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The 58yearold had spent over 12 hours waiting for donald trump. Two years ago, he spoke to newsweek from ukraine about his attempts to recruit volunteers to fight invading russian forces. If the governments will not send their official military, then we civilians have to pick up the torch and make this thing happen. In one social media post, he said he was prepared to die in ukraine. In another, he mentioned voting for donald trump in 2016, but claims to have become disillusioned. Donald trump was playing golf on his own course when secret service agents spotted a rifle sticking out of the bus...

first confirmed hurricane related death in osceola count. 14 million people right now under a flood advisory. the scale of destruction is hard to comprehend. we are learning more by the minute. any minute from now, president biden gets a briefing on the scope and devastation of this storm. millions of floridians right now without electricity. lee and charlotte counties in southwestern florida knocked entirely off the power grid, that according to florida's governor. emergency responders working through a backlog of calls for help. for some, that help won't get there in time. in naple...

The latest news from around the world with Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul. Today, victor, christi. T streets remain quiet protected by a perimeter, heavy Law Enforcement presence, a presence that some members of the Community Welcome and others say is an overcorrection after what they see as failures a year ago. Kaylee hartung In Charlottesville, thank you so much. Listen to this, russian trolls apparently exacerbate the racism in the aftermath of the charlottesville rally last year or they did, blaming the violence on black lives matter. This year there are fears they may try to do the sam...

While addressing the NCP women's wing, Pawar expressed dissatisfaction with the inadequate execution of the government's prior decision to grant women

Red light and speed cameras may have easily passed the House but a dedicated opposition worries about targeting minority neighborhoods