- The governor provided a lengthy answer, which in part warned against escalating the conflict, but he made headlines for the assertion that “a territorial dispute between Ukraine and Russia” is not one of the many “vital national interests” of the United States.
- His statement led to criticism from some more hawkish Republicans.
- In a preview of his interview with DeSantis that is set to air Thursday night on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” published by the New York Post, Morgan said he asked the governor if he regretted using the phrase “territorial dispute.”
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The 2024 race continued to heat up among Republicans. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suggested he might get in by May, former President Trump embraced early voting and Nikki Haley doubled down on her attack that Trump is too old.
In Indiana, officials moved closer to training teachers how to shoot back and protect their students.
And United Airlines bowed to Biden and cut fees and restrictions on families who simply want to sit together.
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