Tuesday on the NewsHour, as Russia moves to the east in Ukraine, we sit down with Ukraine's foreign minister and explore the resiliency of the nation's people. Then, why some corporations are reporting record profits with inflation on the rise. Also, the work of 91-year-old artist Faith Ringgold, who fought for change in the art world, is celebrated with an exhibit in New York.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
Inflation hits historic high, brings bleak economic outlook
• Inflation hits new his...
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on war with Russia
• Ukraine's foreign mini...
Ukrainians in Kharkiv maintain resistance against Russia
• Resilient Ukrainians m...
News Wrap: Shanghai loosens COVID-19 lockdown for millions
• News Wrap: Shanghai lo...
Police search for suspect in New York City subway shooting
• Police search for susp...
Why corporations are profiting from rising inflation
• Why corporations are r...
'State of Black America' report shows consistent disparities
• National Urban League'...
Faith Ringgold's life's work celebrated in new exhibit
• Artist Faith Ringgold’...
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00:00 - Introduction
02:46 - Inflation
10:35 - Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba
18:50 - Ukrainians in Kharkiv maintain resistance against Russia
24:40 - News Wrap
30:21 - Inflation and Profits
38:49 - State of Black America
46:15 - A Life in Art