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In Latvia, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff also says that, despite Putin's bluster, U.S. officials detect no change in Russia's nuclear posture.
A no-fly zone over Ukraine could do more harm than good. What the country needs most is greater antiaircraft capability and fighter planes from Poland. Fortunately, that appears to be NATO's new plan.
The verdicts are an affirmation of the decision by the Justice Department under the Biden administration to aggressively pursue civil rights violations.
