Purveyors of liquor in the US and Canada drop popular Soviet brands like Stolichnaya in favor of Ukrainian ones; 'I thought I would put on sanctions as well,' one bar owner says

Georgia Republican defends participation in the America First Political Action Conference, where organizer joked that comparing Putin to Hitler should be a compliment

Journalist Natalie Grynvyak, in metro station for 2 days, says that Ukrainians help each other as they anxiously watch news, are keen to learn from Israelis how to live with threat

Oleksandr Kunytskyi tells Israeli TV that Israelis 'know what missiles are, what bunkers are,' appeals for helmets, vests, and other military equipment

To keep up with South Florida’s recent boom in young Jewish families, a new private school aims to combat what its founders say is 'brain drain' in local Jewish education

Massive explosions rock Ukrainian capital; Western nations rush weapons to defenders, announce new sanctions against Russia; over 150,000 flee to safety in neighboring countries

Anti-war demonstrations held in 34 cities and petitions garner hundreds of thousands of signatures, as official rhetoric against dissent grows more harsh

Ukrainian president makes request after Russia vetoes resolution condemning its invasion