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Mar 21, 2022

As the Russian military continues to get itself bogged down in the fight for Ukraine, trouble is brewing in Moscow as Vladimir Putin is at odds with his spy and defense agencies, detaining at least two top intelligence officials via house arrest. The infighting apparently broke out between Russia’s Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Defense, the two key departments that planned the invasion of Ukraine along with Vladimir Putin.
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The Young Turks: March 21, 2022

Western sources are reporting that peace talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials have come to a stand still as Vladimir Putin is seemingly unwilling to back down on his original demands despite Volodymyr Zelensky’s willingness to consider concessions. Information from these meetings is difficult to decipher and report accurately, so only time will tell how successful negotiating will be.
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As the Russian military continues to get itself bogged down in the fight for Ukraine, trouble is brewing in Moscow as Vladimir Putin is at odds with his spy and defense agencies, detaining at least two top intelligence officials via house arrest. The infighting apparently broke out between Russia’s Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Defense, the two key departments that planned the invasion of Ukraine along with Vladimir Putin.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that the country will be combining all of its national TV networks into a singular platform to combat Russian propaganda and disinformation campaigns. Because the decision was made after the declaration of martial law, all independent and privately owned media outlets will be suspended until further notice.
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A group of gas stations are joining together to file a lawsuit against another gas station that has kept their prices considerably lower than the other stations, citing a Wisconsin law about fair business competition.
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Conservative pundit Dave Rubin recently announced that he and his husband are expecting two children with surrogate mothers and many of his own fans took the opportunity to hurl homophobic tropes at the couple for their decision.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee has begun their hearing about President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court Justice nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and arguments are already getting pretty heated. Republican Senator Josh Hawley accused Judge Jackson of being a sympathizer to child predators by “letting child porn offenders off the hook”, which is a completely baseless and incorrect analysis of her past decisions.
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Witness testimony regarding the January 6th insurrection investigation alleges that the Trump administration deliberately planned for their crowd to move towards the Capitol building where the 2020 election was being certified. The witness, Scott Johnston, helped plan the initial Ellipse rally, claims to have overheard a conversation between Mark Meadows, Katrina Pierson, and Kylie Kremer about plans to legalize the march on the Capitol building, even though they decided against it later.
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Bloomberg is getting dragged online for publishing an op-ed that argues that inflation can be combatted against with a few ‘easy’ lifestyle changes, like neglecting your sick pets or substituting real meat for lentils and beans. IT’s also important to mention that this advice only applies to Americans making less than $300,000 a year.
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A lone bicycle successfully slowed the ‘mighty’ Washington, DC trucker convoy by getting to the from of the convoy and biking at a snail’s pace in payback for the trouble they’ve caused the DC area residents. Ana Kasparian and Aida Rodriguez discuss on The Young Turks.
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New page: As the Russian military continues to get itself bogged down in the fight for Ukraine, trouble is brewing in Moscow as Vladimir Putin is at odds with his spy and defense agencies, detaining at least two top intelligence officials via house arrest. The infighting apparently broke out between Russia’s Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Defense, the two key departments that planned the invasion of Ukraine along with Vladimir Putin. - TYT.com