The Ukrainian president called for a ‘truce in the sky’ and a ‘truce in the sea’ if Russia agrees and said it is ‘time to make things right’.

Their words came just an hour apart this week — two major speeches by two of the world's most powerful leaders, delivered on ...

For the first time since taking office this term, Donald Trump addressed the US Congress. From domestic policy to tariffs to Ukraine, he praised himself for being on track — despite deepening ...

It was one of the make-a-wish-come-true moments sprinkled through one of the most formal occasions on the presidential calendar.

When the Department of Government Efficiency swings an axe, it’s bound to hit a veteran who voted for President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration has cut off military aid and intelligence sharing as the president seeks to force Ukraine’s capitulation to Putin.

"Just today, a large American company announced they are buying both ports around the Panama Canal," said President Trump.

The U.S. has halted intelligence-sharing, including crucial targeting data that Ukraine has relied on for months to launch strikes against Russia.

His ship-building revival is welcome, but it will need money and allies.