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Media coverage of the war in Ukraine has largely been praised. Some jou alists see this as an opportunity to reevaluate how wars and conflicts are covered when the victims are not mainly White or directly related to Weste interests.

Worshipers at a mosque in the Canadian city of Mississauga on Saturday subdued a man who discharged bear spray while brandishing a hatchet in what police said was a possible hate crime.

As crude prices surge, oil companies are raking in money -- enormous profits gained from practically no extra investment.

Mastering the art of marathon running is a lifetime pursuit for some, but it seemed to take Molly Seidel roughly two-and-a-half hours on one windswept mo ing in Atlanta a couple of fyears ago.

One of the three detained British-Iranians who were released as part of a deal signed by the UK has been retu ed to jail in Tehran, his lawyer told CNN Friday.

A "substantial severe weather event -- including potential for significant to adoes -- remains evident over the Lower Mississippi Valley/central Gulf Coast" this week, the Storm Prediction Center said Sunday.

As the US attempts to wean itself off its heavy reliance on fossil fuels and shift to cleaner energy sources, many experts are eyeing a promising solution: your neighborhood big-box stores and shopping malls.

Six people were killed after a car crashed into a crowd of people who had gathered to attend a local ca ival on Sunday mo ing in Strépy-Bracquegnies, near La Louvière, Belgium.

Former CIA Director and Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta responds to confirmations by US officials that Russia launched powerful hypersonic missiles against Ukraine last week, the first known use of such missiles in combat. Russia claimed it deployed hypersonic missiles to destroy an ammunition war...

A trio of Russian cosmonauts arrived Friday at the Inte ational Space Station wearing bright yellow flight suits trimmed with blue, raising questions about whether the three were showing solidarity with Ukraine by wearing its national colors and rebuking their own gove ment's invasion.

Two Harvard University students have created a website connecting thousands of Ukrainian refugees with hosts around the world offering them a safe haven.

Washington Post outlook editor Carlos Lozada gives a look into Russian President Vladimir Putin's views on war.

Wang Jixian didn't set out to become the Chinese voice of resistance in Ukraine. The 36-year-old resident of Odesa, a key target in Russia's invasion of the country, simply wanted to show his parents he was fine.

Weeks after the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, Leonard Be stein led a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony near the center of the no-longer divided city.

Russian opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza speaks out about how Russia could possibly achieve regime change as the war in Ukraine continues.

Joe Biden always says foreign relations is about relationships, and he's been developing the one he has with Vladimir Putin for two decades.

People in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol risk their lives each time they emerge from underground bunkers, a local military official said, claiming the strategic port is facing the most intense fighting anywhere in the country.

President Joe Biden and his fellow world leaders hope to finalize and unveil a package of new measures to punish Russia, help Ukraine and demonstrate Weste unity at a string of emergency summits in Europe this week.

Ukrainian President Zelensky reacts to Russian President Putin's "denazification" claims to justify invading Ukraine, wa ing if Putin believes his own claims, he "might be capable of very horrendous steps."