President Joe Biden will visit the United Kingdom and Belgium in June, his first overseas trip since he was inaugurated.
Russia orders soldiers to begin return to bases after drills near Ukraine
Russia ordered its top army command to begin returning troops to their permanent bases inside the country from Friday, away from the border with Ukraine.
In his annual State of the Nation speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned against provoking his country.
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered his annual State of the Nation address just as pro-Navalny protests took place.
Konstantin Kilimnik, who has been identified as a Russian intelligence agent, worked closely with Paul Manafort, the 2016 Trump campaign chairman.
The U.S. imposed a raft of new sanctions against Moscow on Thursday over alleged election interference and cyberattacks.
Joe Biden on Tuesday proposed a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a phone call between the two leaders.
Political advisers are working on a possible round of such talks under the so-called Normandy format.
The buildup of Russian troops has led to repeated calls from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to accelerate his nation's admittance into NATO.
A significant rise in tensions between Russia and Ukraine in recent weeks is prompting fears of a revival of the military conflict.
Trump's comments were his first to the media since a mob of his supporters invaded the U.S. Capitol, enraged over the election of Joe Biden.
Rudy Giuliani, the personal lawyer for President Trump, reportedly was paid $500,000 to offer business advice and consulting to the would-be company Fraud Guarantee.
Rudy Giuliani, the personal lawyer for President Trump, reportedly was paid $500,000 to offer business advice and consulting to the would-be company Fraud Guarantee.
Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas joins CNBC's "Power Lunch" to discuss how Twitter and Facebook limited distribution of a New York Post article. Sen. Cruz discusses subpoenaing Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden got heated during their first chance to challenge each other face to face during the first presidential debate. Hardly a minute went by without one of the candidates interrupting the other, whether on the coronavirus, the Supreme Court or the economy. Even the moderator, Fox News' Chris Wallace, couldn't always stay above the fray.
About 100,000 demonstrators marched in the Belarusian capital calling for Alexander Lukashenko's ouster as the protests that have rocked the country marked their 50th consecutive day.
The report highlights some never-before-seen evidence, like allegations about women and of potentially compromising material tied to Trump trips to Russia, NBC News reports.
The comments come amid the lowest point since the Cold War for relations between Russia and the West, and in the face of a rapidly rising China.
The Ukraine gas company Burisma and its connection to Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden were central issues in President Trump's impeachment.
