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Sullivan: Russia planning 'extremely violent' operation to 'crush' Ukraine
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Monday the U.S. believes Russia is planning an “extremely violent” invasion of Ukraine, saying Moscow will seek to “crush” the Ukrainian people.”We believe t…
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Congress races to clinch government funding deal
Congressional negotiators are moving quickly to try to finalize work on a sprawling package to fund the government through the remainder of the fiscal year, though sticking points remain.Lawmake…
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Juan Williams: GOP is stirring up crime fears
OPINION: Republicans are twisting the crime statistics in search of political advantage.
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US tells UN Russia has list of Ukrainians 'to be killed or sent to camps:' report
The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. told the United Nations that it has information about Russia compiling a list of Ukrainians “to be killed or sent to camps following a military occupation,” according to a letter obta…
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Latest satellite images show shift in Russian military activity near Ukraine
New satellite images by Maxar Technologies collected over the weekend show an apparent shift in Russia’s military deployment around Ukraine as officials continue to warn about …
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Elon Musk shuts down Warren claim that he doesn't pay taxes
Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter on Sunday to slam claims made by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) about his taxes.Musk responded to a tweet containing a video of last week’s CNN interview with Warren, during whi…
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Biden agrees to meet with Putin 'in principle' if Russia does not invade Ukraine
President Biden has agreed to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming days on the condition that Russia does not move forward with an invasion of Ukraine, the White House announced late Sunday.”As…
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Credit Suisse leak shows bank held millions for heads of state, human rights abusers
A data leak of Credit Suisse clients shows the bank held millions for heads of state, intelligence officials, sanctioned businessmen, and human rights abusers.A whistleblower sent the information…
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Republicans scramble to halt Greitens in Missouri
Republicans are struggling to coalesce around a single alternative candidate to former Gov. Eric Greitens in Missouri’s open Senate race, elevating worries that they’ll be saddled with a baggage-laden candidate in a conte…
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