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Joseph Clark

Joseph Clark

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Joseph Clark covered Congress and national security for The Washington Times.

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Volunteers weave camouflage nets at an art gallery in Lviv’s city center. Removed from heavy fighting, Lviv, which sits in the far reaches of western Ukraine has mobilized as a key rear base of operations supporting Ukrainian resistance fighters on the Eastern front. (The Washington Times Photo / Joseph Clark)

Lviv mobilizes as Ukraine’s key Western fallback

LVIV, Ukraine -- An art gallery downtown is now a makeshift factory for camouflage netting that will soon be sent to the front lines, and lots on the outskirts of this city are being used for the mass production of molotov cocktails.

March 6, 2022
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, speaks to the media Feb., 2, 2022, on Capitol Hill in Washington. Federal judges would have to publicly disclose more about their finances under a bill approved by the Senate this week. The bipartisan bill by Cornyn and Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is intended to make it easier for the public to find out if a judge's financial holdings could pose a conflict of interest in a case they are presiding over. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

Sen. John Cornyn warns of new era of division in Europe

Sen. John Cornyn on Thursday warned of a reemerging East-West divide in Europe, citing an analysis of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the history of West's relationship with Moscow under President Vladimir Putin.

February 24, 2022