DHS Warns Russia Could Launch Cyberattack on U.S.
Administration officials have pinned both the Colonial Pipeline attack, which shut down the flow of oil, as well as the attack on meat supplier JBS on attackers based in Russia.
Russia Will Stage ‘Unwelcome’ Live-Fire Naval Drills Off Coast of Ireland
Drills set to take place early February as tensions mount in Ukraine
How Much the U.S. Has Spent on Aid to Ukraine
The Ukrainian military has improved since 2014, but it would still be no match for a full-scale Russian invasion
NATO Kicks Off Large Naval Exercise in Mediterranean Amid Tensions with Russia
NATO announced on Monday it will send additional ships and fighter jets to NATO to allies in eastern Europe as a deterrent, with the potential to send more if Russia invades Ukraine.
NATO Sends Reinforcements and U.S. Puts Troops on Alert as Ukraine Tensions Rise
U.S. officials said the Pentagon was finalising efforts to identify specific units that it could deploy to NATO's eastern flank.
U.S. Puts 8,500 Troops on Alert to Deploy Amid Ukraine Tensions
"Today, we're not talking about deployment orders. We have no deployment orders to speak to."
New Mexico Governor Becomes Substitute Teacher Amid School Staffing Shortage
At the time, she said the decision was the result of "extreme staffing shortages due to a surge in COVID-19 cases."
Beijing Olympic Committee Lowers COVID Testing Threshold Ahead of Games
The Beijing Winter Olympics kick off on Feb. 4.
Ana De Armas Fans Sue Universal For $5 Million For Cutting Her Out Of ‘Yesterday’
Ana de Armas' role as Roxanne was cut out of the film 'Yesterday' in 2019
Heavy Fighting Continues for Third Day to Stop ISIS Prison Break Attempt in Syria
Heavy clashes have continued over the past three days, with more prison inmates escaping. SDF forces have moved into the area and called for more reinforcements.