged earlier action and whether two or three doses are needed.
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Food and Drug Administration
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New York City
Congress moves to fix Electoral Count Act after Trump claims
Lawmakers from both parties push to update the 135 year old Electoral Count Act to prevent future reversals of presidential results after former President Trump pressured Vice President Pence during the January 6 2021 episode. The effort follows his continued assertions that the vice president could overturn the election.
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Trump weighs another White House run sparks Electoral Count Act debate
Sen. Susan Collins said President Trump’s remarks highlight confusion and ambiguity in the Electoral Count Act and underscore calls to revise the law as he mulls another campaign. The Capitol comments framed a new political and legal timing amid ongoing Washington scrutiny.
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Maine
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Anti-vaccine protest in Canada sparks outrage
Thousands protested vaccine mandates around Parliament Hill in Ottawa, blocking traffic and some actions near the National War Memorial. The demonstration drew global attention and criticism as Prime Minister Trudeau called it a fringe minority amid reports of extremist symbols.
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Kansas lawmakers clash over secrecy in mega project incentives
State officials and legislators wrestle with nondisclosure agreements that shield company names and plant locations, while debating tax credits, payroll refunds, and tax exemptions. Supporters call incentives essential to attract megaprojects, but critics warn of crony capitalism and high costs, urging performance-based guarantees.
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Hutchinson
Paul Hughes
Kansas Department of Commerce
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Parker
Kansas
Ty Masterson
Dave Trabert
Kansas Policy Institute
Trabert
Toland
Mark Williams
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