White House requests additional $6.4B from Congress to aid Ukraine
The White House asked Congress on Friday for $6.4 billion to aid Ukraine as it fends off a Russian invasion, including $3.5 billion in Pentagon..
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Why China Sees Opportunity in Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
As Russian forces rolled into Ukraine, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki if the Biden administration was doing anything to..
Read MoreBiden: Putin's invasion having an 'opposite effect to its intent
President Joe Biden said his goal “from the very beginning” was to keep America’s allies on the same page, as Russian leader Vladimir Putin believed..
Read MoreThe push to freeze Moscow's foreign money is behind
MONTREAL, Que. — As Russian forces readied to steamroll into Ukraine, Canada’s finance minister began drumming up support for a move that could be..
Read MoreHow the Ukraine invasion relates to Trump's first impeachment - and where are the players now?
As Russia bombards Ukraine, Donald Trump is wading into the conflict barely two years after he faced an impeachment trial on charges that he abused..
Read MoreArchive agency confirms the recovery of Trump records
The National Archives and Records Administration confirmed Monday that it recovered more than a dozen boxes of records from former President Donald..
Read More"If Trump doesn’t run, I think everyone runs": Hawley and Cruz chose their paths
Like many prominent Republican senators, Josh Hawley says he’s not running for president. Ted Cruz isn’t so sure about that.“There’s a long history..
Read MoreNATO sends troops to the eastern flank in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine
NATO has deployed parts of its response force to its eastern flank, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine extends Moscow’s military power to the borders of ..
Read MoreWhy Biden is taking a soft stance on Russia's energy sector
President Joe Biden and his European allies could take one move to strike at the heart of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime and its wealth:..
Read MoreThis Black Woman Could Have Served on the Supreme Court Decades Ago. These are Some Lessons to Learn from Ketanji Brown Jackson.
This moment has been a long time coming. A Black woman could have been appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court half a century ago — and why she wasn’t,..
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