Today, we're talking about President Zelensky's Zoom meeting with Congress, how gas prices

are approaching record highs, a significant sporting retirement, and other top news for

Monday, March 7th.

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On Saturday, Ukrainian President Zelensky zoomed with Congress. After the call,

U.S. lawmakers appeared prepared to approve $10 billion in aid,

but fears Zelensky's requested no fly zone over Ukraine would be viewed by Putin as an act of war.

This could spark World War III, something they really, really want to avoid.

When it comes to conditions on the ground in Ukraine, the fire is out and no radiation leaked

at Europe's largest nuclear power plant, which was seized by Russian troops in a dangerous battle.

Ukraine accused Russia of breaking a humanitarian ceasefire meant to allow civilian evacuations

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