Ukraine

Endgame Begins On Ukraine Funding Fight After White House Endorses Standalone Bills

Hardliners in House GOP will likely oppose the measure, which would be one of three country-specific aid packages.
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Democrats Could Save Speaker Johnson — But Republicans Say That Would Doom Him

The speaker’s tenuous status within his own party leaves Democrats wondering how to navigate House GOP “cannibalism.”
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Speaker Mike Johnson Vows He Won't Resign As Threat To His Gavel Grows

With the House GOP looking to move on foreign aid packages, the Louisiana Republican is striking defiant tone.
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House GOP Leaders Hope Separate Votes Are Enough To Unsnag Aid To Israel And Ukraine

Facing pressure from all sides, Speaker Mike Johnson’s plan is to let members pick and choose what they support.
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Trump Shockingly Finishes First In New Poll — And It's Not About The Election

The former president seems to be the go-to guy on a certain matter.
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Mike Johnson To Push For Aid To Israel And Ukraine This Week

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he will try to advance wartime aid for Israel this week in the wake of rising tensions between Israel and Iran.
By STEPHEN GROVES, AP

Massive Attack Destroys One Of Ukraine's Largest Power Plants

Russian President Vladimir Putin has cast the strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities as a response to Kyiv for targeting Russian oil refineries.
By Hanna Arhirova, AP

Ukraine's Parliament Passes Controversial Law To Boost Conscripts

The law was spurred by a request from Ukraine’s military, which wanted to mobilize up to 500,000 more troops.
By Samya Kullab and Illia Novikov, AP

Trump’s Reported Peace Plan In Ukraine Is Revealed. Expert Says It’s ‘Terrible’

Insiders told The Washington Post of the former president’s supposed strategy to end Russia’s invasion.
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NATO Marks 75th Birthday As Russia's War In Ukraine Gnaws At Its Unity

“Ukraine is under heavy attacks, like daily, 24-seven,” Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said.
By Lorne Cook and Matthew Lee, AP