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The US national security adviser is holding talks with a top Chinese military official in Beijing
The US national security adviser is holding talks with a top Chinese military official in Beijing
Former Rep. David Jolly said Trump "has no ground to gain," leaving him with just one strategy.
Ukraine targeted a base inside Russia that stored fuel, ammunition, and glide bombs with long-range attack drones last month.
"I didn't know any better," the conservative host told her audience.
Hilarity ensued over the former president's latest stumble.
Melania Trump sort of teased her upcoming memoir again Sunday in a text-based video with voiceover, in which she bemoans the cost of living in America and attempts to “silence” her husband, former President Donald Trump, before a cut to an image of the cover of Melania."The 2020 election results changed our lives forever,” said Melania in the video, posted to her X account Sunday, with each word illustrated in an italicized serif font. “It impacted our quality of life, cost of food, gasoline, sa
"William is the most courageous and inspirational person I've met," Fred Trump III tells PEOPLE of his son, after recently alleging that Donald said severely disabled people "should just die"
"Every wealthy person I know, except for DJT, has tried to help others," Cuban wrote in an X post.
The former president ripped his legal team as they all stood nearby.
Americans “deserve to be told that there’s a maniac on the loose," wrote Donald Trump's niece.
The former president has begun offering "convoluted explanations" during his speeches for a reason, Tim O'Brien said.
‘We are ready, we are willing, and we are able to spark a new era of American exceptionalism,’ Donald Trump Jr’s fiancée says to sparse applause
The "Morning Joe" host harshly addressed Republican voters about their candidate of choice.
Former President Donald Trump and Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance continue to falsely describe how one of their major policy proposals, across-the-board tariffs, would work.
The remotely controlled gun turrets follow a trend in this war, in which remotely operated unmanned systems are ever-present and wildly destructive.
Qin Gang was once one of the most powerful men in China, but then vanished from public view.
‘We deserve to be told that there’s a maniac on the loose,’ Mary Trump writes as she lambasts the media
Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said in a Sunday interview that Ohio Sen. JD Vance’s (R) comments on women “are not helpful.” “Just as recently as last week, JD Vance said he’s disoriented and disturbed that the head of the most powerful teachers’ union in the country doesn’t have a single child,” CBS’s Margaret…
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Two NATO members said Sunday that Russian drones violated their airspace, as one reportedly flew into Romania during nighttime attacks on neighboring Ukraine while another crashed in eastern Latvia the previous day.
STORY: A thousand miles from Moscow is the Serbian capital of Belgrade, a place a vibrant community of Russians now call home - part of a wave of tens of thousands who left their motherland after its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.Vadim Morus is one of them.The ice skater was able to settle in easily, thanks to his professional skills."My first day at the skating rink, when I started working, people immediately approached me asking me to help their children with training, and I said 'of course'. Therefore, right from the very beginning, I started meeting Serbs and establishing some interaction"But not everyone is integrating with the locals, as a mini Russia springs up in Belgrade - a city with ancient cultural and religious ties to Moscow.After the war began up till mid-2023, more than 30,000 Russians registered for temporary residence in Serbia, according to the latest government data. It's a sharp increase compared with before, officials said.Many of the emigres - fleeing conflict, conscription, or the politics of President Vladimir Putin - were seen queuing to vote at the embassy earlier this year in Russia's election.Fewer Russians are moving to Serbia than to countries like Germany, but their presence is acutely felt in Belgrade, a city of under two million people.A whole range of Russian-owned businesses have sprung up. And many Russians shop at Russian stores, and eat at Russian restaurants.Psychologist Mishell Dia, who also left because of the war, said many of her fellow Russians don't feel the need to go outside their community."As it appears, all their social needs have been fulfilled. You walk through the center, and you always hear Russian people, four or five times in an hour of walking. And you can choose a restaurant with Russians, sit in a place with Russians, so many of them immediately organized themselves into a small Russian settlement." But she added that the stresses of fleeing their homeland meant it has been difficult for many others to settle in."I see Russians that are not even interacting with other Russians," she said.Ties between Serbia and Russia date back centuries and remain cordial today, although Serbia is also trying to join the European Union, which condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Serbian political scientist Aleksandar Djokic was teaching in Russia until the war broke out.He said the new arrivals, many of whom are experts in fields such as IT, could be a boost to Serbia's economy even if they did not choose to integrate with wider society.But, Djokic added, this wave of emigres won't have the same cultural impact compared to a century ago, when artists and architects arrived as part of the anti-Communist, so-called White Russians fleeing the civil war.
Cheney and her vice presidential father both say they’ll support Harris over Trump