President Joe Biden is preparing to announce additional sanctions against Russia, amid their country’s invasion of Ukraine, which will impact hundreds of senior officials and lawmakers.
The Obama administration did away with the Pentagon’s “two-war” doctrine in 2012, leaving the US only able to battle a single major regional conflict, expert says.
Hillsong founder Brian Houston has resigned amid allegations of “inappropriate behavior” he allegedly exhibited toward two women, the church announced.
Residents of Mariupol, a strategically located port city in Ukraine that Russian forces have been shelling for weeks, are "starving" as attacks continue.
At least 2,510 civilians have been hurt in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion began on Feb. 24, with 953 people killed so far, the United Nation’s human rights office said Tuesday.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny urged Russian supporters to take action against Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime's "war criminals" after his new nine-year sentence Tuesday, promising to fight censorship and bring the "truth to the people of Russia."
The family of slain Reuters journalist, Danish Siddiqui, filed a formal complaint with the Internationa Criminal Court Tuesday in an effort to bring Taliban leadership to justice.
Health officials in South Korea have instructed crematories to burn more bodies per day and funeral homes to add more refrigerators to store the dead as families struggle with funeral arrangements amid a rise in COVID-19 deaths.
Alexei Navalny, a frequent critic of the Kremlin and one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s political enemies, has been found guilty by a Russian court.
Ukrainian refugee Mariia Kerashchenko tightly clasped the hands of her two children as she walked them through the courtyard of a seedy Berlin building, up a graffiti-covered stairway, and into a modern, sunlit classroom.
As Russian President Vladimir Putin wages a deadly war against Ukraine, one expert is saying that the country's society is inching closer and closer to that of North Korea.
Dozens of Ukrainian children have already been killed and up to six million more are in "imminent danger" as Russian forces continue their assault on Ukrainian cities, the humanitarian organization Save the Children warned Monday.
As Russia continues its deadly assault on Ukraine, a small group of American veterans is rescuing the country's orphans in areas under attack and bringing them to safety.
