The Supreme Court is hearing a case today that could change the internet.

You should also brace yourself for some wild weather this week.

That's some of what we'll get to on the Seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Tuesday, February 21st. Let's get you

caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, President Biden is in Poland today. He's there to mark the anniversary of Russia's

invasion in Ukraine. He'll give a speech today ahead of the anniversary which is on February 24th.

This follows a surprise trip the president made to Ukraine's capital, Kiev yesterday.

Biden is looking to strengthen support for Ukraine among US allies ahead of spring.

That's when Russia is expected to launch a major offensive.

Meanwhile, in Russia, President Vladimir Putin delivered a key speech earlier this morning.

In it, he blamed the West for making the conflict worse. In it, he blamed the hit the Turkey serial border yesterday.

This one was a 6.3 magnitude earthquake. It left at least three people dead and caused a lot of panic.

The region was already devastated by quakes that killed over 46,000 people just two weeks ago.

So why does this keep happening?

Turkey sits on two major fault zones where earthquakes originate.

The earthquakes on February 6th were the deadliest in the country's modern history.

Number 3. the Supreme Court is hearing a case today that could change the

internet. In Gonzales versus Google, a family argues that tech companies should be

legally accountable for harmful content promoted by their algorithms.

In November of 2015, three ISIS gunman opened fire at a restaurant in Paris.

They killed 23 year old college exchange student Noheme Gonzalez.

Her family says that Google's YouTube acted as a recruiting platform by recommending ISIS-related content.

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