Immigration
Biden in Brussels: U.S. to accept 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
More than 3.5 million people have fled their homes since Russian President Vladimir Putin first ordered the illegal invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24
More than 3.5 million people have fled their homes since Russian President Vladimir Putin first ordered the illegal invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24
Major American newspapers have featured columns and editorials leaning more and more toward U.S. and NATO intervention to stop Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba: "Together we defeated Hitler, and we will defeat Putin, too."
The South American leader posted a link to a news report to his X account on Monday and wrote “Make Argentina Great Again Make America Great Again,” accompanied by a handshake emoji between U.S. and Argentine flag emojis
Ukrainian intelligence found the soldiers “were ready to surrender their weapons and go home,” but fighters under Kodyrav killed three of them
Russia has not released an official figure for the casualties it has suffered during the war because the Kremlin classifies military deaths as state secrets
“They are funding the Russian war machine, and they are undermining the whole idea of the sanctions"
"There's a real possibility that this could go on for a while because both sides can be fairly dug in here, and to be dug in fairly well," according to a senior defense official
The Tupalev TU-160 “Blackjack” heavy strategic bomber was seen in the skies over Kaluga, a city in western Russia
The European Union recommended that Ukraine and Moldova become candidates to join, a significant geopolitical shift as Russia’s invasion presses on