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The support of Ukraine has reminded the world that the United States is a military and financial superpower capable of standing up against dictators.

Business community’s interests may have taken a back seat among policy makers in Washington as tensions rise between US and China, business leaders say

Economic analysts say Kremlin expected punitive measures over invasion of Ukraine but not at the current level, with major companies and multinationals joining in

A federal judge ruled that the two undercover FBI agents, who have only been known as Mark and Red, will have to make their real identities known after the trial begins next week.

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Church in Omaha is the local Ukrainian community’s nerve center. Its congregation continues to watch developments in Ukraine, including Wednesday’s invasion by Russia, with a mixture of anger, sadness and growing dread.

A US-led effort to cripple Russia’s economy with sanctions has so far failed to deter Putin. But China’s lack of response is leading to growing fears about Moscow and Beijing’s next moves.

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Church is one of two Ukrainian Catholic churches in Nebraska.

New revelations about bulk surveillance of Americans are part of a pattern of abuse that dates to the CIA’s founding.

Today is Friday.

A late-night release of government reports on two Central Intelligence Agency programs has revealed that the organization is most likely collecting more data on American citizens than previously known.