As Russian forces have left the Kyiv area, Ukrainian forces have seen evidence of alleged atrocities. The mayor of Bucha, Ukraine, said two mass graves have been discovered in his city. Debora Patta reports from Ukraine.
The expert said that the suspected poisoning of Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich was an "old KGB trick is officially known as 'distraction.'"
Former President Donald Trump reportedly hoped to host a rally at the Portage County fairgrounds, but was turned down by the fair board.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday that if Finland and Sweden joined NATO then Russia would have to "rebalance the situation" with its own measures. Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, which it says aims among other things to degrade Ukraine's military potential and prevent it becoming a bridgehead for a NATO attack, has prompted the two Nordic countries to consider joining the U.S.-led alliance. If the two countries join, "we'll have to make our western flank more sophisticated in terms of ensuring our security," Peskov told Britain's Sky News.
Several actions by Russia in recent days, along with a looming holiday that is culturally significant within the country, point to Russia escalating its invasion of Ukraine in the near future, an expert tells Fox News Digital.
ANATOLII STEPANOV/AFP via Getty ImagesA few minutes before it became clear that women, children and elderly people were among the at least 39 dead and nearly 100 known to be injured when a missile struck the Kramatorsk train station in eastern Ukraine, Russian soldiers were bragging about the hit on Telegram. The missile struck the main evacuation center in the area and seemed to herald the beginning of an intensified offensive that Russia warned was coming. Minutes later, the messages, which in
If Russia apologist Marine LePen wins the French elections, Washington fears she could unravel the Western NATO alliance.
A Georgia man is giving us insight into the war in Ukraine because he understands the Russian mentality.
As we consider how the war in Ukraine will end, we must first understand how it began. Russia invaded for geostrategic reasons — having Ukraine as a buffer state safeguards Moscow from invasion from the west — and for economic reasons, which have often gone overlooked. It may have increased total wealth, but Russia remains a poor country.
Dozens of Putin's paratroopers from a unit in Pskov province refused to fight in Ukraine, according to an independent Russian newspaper.
Finland was hit with cyberattacks and an airspace breach on Friday while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was speaking to the Finnish Parliament. The country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted earlier Friday its website was under attack and it would shutter until further notice. A few hours later, after resolving the issue, the department clarified that the…
“The top 20% of earners in the United States pay 82% of federal income tax — and, if you do the math, and 45% to 50% don’t pay any income tax, you can see the middle class is not really paying any kind of a fair share, depending on how you want to define it,” Gibbons said.
It was a welcome sign to see an unapologetic, disruptive, perpetual lawbreaker be given a proper punishment. │ Opinion
Federal Judge Amy Totenberg of the Northern District of Georgia said she would issue a ruling next week on whether the challenge can continue.
Rishi Sunak's leadership hopes are "done for" and some MPs suggest he may have to quit as chancellor.
Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court Thursday afternoon – the first Black woman to ever serve on America’s highest court
Thousands of social media users shared a made-up quote in which Tucker Carlson appeared to question the authenticity of images from Bucha, Ukraine.
Scores of people had flocked to the train station to evacuate from Kramatorsk in Ukraine's Donbas region before the Russian attack on Friday.
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Shehbaz Sharif, the person most likely to be Pakistan's next prime minister, is little known outside his home country but has a reputation domestically as an effective administrator more than as a politician. The younger brother of three-time prime minister Nawaz Sharif, Shehbaz, 70, is leading a bid by the opposition in parliament to topple Imran Khan, and if a vote of no-confidence goes ahead on Saturday he is widely expected to replace Khan. Analysts say Shehbaz, unlike Nawaz, enjoys amicable relations with Pakistan's military, which traditionally controls foreign and defence policy in the nuclear-armed nation of 220 million people.
Software giant Microsoft is among the big companies that have mobilized in favor of Ukraine since Russia invaded the country six weeks ago.
