Under a picture of the Nazi leader, the fliers read: “Died fighting the human race’s eternal enemy, the Jew." Boca Raton mayor fully condemns "vile hate. We stand strong and united against all bigotry and antisemitism."
US lawmakers and administration officials worry that Russia may be using cryptocurrency to avoid pain from sanctions imposed on banks, oligarchs and the energy industry in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
Poll by AP and the NORC Center for Public Affairs shows that Americans are losing their enthusiasm for the US playing any "major role" in the Russo-Ukraine war, although 57% say Putin has ordered troops to commit war crimes.
Ukraine commander says fighters at steelworks, where 1,000 civilians are sheltering, might not be able to hold out. US planning more military aid and says Ukrainians already being trained to use American equipment.
Helmets and flak jackets to be used by first-responders and other civilian agencies, statement stresses.
Funds are being used for housing, clothing, medical and mental health services, life-saving rescue operations, security and transportation for refugees, including those making aliyah to Israel.
The war − and the darkening outlook − came just as the global economy appeared to be shaking off the impact of the highly infectious omicron COVID variant.
US President Joe Biden expected to announce another $800 million military aid package that includes artillery and ammunition.
Ahead of runoff vote, an Ipsos poll saw Macron winning 56.5% of the vote, up half a point from Friday and up 3.5 points from 53 on April 8.
Russia's president tells PA leader Moscow will continue to support Palestinian positions in international forums. Relations between Moscow, Jerusalem remain tense following Israeli officials' condemnation of war crimes in Ukraine.
