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Kristen Flavin

Kristen Flavin

Kristen is an assistant producer for WORLD Radio. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate and has worked behind the scenes for WORLD Radio since it began in 2011.

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Tuesday morning news - February 15, 2022

Tuesday morning news - February 15, 2022

Russia signals openness to diplomacy in Ukraine, report details Clinton campaign spying, Trudeau invokes emergency order as Ontario eases pandemic restrictions, and U.S. bans avocados from Mexico

U.S. warns of imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine, Canada clears protesters blocking border crossing, pandemic protests in New Zealand and Paris, and the Super Bowl

A shooting in Colorado, vaccines could soon be required to fly, Russia shuts down human rights group, and the Taliban bans women from taking long trips alone

U.S. warns Russia not to invade Ukraine, school shooter’s parents arrested, omicron spreads, and Bob Dole dies


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Supreme Court hears landmark abortion case, police charge Michigan school shooter, first case of omicron variant found in U.S., and Fed chairman warns of persistent inflation

A new health initiative for veterans, states sue over healthcare worker vaccine mandate, Boeing admits responsibility in Ethiopian crash, and F.W. de Klerk dies

Biden addresses inflation woes, White House records, Japan’s prime minister wins re-election, Hatch Act changes, and a border dispute in Belarus

Biden addresses supply chain woes, Social Security gets a cost of living increase, U.S. to reopen land borders, California battles another wildfire, and the FDA approves an e-cigarette

House votes to raise the debt limit, couple accused of espionage remain in jail, White House blasts Texas over mandate order, oil prices hit seven-year high, and record number of workers quit

U.S. officials hold talks with Taliban, Merck ask FDA to approve its COVID treatment, flight disruptions, and Nobel prizes