White House says Russia could invade Ukraine 'any day now'
Any American still in Ukraine was urged to leave "as soon as possible" within the next 48 hours
Politics
Russia missile attack on eastern Ukraine train station kills 30, injures over 100, authorities say
Incident is among latest in which Ukraine civilians have being killed in now roughly seven-week-long Russia invasion
Climate
Russia burning off $10 million of gas daily as Europe freezes
The EU accuses Russia of strangling supply to retaliate over Ukraine sanctions.
Politics
Report: Ukraine plans to recruit 130,000 civilians for militia against Russia
Officials reportedly are determining how the Ukrainian military will work with militia forces, and how weapons will be stored securely.
Politics
Biden considering deploying thousands of troops to European NATO allies: Report
Biden officials are also closely watching to see any indication that Russia may be deploying tactical nuclear weapons to its border
Politics
The Biden administration says sending troops to Ukraine is 'not on the table'
The president told the press that the U.S. reaction would would ultimately “depend upon what the rest of the NATO countries were willing to do"
Politics
Russian victory in looming battle for Donbas 'not inevitable,' defense officials say
"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
Politics
Estonia becomes first to formally call for Ukraine no-fly zone, urges fellow UN members to follow
The Biden administration has been reluctant to establish or help establish a non-fly zone
Human Rights
Russia's U.N. ambassador storms outs after EU blames food crisis on Ukraine invasion
Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations walked out of a security council meeting on Tuesday when the European Union’s representative blamed the ongoing global food shortage on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and blockade of Black Sea ports