Ukraine

A missile explosion sent shrapnel into the aircraft, which likely disrupted the plane's recorders, the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran claimed.

United States intelligence agencies warned Russia and China are actively involved in 2020 election interference, but the two countries are not using their efforts to "denigrate" the same presidential candidate.

It's been six months since President Trump's acquittal in the U.S. Senate.

One defense official told Newsweek that Sea Breeze 2020 was "meant to be an exercise that had all Black Sea countries to include Russia working together in, but Russia unprovoked invaded Georgia and then Ukraine."

The president had promised to campaign hard against Joe Biden on the Ukraine-Burisma issue. There is evidence it could work.

In Tuesday's lawsuit, the DOJ alleges that Bolton "breached his legal obligations" by submitting the manuscript to publishers without finishing the White House's standard prepublication review.

"Maybe [Bolton]'s not telling the truth," President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday. "He's been known not to tell the truth, a lot."

Former President Petro Poroshenko rejected the recordings as "fabrication" and a Kremlin attempt to undermine bipartisan U.S. support for Ukraine.

The subpoena targets Blue Star Strategies, a U.S. lobbying firm that represented the Ukrainian energy company Burisma.

The head of the Ukrainian Jewish Committee, Eduard Dolinsky, told Newsweek the last time such a thing happened was when the "Nazis invaded Ukraine."

A letter from the office of former President Barack Obama says that a Republican request for records concerning Ukraine were made as part of an effort to "give credence to a Russian disinformation campaign."

"I'm withdrawing from the race," Hyde said on Friday. But other state Republicans had publicly called on him to drop out long before.

"There is bad news—radiation is above normal in the fire's center," Yegor Firsov, head of Ukraine's ecological inspection service said.

"He's decapitating the leadership of the intelligence community in the middle of a national crisis," Schiff argued. "It's unconscionable."

Most recent national polls show the former vice president besting Trump by significant margins in a hypothetical general election match-up.

"If I were a Democrat primary voter, I'd want these questions satisfactorily answered," Senator Ron Johnson said.

The unusual red coloring can cause snow to melt faster.

Buses under police escort took more than 70 people evacuated from China to a hospital in the central Poltava region. Authorities said none of them are sick.

Critics have accused the president and his allies of attempting to intimidate and out the whistleblower.

"John Bolton, in his own words, is revealing that the emperor has no clothes," said the former Obama deputy national security adviser.

Taylor, who led the U.S. embassy in Kiev, told "60 Minutes" that Americans have a stake in Ukraine's fight against Russia.

The president's personal attorney claimed to have evidence of Hunter Biden being involved in a "corruption affair."

President Donald Trump said he may end the practice of having others listen to his telephone calls with foreign leaders after what he referred to as the "very insubordinate" actions of impeachment hearing witness Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman.

The retired general defended Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman saying he "did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave."

55 percent of registered voters say the acquittal does not clear Trump of any wrongdoing in the Ukraine matter, while 40 percent said it did.

"The president has taken an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution," former judge Andrew Napolitano wrote. "Instead, he has trashed it."

"I don't know what happened to Lindsey," the former vice president's wife said.

"Joe Biden should be very careful what he's asking for," Senator Joni Ernst said.

"Maybe not the perfect call," Senator Joni Ernst said.

"On Election Day, as a citizen I will allow that to enter into my decision who to vote for," the legal scholar told Fox News Sunday.