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President Joe Biden opened his State of the Union address on Tuesday by condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Friday that President Joe Biden made the decision to sanction Russian President Vladimir Putin following a telephone conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Police made arrests on Friday as protesters gathered in St. Petersburg and Moscow.

The European Union agreed to freeze the assets of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov along with other sanctions, according to Latvia’s foreign minister.

According to a presidential advisor, Ukraine has lost control of the site of the 1986 nuclear reactor explosion.

Leaders from around the world spoke out to condemn Russian President Vladimir Putin after Russian military forces moved into Ukraine.

Members of the 101st Airborne Division left Kentucky on Tuesday, bound for Europe.

The White House says President Joe Biden told Russia’s Vladimir Putin that invading Ukraine would cause “widespread human suffering” and that the West was committed to diplomacy to end the crisis but “equally prepared for other scenarios.”

Following his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Switzerland on Wednesday, President Joe Biden responded to a question about cybersecurity concerns by saying that “the last thing” Putin wanted was a Cold War.

The Russian military says its new hypersonic weapon has become operational. The Defense Ministry said the first missile unit equipped with the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle entered combat duty on Friday.

U.S. Ambassador to the European Union implicates President Trump, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Vice President Pence, saying all were aware of campaign to pressure Ukraine into announcing Biden investigation.

President Donald Trump asked a foreign country to investigate a political rival as he enters his reelection campaign. That has been established almost beyond doubt. But Republicans and Democrats agree on little else as they engage in on only the fourth impeachment inquiry in the nation’s history. Here are key takeaways from two weeks of hearings.

The final testimony of an extraordinary week of impeachment hearings came from a former White House national security adviser who wrote the book on Vladimir Putin — literally — and a political counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine who overheard a pivotal conversation between President Donald Trump and EU ambassador Gordon Sondland.

A trove of leaked documents known as the “Paradise Papers” have brought to light the ways wealthy individuals and government officials attempt to avoid taxes and financial transparency.

Facebook has identified a coordinated influence campaign on U.S. politics ahead of November’s midterm elections, banning more than two dozen pages and accounts as it attempts to learn more about the activity. Facebook said it removed 32 Instagram and Facebook pages and accounts “because they were involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior.” The social media giant found some connections between the...

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he misspoke during his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland. Trump said he does “accept” the intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia meddled in the 2016 election. Trump also said he needed to clarify that he didn’t see a reason why the meddling “wouldn’t be Russia.” Trump had said the opposite a...

President Donald Trump accepted the gift during the leaders’ joint news conference before tossing it to first lady Melania Trump.

The man, who had a press credential, had a sign that read, “Nuclear Weapon Ban Treaty.”

President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in a highly anticipated and much scrutinized face-to-face on Monday.