NewsNation Articles: March 18, 2022

Florida gun store owner sends $200K worth of rifles to Ukraine Radio: Ukraine’s former PM says we’re ‘already in a third world war’ Ukraine’s former PM: World ‘already in a third world war’ Swimming upstream: Boycotting Russian seafood a tall order Don Young, longest serving member of House, dies Russian cosmonauts arrive at ISS wearing yellow and blue Will sanctions work against Russian oligarchs? Global hacker group ‘Anonymous’ targets Russian propaganda See the states with the highest job resignation rates in 2022 Explained: Science entangled in transgender athlete debate How else could the United States sanction Russia? Polish towns buckle as more than 2 million refugees pour in The driver in the deadly Texas crash was 13. Is that common? Facebook users complain ‘Protect’ security feature has them locked out Putin praises troops, claims Russian ‘unity’ at rally ‘He was my heart:’ Texas crash victims remembered Fauci warns COVID-19 infection rates likely to increase General who oversaw Afghanistan withdrawal retires Saint Peter’s shocks No. 2 seed Kentucky 85-79 in OT ‘Families are torn apart:’ Relief worker on refugees Delta says ticket costs set to rise 5 to 10 percent NCAA cheerleaders go viral after retrieving stuck basketball Possible tornado overturns mobile homes in Ala. 47-vehicle pileup in Missouri leaves 5 dead Lawmakers split over suspending federal gas tax Sleep expert: Permanent daylight saving could cause problems How do sportsbooks lay the odds for March Madness? These states may cut down their individual income taxes Seattle nurse travels to Ukrainian border to help refugees What is the process to get out of Ukraine? Where is Russian money hidden? Up to $1 trillion hidden offshore ‘Beloved icon’: Rock Hall explains why Dolly Parton will stay on ballot Justice Dept. arrests suspected Chinese spies Biden presses China’s Xi on Russia support March 18: Theater rubble searched as bombardment continues. US sends ‘kamikaze drones’ to Ukraine Radio: Ukrainian Parliament still meeting amid war