February 27 2022, 08:00
American professional basketball players Toure' Murry and Maurice 'Mo' Creek shared their harrowing experiences in the moments preceding and following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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February 27 2022, 08:00
A U.S. Navy warship passed through the Taiwan Strait for the second time this year, provoking stern denunciation from China.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Russian President Vladimir Putin had a long career as an intelligence officer in the former Soviet Union’s KGB – the former Communist spy agency – and likely took great efforts to plan his invasion of Ukraine before sending thousands of troops into the country earlier this week.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Jeff Bartos say he’s got the winning ingredient that his rivals for the nomination don’t have.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine comes after decades of United States foreign policy failing to curb his military aggressions which experts tell Fox News emboldened Putin over the years leading up to the invasion of Ukraine.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday called for Russia to lose its voting power as a member of the U.N. Security Council, alleging its attack on his country, which started last week, amounted to "criminal actions" that bore "signs of genocide," according to a report.
February 27 2022, 08:00
The mayor of Kyiv has extended a curfew for all citizens of Ukraine's capital city as Russian forces continued their siege, according to reports.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Fighting got underway Sunday in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, after Russian forces stormed in from the outskirts, according to reports.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Harrowing images of innocent youth taking shelter in Ukraine have flooded social media — leaving citizens around the globe wondering how to help.
February 27 2022, 08:00
Larry Gene Bell was executed for killing two girls in 1985 by wrapping their heads with duct tape. One of the murders was the basis for a TV movie "Nightmare in Columbia County."