Lawmakers suspend normal trade relations with Russia, the State Dept. says the U.S. will document evidence of Russian war crimes, and Ukraine's president criticizes Germany for its hesitancy on sanctions.

Ukraine's president pleads with Congress for more weapons, President Biden announces $800 million more in aid, the Federal Reserve increases interest rates, and HBCUs can get federal grants to boost campus security.

Pres. Biden sends new funding to police, violence prevention initiatives; Ukrainian Pres. Volodymyr Zelensky asks Canada for more aid; Idaho is poised to enact Texas-style abortion ban; Alleged 9/11 mastermind negotiating plea deal with federal prosecutors.

The U.N. Secretary General raises the alarm over the prospect of a nuclear conflict, Ukraine's president is expected to address Congress, and a Biden Federal Reserve nominee hits a roadblock with Sen. Joe Manchin.

VP Harris meets with NATO allies, Republicans question President Biden's rejection of Poland's fighter jet plan, inflation hits a 40-year high, and a mask mandate for airline passengers is extended another month.

The U.S. rejects Poland's plan to transfer fighter jets, Congress proposes sending Ukraine $13.6 billion in military and humanitarian aid, and the Biden administration may extend a freeze on student loan payments.

Intelligence suggests Putin could double down; Congress agrees to $14 billion in aid for Ukraine; and Biden bans Russian oil.

The U.N. calls for safe passage for civilians out of Ukraine, Congress steps up the debate to ban Russian oil imports, and the Supreme Court denies challenges to Pennsylvania and North Carolina's Congressional maps.

The world urges Russia to have caution around Ukrainian nuclear plants. As Zelensky calls for aid, Congress voices support. Wisconsin redistricting may head to the SCOTUS, and Florida plans co-called 'election crimes agency.'