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Electricity and any recourse to getting out of the city. so far days and days of attempts to secure a humanitarian corridor has been unsuccessful. we have seen some examples of the humanitarian corridors in effect. we heard from the government in ukraine more than 100,000 people have been rescued and the country using the model of that humanitarian corridor and they were negotiations again between ukraine and russia, humanitarian corridors arent necessarily a big part of that but there has been ...

Joint chiefs of staff to discuss what they are thinking about doing to offer my ideas, but i think we need to let president biden set the actual policy for how we should respond. i will say that i think it would be unlikely that we would directly use u.s. troops. we certainly have standoff options that would be less risky and less confrontational. but again, i want to make sure that the president and our nato partners set that policy, but i will say, you know, i join the president in warning rus...

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The government of treating immigrant women who escape domestic abuse as "second class" citizens. immigrants who are not married to british citizens are subject to the no recourse to public funds rule, which states they cannot access most forms of welfare benefits and social housing. the charity southall black sisters wants to see that change. its this level of racism and sexism. you know, its this anti—immigrant, hostile agenda which is really feeding the second class provision for migrant wom...

14 hours. the u.s. state department says some 15,000 russians have been detained so far for protesting the war. joining us now, professor of global politics at university of college london, ryan claus. columnist for the "washington post" and a podcaster. thank you for joining us. more and more countries around the world are rallying with ukraine, and more and more russians at home are doing so, as well. theres one example we just talked about. you have studied president putin closely. what is ...

Prohibits supreme court justices from hearing cases in which their spouses have quote, an interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding. but republicans dont think justice thomas should have recused himself. republicans, including house minority leader, kevin mccarthy. >> i think justice thomas can make a decision that hes made every other time. its his decision based upon law. if you spend any time studying the supreme court justice, hes one who studies correctl...

Would be a violation of the vienna convention. >> what can be done if russia, who now seems to be intent on indiscriminately bombing civilians in ukraine, is now also in violation of the conventions? do we have leverage to rectify that? >> well, its the vienna convention in this case, but theres very little leverage. we have very little leverage vis-a-vis russia diplomatically right now, and what they can do is they can file a de marche, but theres very little recourse given the relationship rig...

Things — they wanted to know what had happened to them, and they wanted meaningful change in maternity services both in shropshire and across england. they are telling the families what did happen to them. having private meetings with them is going to be an absolutely essential part of this process and that starts the week after next. ok, and as that continues, i suppose what i want to know is of these people who have now been told what happened to them was wrong was not their fault, as was of...

Happened to them was wrong, was not their fault as was often told to them, what happens now as they live with and we will be talking to a mother who was living with a child who was severely impaired because of her treatment when she gave birth to him, what recourse should there be then? ., , him, what recourse should there be then? . , ., ., ,, then? families will need to make their own choices _ then? families will need to make their own choices about - then? families will need to make their ow...

>> hi, shannon. >> lets start here. "the new york post"... lets do this. "the new york post" has his headline. admitting the emails are real, they say in october 2020, "the washington post" fact-checker said the paper was not able to verify or authenticate the emails and there were fears at the emails could be a part of a broader disinformation campaign by russia. the op beds called them unverified and theyve never been authenticated and then use analysis dismissed a "new york post" reporting is...