Ukraine ‘brought’ US suspension of aid and intel ‘on themselves’ for Oval Office dispute
Trump's Russia-Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for the Trump administration's decision to suspend military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
Pope Francis releases first audio message since hospitalization: ‘I accompany you from here’
Pope Francis released an audio message to the faithful, the pontiff's first communication since his hospitalization last month.
Opinion
Trump’s Russia prostration is a great global gift to China
Donald Trump is pursuing a one-sided detente with Russia at Ukraine's and Europe's expense. In so doing, he is helping China help woo disenchanted U.S. allies.
Judge sifts through thorny legal questions over USAID funding after Supreme Court order
A judge examined arguments over Trump’s decision to freeze billions of dollars in foreign aid after the Supreme Court ruled this week against the administration.
White House denies alleged plans to deport 240,000 Ukrainians, says final decision not made
The Trump administration was allegedly planning to revoke the temporary legal status of 240,000 Ukrainians who had fled to the U.S.
Trump battles ‘forum shopping’ amid liberal lawsuit surge
The directive to executive agencies demands financial security from plaintiffs who seek out friendly judicial venues to file lawsuits against federal policies.