Here's What Putin's Underground Escape Bunker Looks Like
"This tunnel set-up has all kinds of safety and security. There's a fire system. There's water, there's sewer. This is intended for someone to survive or escape," said structural engineer Thaddeus Gabryszewski.
25 European Companies Continue To Help Supply Russia's Army Despite Western Sanctions: Report
The companies helping supply Russian army goods were found in Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Hungary and other places in Europe.
Prigozhin Shows Corpse Of American Volunteer Fighter Who Died In Ukraine: 'Worthy Death'
A U.S.-issued identification document found near the corpse said the fighter's name was Nicholas.
Biden, McCarthy Closer To A Debt Ceiling Deal; Decision Could Be Made By 'Next Week'
President Biden has cut his foreign trip short, canceling his upcoming visits to Papua New Guinea and Australia to attend "final negotiations with congressional leaders" over the country's debt ceiling.
Here's How Russia's Wagner Group Funds Its Criminal, Paramilitary Activities In Ukraine And Beyond
The Wagner Group has been plundering valuable resources from African countries, including Mali, Sudan, Libya and the CAR.
US Could 'Intercept 100%' Of Russia's Nuclear Delivery Vehicles, Putin Should Rethink Strategy: Expert
The expert said Russia should reconsider the survivability of its nuclear delivery vehicles after a failed attack on Kyiv on Tuesday.
Debt Ceiling: Default Could Mean No Salaries For Government Employees, Military; Delayed Checks For Veterans
The United States could hit default as early as June 1.
Nearly One-Third Of Russians Believe Putin May Launch 'Justified' Nuclear Attack On Ukraine
In contrast, 56% of Russians said the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine is 'not justified.'
152,000 Russian Soldiers Prepare For Ukraine Counteroffensive In Zaporizhzhia, Kherson
Experts believe Ukraine may try to liberate either one or both occupied regions in its much-anticipated counteroffensive.
Putin Banned Russian Officials From Resigning During Ukraine War Despite 'Many' Wanting To Leave
Kremlin officials who wanted to resign from their positions following the invasion of Ukraine were threatened with prosecution.
Putin's Ally Offered To Reveal Russian Locations To Ukraine If They Withdrew From Bakhmut: WaPo
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin reportedly extended the offer to Ukraine a number of times but was rejected due to a lack of trust.
Joe Biden Possibly Involved In Quid Pro Quo; White House 'Intimidating' Informants: Rep. Comer
Rep. James Comer, R-Ky. said President Joe Biden engaged in a quid pro quo while he was still vice president under the Barack Obama administration.
Ukraine Threatens Russia With 'Catastrophic Events' As It Starts Its Counteroffensive With Success In Bakhmut
"The myth of the mighty Russian army, which has haunted Europe and Germany for so long, is finally being dispelled," Ukrainian presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak said.
16 Nuclear Missile-Capable Russian Bombers Spotted Near Border With Finland, Norway
Some of the strategic bombers near the border were involved in cruise missile attacks on Ukraine.
Likelihood Trump Can End Ukraine-Russia War In 24 Hours Is 'Slim To None': Security Expert
An expert said Donald Trump has not given evidence to prove that he could bring a swift end to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Here's How A Debt Ceiling Standoff Would Gravely Affect Some States
A debt ceiling standoff could lead to thousands of jobs being cut in several states.
Russian Woman Who Asked Putin's Dead Parents To 'Take Him With You' Sentenced
St. Petersburg resident Irina Tsybaneva, 60, left the note on the grave of Putin's parents in October last year.
US Confirms It Will Not Join Putin's War In Ukraine, But Will Continue To Send Aid
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said the U.S. will continue to 'strengthen NATO's collective defense and deterrence.'
Kremlin Is Losing Its Patience With Wagner Boss Prigozhin; Could 'Put A Stop' To Him
The Kremlin is now viewing Yevgeny Prigozhin a serious concern as he continues to publicly denounce the Russian military.
Trump's CNN Town Hall Highlights: Abortion, Putin, Carroll Case, Capitol Rioter Pardons, Election Fraud
The town hall event marked Trump's first appearance on CNN since the 2016 election campaign.
Russia Is Using Soviet-Era Tanks, Weapons In Ukraine; Older Than Soldiers Who Use Them
Russia has pulled tanks and howitzer armaments, first manufactured in the 1940s and decommissioned in the 1980s, from storage to use in its war in Ukraine.
Russian Reporters Claim Forces Bombed Ukraine Command Center, Killing Top Officials
Russian milbloggers claim the strike may have killed Ukrainian Chief Advisor Alexei Titarenko.
US Says Ukraine Already Has Resources To Reclaim Territory From Russia; UK Thinks Otherwise
"They have in place what they need to continue to be successful in regaining territory that was seized by force by Russia over the last 14 months," Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.
Russian Infighting Continues: Wagner Chief Slams 'Absolute Stupidity' Of Military, Deceiving Putin
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin questioned the Russian army's capability to defend itself against Ukraine's counteroffensive.
Here's How Trump Reacted To The Verdict On E. Jean Carroll's Case Against Him
Donald Trump was found guilty of sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll.
Putin's Embarrassing Victory Day Parade Only Had One Tank From World War II; Highlighted Russia's Losses
Russia typically uses its Victory Day parade to show off the country's military strength.
Russia May Stage 'Provocations' Against Its Own Civilian People Ahead Of 'Victory Day': Intel
Andrii Yusov, the representative of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, said Russia used a similar strategy in 2014.
Analyst Reveals How 'Brittle' Russia Will Collapse; Putin's Power Will 'Significantly Weaken'
Analyst Janusz Bugajwski said internal conflicts within the Kremlin are now reflected in the tensions between different power institutions and purges in the military.
Russia Lost 1.3 Million People Since 2022 Over Ukraine War; 10% Of IT Workforce Left
Russia is suffering from its worst labor shortage since 1998.
Russia's Missile Supply 'Almost To Zero', Cannot Attempt Another 'Serious Offensive' In Ukraine: Intel Chief
Russia is now scrambling to accumulate missiles ahead of Ukraine's anticipated counteroffensive.
