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Hakeem Jeffries went to Europe to schmooze. Instead, he had to answer questions about Republican dysfunction.

Alexei Navalny didn’t simply die. He wasn’t just murdered. He was tortured to death. It didn’t happen on the rack or mid-beating, but Vladimir Putin — who had tried to eliminate him earlier — slowly killed Navalny all the same. Putin sent the Russian dissident and anti-corruption activist to the gulag with the aim of grinding him down with hard labor, isolation, hunger and shabby medical care, until he died. Russia’s claims that he died from “sudden death syndrome,” even if true, change nothing, given that being poisoned with a Soviet-era nerve agent (2020) and thrown into an ...

Photo: Alamy With tensions continuing to build between Russia and Ukraine, Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed that her need to fight for peace stems from not wanting to send U.S. troops overseas. Greene took to X (formerly known as Twitter) on Feb. 16 to post a lengthy message as to why she has

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi argued with a reporter about a poll that found a vast majority of Americans believe President Biden is too old to serve as president again.

Survey in twelve EU countries: Only a few Europeans still believe in a Ukrainian victory. In a survey a year ago, even more Europeans believed that Ukraine should recapture all of its lost territory. The current shift in opinion is due to the Ukrainian military's stalled counteroffensive. Concerns about a change in US policy and the possible impact of Donald Trump's re-election on the war effort. If Trump wins the US election, it would make a Ukraine victory less likely - but a majority of respondents believe that if that happens, Europe should maintain or increase its support for Kiev...