Sunday Stuff

On a sunny and mild Sunday, here are some things going on:

From National Review, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian and Russian delegations will start talks on the border of Ukraine and Belarus.

From Townhall, White House press secretary Jen Psaki's preview of President Biden's State of the Union address shows how delusional his administration is.

From The Washington Free Beacon, a review of a book about the worldwide failure of coronavirus mask mandates.

From the Washington Examiner, please don't turn my state into a tent city.

From American Thinker, don't believe the left-wing hype about Florida's "don't say gay" bill.

From LifeZette, Google joins other Big Tech companies in banning Russian advertising on social media, but do they go far enough?

From NewsBusters, the Canadian network CBC reports on residents of Ottawa hearing "phantom honking".

From Canada Free Press, how three wanna-be dictators have blown it.

From TCW Defending Freedom, English historian David Starkey correctly points out that cultural degeneracy has weakened the West.

From Free West Media, while invading Ukraine, Russia might be targeting allegedly U.S.-backed biological warfare labs.

From EuroNews, according to European President Ursula von der Leyen, the E.U. will send weapons to Ukraine.

From The North Africa Post, to reduce dependency on Russia, Europe should back a gas pipeline running from Nigeria to Morocco.

From The New Arab, the Algerian state gas company Sonatrach is "ready" to supply Europe with natural gas.

From OpIndia, remembering the Godhra massacre.

Form Outlook, how a slain Pakistani model became a star on YouTube.

From Gatestone Institute, migrants in Greece desecrate over 2,000 churches.

From The Stream, is cohabitation a preparation for divorce?

From Space War, North Korea fires a ballistic missile, thus restarting its weapons testing blitz.

From Terra Daily, China delays the evacuation of its citizens from Ukraine.

From The Daily Signal, a week before Russia invaded, congresscritter Mark Green (R-Ten) went to Ukraine.

From The Western Journal, many countries close their airspace to Russian planes, but the U.S. hasn't done so yet.

From BizPac Review, former President Trump speaks at CPAC and rips President Biden for the "chaotic world".

From The Daily Wire, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S. explains why Russia attacked her country.

From the Daily Caller, President Putin places Russia's nuclear arsenal on alert.

From the New York Post, Governor Kathy Hochul (D) lifts New York state's coronavirus mask mandates.

From Breitbart, armed Ukrainian volunteers hunt for Russian "saboteurs" in Kyiv.

And from Newsmax, you don't have to throw away your Stolichnaya or Smirnoff.