How long can Vladimir Putin be Russia's president?
Under a series of constitutional amendments passed in 2021, Russian President Vladimir Putin, 69, can serve as the country's president until 2036 when he is 83 years old.
Biden's anti-American energy policies embolden Putin, harm US workers and families
President Biden's incompetent Afghanistan exit and in his disastrous energy policies empowered Vladimir Putin and weakened our European allies, all while crushing our own economy.
US energy dependence threatens national security, experts warn, as GOP calls on Biden to reopen Keystone XL
America's dependence on international energy sources is a threat to national security, one advocacy group says.
Facebook bans Russian state media from advertising and monetizing content on its platform
Facebook has banned Russian state media from running advertisements on their platform from anywhere in the world.
Russia's invasion affects billions in Ukraine-China trade
While the war between Russia and Ukraine goes on, there is another country that has a vested interest.
Scalise: Biden needs to reverse 'anti-American energy agenda'
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise says President Biden needs to stop attacking American energy companies and take on Russia.
EU finance chiefs grapple with economic fallout from attack
European finance leaders weigh economic fallout of Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Twitter suspends advertisements in Russia and Ukraine amid war
Twitter has suspended advertisements in Russia and Ukraine amid a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Rep. Malliotakis says Biden could have potentially 'deterred Putin' and stopped invasion
New York Rep. Nicole Malliotakis slams Biden for policies that are 'putting pressure on our economy' on 'The Evening Edit.'
'Energy security' is 'national security', Biden needs to pursue energy independence: Robinson
American Conservative Coalition's Quill Robinson weighs in the importance of Biden advancing energy independence on 'The Evening Edit.'
Russia partially restricts access to Facebook for 'censoring' four state-owned media outlets
Nick Clegg, Meta Platforms' vice president of global affairs, said in a tweet on Friday that Russia's move came in response to the company's refusal to "stop the independent fact-checking and labeling of content" posted on Facebook by four state-owned media outlets.
Delta Air Lines suspends code-share agreement with Russia's Aeroflot
While Delta does not operate services to Ukraine or Russia, the code-share agreement allows its customers to book seats on Aeroflot flights and vice versa.
Ukraine-Russia conflict could push oil prices to $130, expert says
Oil prices hit an eight-year high this week, briefly topping $105 a barrel for the first time since 2014 – and Russia's full-blown attack on Ukraine on Thursday could push prices even higher.
Chinese banks restrict lending to Russia, dealing blow to Moscow
Two Chinese state-owned banks will restrict financing for Russian commodity purchases, suggesting limits to Beijing's support as the Kremlin confronts economic sanctions over its attack of Ukraine.
Ukrainian restaurants to check out across the US
Here are some of the most popular restaurants serving Ukrainian food across the country.
Millions in crypto donations for Ukrainian military pour in
Cryptocurrency donations for the Ukrainian military are pouring in from nongovernmental organizations and volunteer groups as Russia's invasion of the country has entered its second day.
What is SWIFT and how could it clip Putin's financial wings?
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, calls are growing for Russia to be cut off from the SWIFT banking network.
Ukraine-Russia conflict: EU agrees to freeze Putin, Lavrov's European assets
European Union officials are preparing a third round of sanctions against Russia over the attack on Ukraine, including freezing the European assets of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, according to media reports.
Russia to impose retaliatory sanctions on West after Ukrainian invasion, Kremlin says
Russia plans to impose sanctions on Western nations as retaliation for the financial penalties and sanctions put on Russia. Moscow has prepared counteractions to hit the "weak" spots of the West.
NASA says US-Russia 'civil space cooperation' to continue aboard International Space Station
NASA says it will continue to work with Russia's Roscosmos space agency aboard the International Space Station despite new sanctions against the country over its invasion of Ukraine.

















