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'Additional sanctions' against Russia being considered after Navalny death

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USA TODAY

Daily News, News

4.41.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 February 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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President Joe Biden is considering additional sanctions on Russia.

USA TODAY Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page breaks down polling data ahead of the South Carolina primary.

Eight states enacted laws in 2023 restricting sex ed. More are set to pass bills this year that would ban teaching about identity and relationships.

USA TODAY National Correspondent Elizabeth Weise looks at whether plastic bag bans actually work.

Animal shelter populations are soaring. And dogs are paying the price.


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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Tuesday, February 20th, 2024. This is the exit.

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Today, the latest aftermath from Navalny's death, plus what polling tells us ahead of the

0:28.8

South Carolina primary and do bans on plastic bags actually work?

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President Joe Biden said yesterday that the US is considering additional sanctions on

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Russia for the death of imprisoned opposition leader Alexi Nivolni.

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Biden has blamed Nivolni's death on Russian President Vladimir Putin.

0:47.1

Nivolni survived a poisoning and spent months in isolation cells before dying in an

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Arctic maximum security prison.

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It's not clear what new US sanctions would look like.

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Biden has also been urging the Republican controlled House to immediately approve

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$60 billion in security funding for Ukraine two years into Putin's

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invasion and war there.

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So far, Speaker Mike Johnson has refused to take the foreign aid bill to the House for a vote, insisting that it also include measures

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to secure the southern U.S. border.

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Meanwhile, Julia Navalnya, Navalny's wife, issued a statement yesterday

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vowing to continue his work.

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In a Russian language video posted to YouTube,

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she accused Putin of orchestrating her husband's death.

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And she said, quote,

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I should not have been in this position.

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