Putin Threatens to Shut Off Gas Exports to Countries that Don’t Pay in Rubles Starting April 1 but Kremlin Offers Wiggle Room
Russia will halt natural gas supplies to "unfriendly countries" that don't pay in rubles starting April 1, Vladimir Putin said Thursday.
Nearly Half of Americans Approve of Winter Olympics Boycott
The only other time the U.S. has taken a similar action was when it fully boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow.
73 Confederate Statues Removed or Renamed Last Year
Cases have been reported in Russia, China, Tajikistan and some African countries.
U.S. Diplomats, Spies May Have Been Hit by Electromagnetic Energy -Report
Cases have been reported in Russia, China, Tajikistan and some African countries.
U.S.-Led Coalition Operation in Northern Syria Targeted Jihadists
A State Department spokesperson said a decision on the maritime boundary is one for Israel and Lebanon to make.
U.S. Resumes Mediation Efforts in Israel-Lebanon Maritime Dispute
A State Department spokesperson said a decision on the maritime boundary is one for Israel and Lebanon to make.
U.S. Lets International Banks Transfer Aid Funds to Afghanistan
“The United States will have to deal with the fallout of this failure for years to come,” said Republican Sen. James Risch of Idaho.
Lack of Planning by Biden Marred Evacuation of Afghans: Senate GOP Report
“The United States will have to deal with the fallout of this failure for years to come,” said Republican Sen. James Risch of Idaho.
Ottawa Police Chief May Call in The Military to Handle Protests
'This is a national issue, not an Ottawa issue,' the police chief said
Canadian Official Says, ‘Significant Element’ from U.S. Involved in Anti-Vaccine Mandate Protests
The protests began over an announcement made last year when the U.S. and Canada mandated COVID-19 vaccines for truck drivers, a policy that went into effect last month.