❗ Foreign Ministry: Russia intends to expand the "American sanctions list" in near future

❗ Russian Security Council draft resolution seeks ceasefire to allow evacuation of Ukraine civilians

❗ New US defense package for Ukraine includes anti-air, anti-armor capability - Pentagon

❗ Fox News camerman killed in Ukraine - Fox anchor on Twitter

⚡ Russia imposes personal sanctions against Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau - Foreign Ministry

Russia has included more than 300 Canadian parliamentarians on "black list" - Foreign Ministry

❗ Putin holds phone conversation with EU’s Michel, sides discuss situation in Ukraine - Kremlin

Putin informed EU’s Michel about his assessment of Russia-Ukraine talks - Kremlin

❗ Biden highly likely to visit Poland soon - Polish FM

Gerald Brevard III, 30, was arrested for at least 2 homicides and 3 attempts at killing homeless people. The investigators showed up at his home in DC and busted him early in the morning just hours after the police released facial photos of the suspect

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❗ Biden intends to discuss 'response to Russia's actions' at the meeting with other NATO leaders - White House

⚡ White House doesn't rule out Biden will meet Zelensky during Brussels trip

Escalation and war with Russia not in the interests of US and NATO - White House

Deputy head of Zelensky's office: despite Kiev's application for accelerated procedure for Ukraine's accession to EU, there is no quick response from EU

White House on Russia’s sanctions against US: If we need to interact with Russia, we’re sure that it will be possible

White House offers condolences to family of Fox News cameraman killed in Ukraine

⚡ Countries that are considering buying discount Russian crude oil should abide by US sanctions and think about their place in history books, Jen Psaki says: "Our message to any country continues to be: abide by the sanctions we’ve put in place and recommended – I don’t believe this would be violating that – but also think about where you want to stand when the history books are written on this moment in time."

‼️Ukraine-Russia talks to resume Wednesday, top Zelensky aide says

⚡President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed legislation funding the US federal government and providing an array of aid to Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian military operation in the country.

Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act for 2022, which funds the federal government through September 30, 2022 and provides $13.6 billion in humanitarian, economic and defense assistance for Ukraine.

The legislation sends a message that Republicans and Democrats can come together to get something done and fulfill their responsibility to keep the government open and serving Americans, Biden said during remarks prior to signing the bill.

🚔 Man wanted in stabbing at New York’s MoMA arrested in Philly

A man suspected of stabbing of two workers at New York’s Museum of Modern Art was arrested at a Philadelphia bus terminal early Tuesday after setting his hotel room on fire, police said. Gary Cabana, 60, had been sought by police since Saturday. Police found him sleeping on a bench and he was arrested without incident.

New York City police said Cabana leaped over a reception desk and stabbed two employees inside the Museum of Modern Art after he was denied entrance because his membership had been revoked. The workers, a man and woman, both aged 24, were stabbed multiple times but suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

Cabana was a fugitive for several days, trading messages with reporters on social media while he was on the run. He claimed he was living with mental illness and that the museum had revoked his membership unfairly.

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☀️ Senate passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent

The Senate passed a measure that would make Daylight Savings Time permanent across the U.S. Health groups have called for an end to the seasonal shifting of clocks, a ritual first adopted in the U.S. more than a century ago.

If the legislation clears the House and is signed into law by President Biden, it will mean Americans will no longer have to change their clocks twice a year. It would make Daylight Savings time permanent in 2023. Nearly two-thirds of Americans want to stop changing their clocks, according to a 2021 poll.

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