February 27: Fighting intensifies as Russians approach Kyiv. And a protest that sets the bar a little higher.
FILE – An empty space on a liquor shelf where Russian vodka used to be located at The Sidetrack, a gay bar on the north side of Chicago, July 29, 2013. The United States and Europe are slapping official sanctions on Russian banks and tech companies. But bars and liquor stores across America and Canada have found another way to punish Russia for invading Ukraine: They’re pulling Russian vodka off their shelves and promoting Ukrainian brands instead. (AP Photo/Scott Eisen)
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☀ Good morning! It’s Sunday, Feb. 27, 2022. Here’s a look at your news across the nation:
1️. Russia hits Ukraine fuel supplies, airfields in new attacks
2. Some Americans welcome new CDC mask guidance, others wary.
3. Trump announces another run at CPAC: ‘We’ll do it again’
4. Biden’s first State of the Union to be held amid crises, setbacks
📱 [Trending] this morning
POTENT PROTEST: BARS DROP RUSSIAN VODKA, PROMOTE UKRAINE’S
TAVERNS AND LIQUOR STORES IN THE U.S. ARE FIRING A DIFFERENT KIND OF SHOT AS THEY APPLY A DIFFERENT SORT OF SANCTION AGAINST RUSSIA.
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🔴 The Conservative Political Action Conference straw poll results are announced in Orlando, Florida.
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