Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg responded to criticism from former President Donald Trump during their respective visits to East Palestine, Ohio.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis once strongly supported arming Ukraine to fight Russia, urging then-President Barack Obama to do so as a deterrent to Russian aggression in Eastern Europe -- a position at odds with his statements this week questioning the United States' involvement in the conflict.
The possibility of a 2023 market rally ground to a halt last week amid an onslaught of unfortunate inflation and economic data that spooked investors and increased the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will continue its economically painful rate hikes campaign for longer than Wall Street hoped.
• Zelensky urges top GOP lawmakers to consider new weapons wish list
• Opinion: Finland wants to join NATO. But it may have to ditch an old friend to do so
In boxing, there is often no love lost between fighters. Whether that manifests in a weigh-in scuffle or a war of words beforehand, intense rivalries have been commonplace over the years. The sport's newest rivalry has a very modern edge to it.
• Zelensky urges top GOP lawmakers to consider new weapons wish list
• Opinion: Finland wants to join NATO. But it may have to ditch an old friend to do so
India's long-awaited MAP Museum of Art and Photography, a major new cultural institution in the southern city of Bengaluru, welcomed its first visitors this month, offering a glimpse at a 60,000-item collection that may help reframe the subcontinent's art history.
Federal teams are going door-to-door to check in with residents of East Palestine, Ohio, and conducting health surveys as part of the federal government's response to the toxic train derailment that has fueled anxiety about the safety of the air and water in the town, according to a White House official.
Russia launched a Soyuz spacecraft to replace a capsule that sprang a coolant leak in December, leaving two cosmonauts and one NASA astronaut without a ride home.
Over the past year, hundreds of global brands have fled Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine. That's forced Russians to find alternatives for everything from smartphones to cars.