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In the isolated village of Molovata Nouă, Moldova, locals told Insider they fear that Russian troops in Transnistria could force them from their land.

Insider identified several other lawmakers who have mostly voted remotely in the last two years, and they're all Democrats.

Republicans have cited illness, taking care of family members, and an inability to be productive in Washington among other reasons for proxy voting.

"I think I could say I voted more than any other member of the House in the last eight years," the Virginia Democrat told Insider.

The department said transgender kids shouldn't socially transition, such as getting a gender-affirming hairstyle or using preferred pronouns.

The problems the Russian military had in the first phase of the war — poor leadership, sloppy tactics, ill-trained troops — are likely to hamper them.

The FEC, which often deadlocks, has nevertheless penalized several government contractors in recent years for making illegal political contributions.

Investigators discovered the threats were sent from the 67-year-old Florida man's personal email address.

"I think it will happen quite fast. Within weeks, not within months," Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said of a decision on whether to join NATO.

Putin attended the Bucharest NATO summit in 2008, telling Bush that Ukraine was "not even a country."