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Supreme Court nominee's meeting with key GOP senator wraps up quickly

WASHINGTON — Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s meeting with Sen. Lindsey Graham concluded after roughly 15 minutes, a strikingly brief sit-down with a key Republican a week before her confirmation hearings begin.

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Fox host raises eyebrows by spreading claim that Biden ‘does not see Putin as the enemy’

Maria Bartiromo’s own colleague is featured prominently in pro-Russian state TV coverage

The Independent UK

Lindsey Graham stands by call for someone in Russia to assassinate Putin

‘Putin has gotten away with murder for 20 years – enough is enough, he’s got to go’

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Russia protests to U.S. envoy over senator's call to 'take out' Putin

Russia's Foreign Ministry protested to the U.S. ambassador in Moscow on Saturday over remarks by U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham advocating that President Vladimir Putin be assassinated.

Reuters

Kremlin spokesman brands Lindsey Graham a drunk after senator calls for Putin’s assassination

‘These days, not everyone manages to maintain sobriety, I would even say sanity,’ the Kremlin’s spokesman said

The Independent UK

White House disavows Graham's call for Putin assassination

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham is facing pushback from the White House and all corners of Washington after calling for the assassination of President Vladimir Putin by the Russian people

The Independent UK

White House refutes Lindsey Graham call for Putin to be assassinated by someone close to him

‘We are not advocating for killing the leader of a foreign country or regime change — that is not the policy of the United States’

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'A Brutus in Russia?' SC's Graham says taking out Putin the way to stop Ukraine invasion

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina's senior U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham took his calls for regime change in Russia one step further Thursday night, when he tweeted that someone needs to take Russian President Vladimir Putin out over the invasion of Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Is Lindsey Graham out of his mind?

Public calls for the assassination of a foreign leader when we're not even at war is a pretty bad idea, actually.

Mic

Outcry after US senator Lindsey Graham suggests Putin’s assassination

The Republican senator doubled down on his Thursday comments as lawmakers react with dismay and outrage

The Guardian - US

Lindsey Graham walks back call for Putin’s assassination and instead says he ‘needs to go to jail’

Mr Graham now says Mr Putin should ‘go to jail’

The Independent UK

Blinken on Ukraine: ‘Suffering is likely to get worse before it gets better’ – as it happened

US secretary of state in Brussels for Nato meeting on Ukraine crisis where he condemns Russian ‘attacks on civilians’ – follow all the latest

The Guardian - US

Putin should be tried in court not assassinated, says Boris Johnson

US Senator Lindsey Graham calls on Kremlin insiders to emulate officers who tried to kill Hitler

The Independent UK

UK politics: BBC temporarily halts news operation in Russia after new law threatens journalists with prison – as it happened

Latest updates: director general says new law appears to ‘criminalise the process of independent journalism’

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The Independent UK

Lindsey Graham calls for Putin to be assassinated by someone close to him: ‘Is there a Brutus in Russia?’

South Carolina senator says only way to end war is if Russians decide to fix it

Asharq Al-Awsat

US Senator Calls for Putin's Assassination

Senior US senator Lindsey Graham called for "somebody in Russia" to assassinate President Vladimir Putin after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in a televised interview Thursday evening. "How does this end? Somebody in Russia has to step up to the plate...

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson news: Putin should be tried not assassinated, PM says

Follows remark made by US Senator Lindsey Graham about Russian president’s fate

The Independent UK

US House 'staunchly, proudly' passes resolution for Ukraine

The U.S. House has overwhelmingly approved a resolution “steadfastly, staunchly, proudly and fervently” in support of Ukraine

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Los Angeles Times

Republicans cast Ketanji Brown Jackson as far-left favorite

WASHINGTON — Some top Republicans moved quickly Thursday to define Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, as a favorite of the far left, signaling a contentious confirmation battle for the historic nominee.

Salon

Graham rages at Biden's SCOTUS pick

“The radical Left has won President Biden over yet again,” the South Carolina Republican complained

The Guardian - US

White House confirms plans for direct sanctions on Putin and Lavrov – as it happened

Psaki confirms sanctions on Russian president and foreign minister – follow all the latest news

The Guardian - US

‘Putin chose this war,’ Biden says as he announces new sanctions – US politics as it happened

President condemns Putin’s ‘brutal assault on the people of Ukraine’ – follow all the latest US politics news

The Guardian - US

Biden imposes sanctions on company behind Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline – as it happened

President says US ‘will not hesitate to take further steps if Russia continues to escalate’ – follow the day’s news

Tribune News Service

Ukraine supplemental money bill could be in the offing

WASHINGTON — Lawmakers say they are discussing legislative responses to the Ukraine crisis, including a new funding bill, and some want to see Congress act on them next week.

The Guardian - US

Biden says ‘this is the beginning of a Russian invasion’ as he announces sanctions – as it happened

President announces he will enact ‘first tranche’ of sanctions in response to Putin’s recognition of two self-proclaimed republics

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