She almost certainly won’t be the Republican nominee. But she’s showing where Biden is vulnerable.

Reporting for The New Yorker, Ronan Farrow finds a concerned Pentagon at the center of the terminally online mogul and the battlefield resources under his control.

“Our goal should not be for Putin to lose,” the Republican candidate boldly claimed.

Prigozhin’s mutiny was the “first marker of the cracking of the regime,” according to one Ukrainian intelligence source.

LGBTQ people have few rights in Ukraine. But fighting one of the world’s most extreme homophobes may be changing things.

These munitions have no place in war. Just because Moscow is using them doesn’t mean the U.S. should provide them to Ukraine.

The U.S. seems likely to stay cautious and deliberate.

Centuries of history fed into Putin’s disastrous decision to go to war.

“Luckily, the Kremlin is accommodating. So we’re lucky.”

The bill would have also targeted citizens of three other countries.

The village would also be open to Canadian conservatives upset by the politics in their country.

Russia’s economy is much worse than it admits, and victory will only impoverish it further.

Daniil Orain’s person-on-the-street interviews give Russians a rare opportunity to say what they think. Some even do so.

While you may not have been looking, Europe stopped buying Russian oil and gas. And that’s just for starters.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained by Russia’s Federal Security Service.

Texas Republicans are fanning the flames of xenophobia and racism.

The ICC has issued arrest warrants for the Russian leader as well as his children’s rights commissioner.

“What would Ronald Reagan do right now?” the Republican senator asked on Fox News.

“I don’t know what he’s trying to do. Obviously, he doesn’t deal with foreign policy every day as governor.”

For the first time, liberal opposition to the Ukraine invasion is beginning to reckon with Russia’s tattered empire—and a future without it.