Jake Thomas

The Russian government and its media allies continue to take note of what's being said in Western media.

A Russian news outlet appears to have let slip the number of Russian troops killed fighting in Ukraine. The official number remains nebulous.

A Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee said a Supreme Court ruling allowing married couples access to birth control has caused confusion.

Sean Hannity compared the Russian leader's rally to a hallmark of the former president. However, Hannity said Putin's is "manufactured."

"Well, I said that I would stay in what I'm doing until we get out of the pandemic phase, and I think we might be there already."

Law enforcement say they've busted Oregon's largest ghost gun operation. They say the DIY guns are part of a bigger problem.

"Theaters of all countries belong to the whole humanity #worldheritage," Italy's culture minister said in a tweet saying his country would help rebuild.

'The Daily Show' host's monologue touched on how the celebrity split shows dangers women face when leaving a relationship.

The shooting occurred as the south Florida coastal city prepares for a particularly large influx of spring break visitors.

A UFO researcher says the library has records "of immense public interest," but it will take over a decade for them to be produced.

The court's order is the latest for the actor who said he was the target of a hate crime.

A Chinese official jabbed the president on inflation while U.S. arms companies see a "boon for business" from the war in Ukraine.

The Arizona Legislature is advancing a bill intended to shield students from sexually explicit material. Critics say it'll prevent books from being taught.

While Emhoff says his symptoms are mild, his positive test comes as President Joe Biden prepares for an important diplomatic trip.

New numbers from a United Nations agency reveal a grim aspect of the worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

A year after passing a controversial election law, Georgia lawmakers are considering a similar measure critics say will make voting harder.

"I believe my assessment is that it is not effective; it's not efficient, and it puts our troops at greater risk," said U.S. Army General Stephen Townsend.

Marina Ovsyannikova could face a long prison sentence for staging a protest on live television that's drawn headlines and gone viral.

The Fox News personality pushed back at critics who say he has aided Russian propaganda, saying Ukraine's president agrees on a key point.

The North Carolina Republican revived false claims about the teetotaling House speaker while facing backlash for calling Ukraine's president a "thug."

"Every week the news gets sadder and sadder."

A former Ukrainian journalist and soldier said the daily updates he receives from his war-torn homeland leave him hopeful.

An international nuclear energy monitor says the situation at the infamous facility remains safe, but crews face challenges in restoring power.

In the suit, One America News Network said that AT&T Board Chairman William Kennard has deep ties to the Democratic Party.

The Fox News host teed up a chance for Donald Trump to denounce Vladimir Putin after coming under fire for lionizing the Russian leader.

The bill was introduced in response to an FDA ruling making abortion bills more accessible. But there are concerns about its unintended effects.

Alabama became the latest Republican-controlled state to pass "constitutional carry," a gun rights law that has law enforcement concerned.

The poll shows Americans have a glowing view of Ukraine's leader, a negative one of Russia's and a so-so opinion of their own president.

The new regulations mandate increased inspections and plane modifications in response to incidents of serious engine failure.

Reports that the former New York City mayor would appear as a contestant have left some wondering.