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Smiles and relief as Russia and Ukraine exchange more than 100 prisoners of war in 1 day
Ukraine and Russia each exchanged a staggering 103 prisoners of war on Saturday, their second swap in two days.
Russian leaders threaten nukes, destruction of Kyiv if Ukraine uses long-range missiles deeper inside their borders
Russian officials threatened an unchecked escalation of war with West if Ukraine is allowed to use NATO-supplied missiles to strike deeper into Russia.
State Department tried to discredit reporters, Republican pol over conservative 'blacklist'
In March 2023, the department distributed press guidance about how to counter bombshell reports by "Twitter Files" scribe Matt Taibbi and Washington Examiner investigative journalist Gabe Kaminsky concerning State's Global...
Russian propaganda outlet RT behind crowdfunding campaign for Moscow's troops in Ukraine: State Department
The campaign helped Russia purchase "sniper rifles, suppressors, body armor, night vision equipment, drones, radio equipment, personal weapon sites [and] diesel generators" for its forces, according to the State Department.
Russia expels 6 British diplomats amid feud over long-range weapons
Russia revoked the six diplomats’ accreditation due to what Moscow’s Federal Security Service said were “signs of intelligence and subversive work."
Russia expels 6 British diplomats it accuses of spying and ‘subversive activities’
Russia’s Federal Security Service on Friday accused six British diplomats of spying and said a decision has been made to withdraw their accreditation.
Even Democrats want Harris-Biden to end their cowardice and remove Ukraine's handcuffs
Despite Moscow’s escalations and now even demands from fellow Democrats, Kamala Harris and Joe Biden continue to twiddle their thumbs on lifting restrictions on Ukraine's use of US weapons against...
Wagner Group lost veteran fighters during Mali ambush in setback to Russia's Africa campaign
Among the dozens of Wagner mercenaries presumed dead after a lethal battle with Tuareg rebels during a desert sandstorm in Mali in July were Russian war veterans who survived tours...
After 23 years, we still need to remember the lessons of 9/11
Two decades later, the United States is in danger of falling back into the complacency that led to the atrocity we swore to "never forget."
Biden to boost sanctions against Iran after Tehran sent rockets to Russia
The Biden administration is slapping new sanctions against Iran on Tuesday over its shipments of rockets to Russia for use against Ukraine — with the penalties coming after years of...
Ukraine pummels Moscow with over 140 drones in one of the largest attacks since war started
Ukraine pummeled Moscow and multiple other Russian regions with more than 140 drones overnight -- killing at least one and destroying dozens of homes in one of the biggest attacks...
Biden’s provocative weakness, people flee high-tax states and other commentary
In response to the murder of American Hersh Goldberg-Polin by Hamas, President Biden sent “a letter of condolence” to his parents, scoffs HR McMaster at The Free Press.
'Russian spy whale's' real cause of death revealed after allegations he died of gunshot wounds
Hvaldimir, the world-famous beluga whale believed to have been trained as a Russian spy, appears not to have been the victim of a deadly double-cross after all.
2 NATO countries claim Russian drones violated airspace during nighttime attacks
A drone entered Romanian territory early on Sunday as Moscow struck “civilian targets and port infrastructure” across the Danube in Ukraine, Romania's Ministry of National Defense reported.
Ukraine fends off Russian attack on Kyiv, boasts using fiery 'dragon drones' as allies restock both combatants
Ukraine shot down most of the long-range drones blasted at Kyiv overnight by Russia in a rare attack on the heavily defended capital city, and allegedly blasted a Russian ammunition...
Canadian gov-funded documentary following Russian soldiers blasted as 'pure propaganda'
A documentary accused of portraying Russian soldiers as victims and legitimizing Russia's invasion of Ukraine has sparked outrage at film festivals in Venice and Toronto.
Russians appear to gun down surrendering Ukrainian soldiers, disturbing drone footage shows
The soldiers had placed their hands on their heads on a dusty road near the war-torn city of Pokrovsk after their trench was overtaken in late August.
Here's who Russia, Iran and China want to win in the 2024 election, US intelligence officials say
While the Kremlin wants to swing voters "in favor" of former President Donald Trump and "diminish the prospects" of Vice President Kamala Harris, the mullahs in Tehran have indicated they...
US announces $250M Ukraine military aid package — but declines to lift missile restrictions
The new package will include air-defense missiles, rockets and artillery, armored vehicles and anti-tank weapons, which will come from Pentagon stockpiles and be paid for by the $60 billion supplemental...