NewsNation Articles: March 7, 2022

Tennis star Sergiy Stakhovsky returns to Ukraine to fight Russian gymnast investigated after ‘shocking behavior’ Ukrainian NHL agent on Russian clients: They’re good people Lia Thomas situation ‘insane,’ Penn teammate says Ex-CIA official: Putin an ‘egomaniac,’ obsessed with power Ukrainian MP: People fighting Russians with ‘bare hands’ Even mild cases of COVID-19 can damage the brain, study finds Watch: Ukrainians wait in growing line for outbound trains Vizzy adds mimosa-inspired hard seltzers: Here’s what they taste like Is is time for countries to invest in nuclear energy? Iowa tornado survivor on moment she lost nearly everything Falcons’ Calvin Ridley suspended for bets on NFL games Gas prices reach record, ripple effect on economy feared China to provide Ukraine humanitarian aid, praises Russia ties Congress presses Biden to help Ukraine receive European aircraft You can get 4 more free COVID tests from the federal government: Here’s how 1 teen dead, 2 others hurt in Iowa school shooting Pennsylvania man accused of hiding in attic of woman he met on OnlyFans, recording her Florida Panhandle wildfires force evacuation of hundreds of homes Restaurant takes ‘poutine’ off menu because it sounds like Putin Barr suggests he would still vote for Trump Ukrainian civilians volunteer to help battle Russian troops US may act alone to ban Russian oil imports as prices soar Dolly Parton novel debuts at top of Amazon Best Sellers list ‘I want to feel safe’: Ukraine youth orchestra now refugees 10 most expensive states for gas Karin Slaughter discusses inspiration behind ‘Pieces of Her’ Florida police chief accused of minority-first approach is fired Ukrainian woman reunites pets with their families Analysis: Putin’s Ukraine invasion could set stage for others Man in port-a-potty crushed by bulldozer at Florida landfill Elon Musk continues to help Ukraine get online 7 dead after tornadoes tear through central Iowa Russia-Ukraine war: How successful are cease-fire deals? US gas prices soar to highest since 2008 amid Russian invasion US rejects no-fly zone as Ukraine pleads for help With Ukrainian refugees at 1.7 million, where will they all go? Ukraine asks for fighter jets to combat Russian bombing March 7: Each side blames the other as cease-fire fails. No more Netflix, TikTok for Russia. Civilians flee Ukrainian city as 1 safe corridor opens Texas man made $75K suing telemarketers Netflix, TikTok suspend services in Russia