Trump wants Ukraine to sign peace plan by Thanksgiving but some U.S. lawmakers are raising concerns
06:52
Russia 'putting Zelenskyy between a rock and a hard place': Fmr. Zelenskyy adviser
11:32
Fmr. Ukraine President Poroshenko weighs in on the ongoing peace negotiations
08:04
U.S. negotiators confuse everyone over peace talk plan in spite of Rubio’s positive spin
06:09
‘Chaotic’ American negotiating team sends mixed message back to U.S. on Ukraine peace talks
09:01
Rubio: ‘This is the best meeting we’ve had so far’ on ending Ukraine war
04:26
Stop calling Trump a ‘lame duck’
04:13
The “lame duck” myth: Trump won’t depart until he ‘burns it all down’
07:24
'We have to face the reality of our own time' & answer the call to fight for democracy
10:02
Democratic lawmakers reveal they’ve received threats after Trump accusation of ‘seditious behavior’
07:06
Putin: U.S. peace plan for Ukraine could form 'basis' of final settlement
06:05
'Dark Side of the Earth' examines the fall of Soviet Union and the rise of Putin
05:58
Why the prices of Italian pasta could be set to surge
08:26
What's Trump's end goal with Venezuela? NYT reporter explains
05:39
Trump to Saudi Prince: What an honor it is to be your friend
10:54
Jamal Khashoggi's widow reacts to Saudi Crown Prince's WH welcome
06:35
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrives at White House
10:03
Trump says he may talk with Maduro after new pressure on Venezuela
05:13
The Trump administration won’t say tariffs raised food prices, despite everyday Americans’ struggles
05:24
Questions around Trump’s motivations grow after ordering DOJ to investigate Democrats over Epstein
07:35
Evan Gershkovich listens as he is found guilty of spying and sentenced to 16 years in prison
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Evan Gershkovich Found Guilty Of Spying By Russian Court 215233605895 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
00:54
Copied
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich listened intently as he was found guilty by a Russian court of espionage. The charges had been vigorously denied by the WSJ, CIA and by Gershkovich himself. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison.July 19, 2024
