Politics
Questions swirl around leaks that U.S. intelligence is helping Ukraine target Russian generals
President Joe Biden reportedly told three top cabinet officials on Friday to shut down any leaks from their respective shops
Terrorism
Hamas leaders visit Moscow days after Kremlin official's antisemitic comments
The meeting is another sign that Russia is siding with the Palestinians over the Israelis
Technology
Elon Musk announces launch of Starlink to provide internet in Ukraine
Ukraine has faced disruptions to internet since the start of the Russian invasion
Politics
Russian troops not prepared for war, says mercenary from Kremlin-linked Wagner Group
Marat Gabidullin, 55, took part in Wagner Group operations in Syria and the previous conflict in Ukraine, but turned down a recruiter who approach him for the current invasion because he knew Russian forces were ill-prepared
Politics
Latin American leaders react to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The governments of Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, among others, called for peace on Thursday
Human Rights
Russia moving quickly to annex occupied territory as Ukraine plots counter-offensive
The White House says they are returning to the 2014 playbook used to "liberate" Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk
Human Rights
Miami police buyback 167 guns from Floridians to arm Ukrainian forces
The City of Miami has plans to send the weapons to the police department in Irpin, Ukraine, a suburb of Kiev, where police officers have reported shortages of pistols and rifles.
Politics
POLL: Nevada Latinos choose Trump, DeSantis over Biden
More evidence that Hispanics are disappointed with the Democratic party emerged from Nevada on Wednesday, where a new poll found President Joe Biden losing against both Republican frontrunners for 2024 – former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis – if the election were held today
Politics
Zelensky warns that Russia could use nuclear weapons: 'For them, life of the people is nothing'
"Nobody expected them to invade the areas where there's no military equipment and just kill and shoot dead a civilian population," Zelensky said
Politics
U.S. and Canada announce Arctic military exercises amid rising Russia tensions
The United States and Canada announced Tuesday that they would be conducting joint military exercises in the Arctic amid growing tensions with Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. The North American Aerospace Defense Command said the air defense drills were intended to test its ability to “respond to both aircraft and cruise missiles” threatening the continent.