Rattled leaders on the continent are scrambling to salvage US support for Ukraine after President Donald Trump’s explosive meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Nancy Pelosi, can still recall exactly how she ripped Donald Trump’s speech into shreds during his last State of the Union address. And she has a message for Democrats ahead of Trump’s return to Congress.
As the world reels from a live-streamed argument between Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky and J.D. Vance, body language experts reveal the three things that helped fuel the unusual public flap.
The Ukraine and the US jousted publicly and aggressively in a way that could upend already tenuous US support for the Zelensky government. Here are four key takeaways.
Dog walking and boarding businesses are jumping on board a growing trend of using customised buses to transport canine clients to and from adventure walks.
Under the new order federal agency heads are directed to justify and publicise government payments and travel expenses as part of DOGE’s major cost-cutting efforts.
THE WASHINGTON POST: Though the slogan ‘Move fast and break things’ was coined (and later abandoned) by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, it has found no clearer avatar than Elon Musk.
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THE WASHINGTON POST: Hamas freed six more Israeli hostages in Gaza on Saturday, but Israel delayed the release of about 600 Palestinian prisoners and detainees for reasons that were unclear.
THE WASHINGTON POST: President Donald Trump has again raised the prospect of serving for an unconstitutional third term, asking a crowd at a White House event whether he should run again.