Biden's approval rating rises following Russian invasion of Ukraine
CNN
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is playing out on social media and television in ways no European war ever has. The whole world has seen the violence and devastation of the biggest war in Europe since World War II.
The invasion has helped to shape and reshape opinions around the world and here at home about Russia, Ukraine and even political leaders not directly involved in the conflict. It's also affected gas prices.
With that in mind, let's take a brief look about how things have changed domestically. We'll start with President Joe Biden's popularity.
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