Today, we're talking about Biden's surprise visit to Ukraine, Skoda's cases, Metabaggs,

a revival in Asbury, and other top news for Wednesday, February 22.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ, with the poor over.

Here's the quote of the day.

Lent is a time for discipline, for confession, and for honesty, not because God is mean

or fault-finding or finger-pointing, but because He wants us to know the joy of being cleaned

out, ready for all the good things He now has in store.

Nicholas Thomas Wright.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

President Biden left early for his Poland trip, squeezing in a surprise five-hour visit

to Ukraine.

From its capital, Biden announced another $500 million aid package, declaring one year

later, he have stands, and the world stands with you.

President Biden and Zelensky discussed the war and laid wreaths on the wall of remembrance

as air raid sirens sounded in the city.

While praised as brave and timely by some, the trip also faced criticism.

The mayor of East Palestine, Ohio, called it a slap in the face that the president visited

and pledged aid to another country and not his town, the site of a chemical train to

rail it.

Meanwhile, Russian President Putin announced yesterday that Moscow is suspending its participation

in the new start treaty.

The last major nuclear arms control treaty remaining between the U.S. and Russia, not ideal.

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