Jenni Fink
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A Year After Taliban Takeover Afghan Women are Prisoners in Their Homeland
A year after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, Azra Jafari, the country's first female mayor, fears for the women left behind. → Read More
U.S. Could Be Facing Yearslong Economic Turmoil: Art Laffer
Former Reagan adviser Art Laffer spoke with Newsweek about the issues he sees plaguing the U.S. economy. → Read More
Zelensky NATO Compromise With Putin Hinges on West's Unlikely Participation
Experts aren't confident the U.S. would risk conflict with Russia to give Zelensky the security guarantees he wants. → Read More
Zelensky Accuses Russia of Hiring 'Murderers' From Syria to Kill Ukrainians
The Pentagon called it "interesting" that Russia was bringing in foreign fighters in its war with Ukraine. → Read More
Ex-Ukrainian PM: World War III Has Started, Putin Tested West With Ukraine
Former Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk called for the world to ramp up its intervention in Ukraine, warning Finland and Sweden were at risk if Ukraine fell. → Read More
Zelensky Says Russia Banked on Ukrainians Being Cowards in War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the Ukrainian people for fighting back against Russia, crediting them with helping to protect all of Europe. → Read More
Trump's Candidates Sweep Texas Primary Despite Challenges From GOP
"Big night in Texas! All 33 candidates that were Trump endorsed have either won their primary election or are substantially leading in the case of a runoff," the former president said in a statement. → Read More
Russia's Allies Tread Lightly as Belarus Promises Troops for Ukraine Fight
They haven't condemned Russia's attack on Ukraine—but they largely haven't endorsed it, either. → Read More
Ukrainians Face Packed Train Stations, Traffic Jams to Flee Putin Attacks
Putin's early morning attacks on Thursday prompted thousands of people to try to move westward in the hopes of finding safety. → Read More
China Claims Taiwan As Its Own as Russia Tests World With Ukraine
Some officials are concerned a weak response to Russia could embolden China to take action against Taiwan. → Read More
Trump Truth Social User Claims App Censored Anti-Vaccine Content
A right-wing commentator said he posted on Truth Social that government officials that allow kids to get COVID-19 vaccines should be "tried and executed." → Read More
Putin Invokes Soviet Heroes Lenin, Stalin, Says Russia 'Created' Ukraine
Putin said Lenin and the Bolsheviks gave away Russian land as a way to hold onto power by any means necessary. → Read More
How to Join Trump's Truth Social App and Create an Account on iOS
Trump's new social media platform launched Monday, but accessing content requires some patience. → Read More
'Targeted Assassinations' Coming if Civil War Breaks Out: Adam Kinzinger
Kinzinger told The View that a 21st century civil war wouldn't be state against state, but armed group against armed group. → Read More
What Does ROC Stand For? Russia's Olympic Ban Explained
Russian athletes will still compete at the Olympics, but they're barred from showing national pride. → Read More
'I Was Coming to Bury My Son': 26-Year-Old Wins COVID Battle After 5 Months
A healthy 26-year-old, Fabian Granado thought he was "invincible." Then, COVID almost took his life. → Read More
3-Year-Old Reportedly Denied Heart Treatment Because Parents Were Unvaccinated
After several rejections, the 3-year-old boy was reportedly flown to Greece to undergo the necessary procedure. → Read More
20-Year-Old Woman With COVID to Lose Both Legs Amid Life-Threatening Infection
When the woman learned that she would lose her legs, she said she wanted "bionic legs." Her friends said that showed how she was a "positive bright light." → Read More
How to Watch Biden Speech Today: Time, Live Stream of Stephen Breyer Retirement Remarks
Breyer will join President Joe Biden for an official announcement about his retirement from the Supreme Court. → Read More
Your Employer Can Still Enforce a Vaccine Mandate, Even With SCOTUS Ruling
Most employees have little recourse to fight a vaccine mandate unless they live in one of three states. → Read More