Today's Top Stories:
Furious Trump says taking home classified documents was part of "routine" process
To be fair, patently criminal behavior is absolutely routine in the world of the disgraced ex-president.
Shelling intensifies along Russia-Ukraine border, two Ukrainian soldiers dead
Hundreds of artillery shells exploded along the contact line between Ukrainian soldiers and Russia-backed separatists, and thousands of people evacuated eastern Ukraine, further increasing fears Sunday that the volatile region could spark a Russian invasion.
WATCH: Richard Ojeda exposes the "slow-motion coup" that could make Trump UNSTOPPABLE
OD Action partner: Trump's latest attack on democracy: Quietly buying election officials in key battleground states
Ukraine's president urges sanctions against Russia before a possible invasion, not after
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Western leaders he wants sanctions to be imposed against Russia before any potential invasion of his country, not after.
French modelling agent who founded agency with pal Jeffrey Epstein dies in police custody
Jean-Luc Brunel, who was detained in December 2020 as part of an inquiry into allegations of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment, was found dead in his cell on Saturday, the Paris prosecutor's office said.
US now testing robot dogs to patrol US-Mexico border
What could possibly go wrong?
Ottawa police appear to end protesters’ hold of streets near Canada's Parliament
Interim Police Chief Steve Bell said "this unlawful occupation is over."
Tucker Carlson's insidious on air plot exposed
No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen: Disgusting.
GOP's new mail voter ID rules sow confusion in Texas with thousands of ballots at risk of rejection
Voters can still fix ballots to have them counted in the March 1 primary, but county officials are concerned about the sky-high rate of errors due to confusion over the new election restrictions ushered into law by state Republicans.
Black Florida senator spearheads vote-by-mail campaign ahead of midterm elections
Sen. Shevrin Jones has rolled out Operation BlackOut, a statewide effort to enroll "nontraditional" residents of color to vote by mail in Florida.
Fringe scheme to reverse 2020 election splits Wisconsin GOP
Wisconsin is closer to the next federal election than the last, but the Republican effort to overturn the election results is picking up steam rather than fading away — and spiraling further from reality as it goes.
Seriously?
Yes. Seriously.
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