Ukrainians say Russia preparing for next offensive
Russia is gearing up for another offensive in Ukraine after winning key victories and seizing major cities in the eastern region of the country, according to officials. Vadym Skibitskyi, a spokesperson for the Ukrainian military, told Reuters that Russian forces have increased the aerial deployments of attack helicopters and tactical aviation un
Read MoreBiden disputes Saudi account of accusing crown prince of Khashoggi’s murder
President Biden early on Sunday disputed an account that he did not accuse Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamaal Khashoggi during a private meeting with the nation's de-facto leader on Friday. Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, who was present during the meeting with the crown prince, said Biden did not confront the crown prince about Khashoggi's murder. Speaking to reporters after he returned from his trip to the Middle East, Biden responded "No," when asked if the foreign minister was telling the truth.
Read MoreIt’s time for the Democratic Party’s geriatric leaders to relinquish power
“The world is very different now,” John F. Kennedy proclaimed in his inaugural address in 1961. “And yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our forebears fought are still at issue.” After imploring his audience never to forget that “we are the heirs of that first r
Read MoreBA.5 spurs new calls to fund next-generation COVID-19 vaccines
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Read MoreThe neglected common ground on abortion
Abortion is one of the most polarizing issues in American politics, made even more toxic by the Supreme Court’s decision to overrule Roe v. Wade. It doesn’t need to be. Pro-life and pro-choice people should be able to agree on policies that would actually reduce the abortion rate. To accomplish that, though, opponents of abortion would have to bring themselves to vote for, and even run for office as, Democrats. Republican-controlled state legislatures are racing to criminalize abortion, which may soon be largely illegal in most states. That won’t stop most abortions. We learned a
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