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Lawmakers are facing scrutiny for seeing support from Koch Industries as the company remains in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.

President Joe Biden's first Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, appeared for the first of four days of Senate hearings.

The SEC proposed rules that would require companies to report on how their operations affect the climate and the formation of carbon emissions.

Russia says President Joe Biden's decision to label Vladimir Putin a "war criminal" has put "Russian-American relations on the verge of rupture."

Putin's forces have exerted brutal force and destruction on much of Ukraine, but Russia has achieved few military victories.

China doesn't want to take a position on Ukraine that could undermine Russia, said Scott Kennedy of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine last month, more than 2.5 million people have been displaced.

Biden and Chinese Pres. Xi Jinping agreed to work for peace in Ukraine. But China refused to say Russia was responsible for its brutal invasion of the country.

The payment on the two eurobond coupons is a key test for Russia.

A person close to the situation confirmed to NBC News that Griner was "OK" and that her Russian legal team has met with her.

While Chinese state media have tacked away from primarily pro-Russian coverage of the war with Ukraine, one of the consistent messages remains: Blame the U.S.

China's trade surplus could narrow to $238 billion this year – about 35% of the historic $676 billion attained last year, according to ANZ Research estimates.

Andrew Cuomo is speaking with allies about possibly running against New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. Democratic Party officials scoff at the idea.

President Joe Biden condemned Russian leader Vladimir Putin for inflicting "appalling devastation" on Ukraine.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Congress seeking more aid to fight against its invasion by Russia.

Biden signed a funding bill that will keep the government running through September and send $13.6 billion in aid to Ukraine.

As Russian forces pummel towns, villages and cities across Ukraine, pressure is growing on officials from both side to reach a resolution.

At least one U.S. company and a separate lawyer each recently disclosed to DOJ that they started working for Ukrainian officials since the Russian invasion.

The White House is urging Congress to pass $22.5 billion in Covid spending, warning the U.S. is running out of money to fight the virus.

Since Russia's attack on Ukraine, China has refused to call it an invasion and said it plans to maintain normal trade with both countries.