“There's no plan right now, and that's a big concern," Arizona Senator Mark Kelly told Newsweek.

'I would've fired everybody that clarified my statement for me,' Kinzinger told Newsweek. 'I would have done that that day if I was president.’

A forthcoming bill called the Green Postal Service Fleet Act would require the Postal Service to have 'at least 75% electric or zero emission vehicles.’

President Biden said the U.S. would accept 100,000 Ukrainians, but it likely will require reversing Trump administration changes to the immigration system.

“I do not believe we are in the process of currently training military forces from Ukraine in Poland," General Tod Wolters said.

“The long, disturbing record of inhumane treatment at this facility demands this move," the Florida congresswoman said.

The Marine Corps order comes as more than 7,000 U.S. citizens have signed up to join Ukraine's International Legion.

“I think we can fully expect that there'll be cyberattacks on the United States and our allies in weeks and months ahead," Rep. Jason Crow told Newsweek.

"We are in an era now, often referred to as the great power competition, where deterrence is a significant part of our mission.”

"We do see countries such as Russia and China building up their infrastructure in the north ... at a very advanced rate," a NORAD commander told Newsweek.

"The only shock and awe in Ukraine," a former Pentagon official told Newsweek, "is that of the Russian generals who were stopped cold.”

"I'm for secure borders and I'm for immigration," Rep. Gonzalez said. "And I think that the best way to do it is through cutting-edge technology that we already have.”

"The reason we're up there is because the Russians are up there," Mark Cancian of CSIS told Newsweek. "If they weren't up there, we wouldn't be up there.”

“If we offer a real plan, a real vision, and we deliver on that, then I think we can start to win back the trust of voters who have left us," Rep. Khanna said.

Derrick DeMaria was arrested for allegedly having "stolen property" just minutes after helping individuals move their personal belongings.

“If everybody [in the WTO] did it, and particularly if Europe did it, it would be a big deal," William Reinsch of CSIS told Newsweek.

“We look forward to our client finally having her day in court and being afforded all of her rights in a California court of law," Allred said.

“This is a huge victory," Lee Gelernt, the attorney overseeing the case and deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, told Newsweek.

Humanitarian aid workers stationed in Poland and Romania tell Newsweek about some of the difficulties that have faced Ukrainian refugees.

When Newsweek asked whether the company would end its partnership, it was refused comment and directed to a statement.