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'Just Like a Leo': Lion and Zoo Guest Roar at Each Other in Resurfaced Clip
"'What's your name?' 'Ezekiel. What's yours?'" one commenter said in reference a viral sketch comedy bit on YouTube.
How to Watch Zelensky Congress Speech: Time, Live Stream for Address
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that the Ukrainian president will address members of the House and Senate on Wednesday.
Fake Twitter Posts From Marina Ovsyannikova Deleted After On-Air Protest
Ovsyannikova stormed the stage of a Russian news station on Monday to protest the war in Ukraine with a sign that said: "Stop the war."
'I Cannot Talk': Ukrainian Custodian Left Speechless by Students' Tribute
The woman has worked at the school for 21 years and has many family members currently in Ukraine.
Vaccine Skeptics Fear Communist Party As Much as Side Effects in Hong Kong
Having kept COVID-19 at bay for two years, Hong Kong is now experiencing one of the worst outbreaks in the world.
How Cosmic Rays From Space Could Reveal the Secrets of the Pyramids
Using atmospheric muons, created when charged particles from space strike the upper atmosphere, researchers aim to probe deep within the Great Pyramid of Giza.
Marina Ovsyannikova Offered Asylum in France After Protest on Russian TV
Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at Channel One television, held up a poster during the evening news on Monday.
U.S. Companies Remain in Russia as World Ramps Up Pressure on Putin
More than 25 U.S. corporations continue to operate in Russia despite consumer pressure to pull out amid the war in Ukraine.
Russia Sanctions Joe and Hunter Biden, Hillary Clinton and 10 Others
The sanctions, which the government says were "on the basis of reciprocity," bar the individuals from entering Russia.
Accused of Disinformation, Russia Says It's US With One-Sided Ukraine News
"Despite the Constitution," Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Antonov told Newsweek, "no one bothers about any freedom of speech and pluralism of opinions here."
Marina Ovsyannikova Appears in Court Over Live On-Air Anti-War Protest
Russian lawyers were concerned about the fate of Ovsyannikova, who was not contactable after her anti-war stunt on a prime-time news show.
'It Takes a Village': Plane Sings 'Baby Shark' to Upset Child in Viral Clip
"See what can happen when we all work together instead of against each other?" asked one commenter.
China Blames Omicron's Mild Symptoms for Recent COVID Surge
With the country in the midst of its largest outbreak since the start of the pandemic, Chinese health officials blamed mild cases for the spread of the virus.
Ukrainian Refugee's Viral Video Documents Harrowing Escape to Poland
The video shared by a 20-year-old woman has reached over five million views, but her family are still in their bunker in Ukraine, she said.
Ukraine Again Asks West to Supply Weapons as Russia Intensifies Attacks
President Volodymyr Zelensky told European leaders to "help yourself by helping us."
Former KGB Agent, Putin Ally Has $140 Million–Plus Yacht Seized in Spain
Sergei Chemezov 279-foot superyacht Valerie was seized in Barcelona.
Volodymyr Zelensky Says Ukraine Won't Join NATO
The Ukrainian president said last week that he had "cooled down" on the idea of membership of the alliance, which he wants to set up a no-fly zone.
China, Eyeing Taiwan, Sees Lessons in Russia's Reckless Ukraine War
China's policymakers and military planners will be carefully studying Russia's misjudgments before launching their own risky war against Taiwan.
Who is Marina Ovsyannikova? Fears Grow for Missing Russian Reporter After TV Protest
Colleagues of Marina Ovsyannikova reportedly expressed admiration for her holding up the sign which said "stop the war."
Cracks of Resistance in Russia as Attempts to Cover Up Ukraine War Fail
Marina Ovsyannikova, an employee of Russia Channel One, held up a sign on Russia's state channel protesting the war.
U.S. and Allies Tell China to Stop Supporting Russia's War in Ukraine
America's transatlantic ally Britain, aligned against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is now calling on China to stop supporting Vladimir Putin's actions.
NATO Leaders Stray Into Russia's Crosshairs With High-Risk Kyiv Trip
"The worry is the Russians simply do not care anymore...they would not necessarily pay attention to officials," one European official told Newsweek.