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Ramzan Kadyrov is the Chechen leader, and Putin's ally in the Ukraine war. Kadyrov said he now wants start a private military company.

Chechnya’s Kadyrov, a Putin ally, wants to be a mercenary

A new study found that one in every five children suffer from an eating disorder worldwide. One in three adolescent girls are impacted.

Study: 22% of children suffer from an eating disorder

President Biden has arrived in Poland. He is set to deliver a speech to NATO allies as the war in Ukraine nears its one year anniversary.

Morning rundown: Biden, Putin on Ukraine war; Ohio plant explosion

When asked about the war with Russia, Ukraine’s National Security Chief said “Our tanks will be on Red Square and that will be justice.”

Ukraine security chief: War ends with tanks in Moscow

The State Department has made an official determination that Russia has committed crimes against humanity including rape and torture.

Blinken: Russia has committed crimes against humanity

With tensions between the United States and China high, a congressional delegation to make the trip to Taiwan continued their visit Monday.

Congressional delegation arrives in Taiwan to discuss chips, China

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is meeting with Turkey's president today after touring areas devastated by earthquakes.

US pledges to send $100 million in aid to Turkey after earthquakes

President Biden has made a dramatic, high-risk visit to Ukraine. He visited the area ravaged by Russia's missile attacks.

Morning rundown: Biden visits Ukraine; Jimmy Carter in hospice

Four U.S. service members have been wounded and a senior ISIS leader killed during a helicopter raid in Syria.

US troops injured during raid that killed ISIS leader in Syria

Top Russian defense official and key to Russia's funding of the war in Ukraine, Marina Yankina, reportedly died by falling out of a window.

Marina Yankina, another Russian official, falls from window

Western tanks will soon bolster Ukraine’s armored divisions, which means Russia may be forced to put its T-14 Armata into wider service.

Russia deploying T-14 Armata to counter Western tanks in Ukraine

U.S. public support for aiding Ukraine is declining as the one-year anniversary of Russia's latest invasion approaches, per a new AP poll.

AP Poll: American public support for aiding Ukraine declines

The Pentagon revealed it was tracking the suspected Chinese spy balloon for days from its launch site along China’s south coast.

US admits it tracked Chinese spy balloon from launch

While the U.S. border crisis focuses on the southern border, migrants are also crossing through its northern border at record highs.

Northern border migrant crossings reach record high

A Yale research team said Russia is operating a network to relocate and reeducate thousands of Ukrainian children.

Report: Russia deports Ukrainian children to reeducation camps

A string of apparent suicides and deadly accidents among Russian businessmen and high-ranking officials is raising questions and concerns. Vyacheslav Taran, Vladimir Makarov, Andrey Krukovsky (pictures left to right)

Russian senior officials and businessmen keep dying

The Biden administration wants to see at least half a million electric vehicle chargers on U.S. roads by 2030.

Morning rundown: New EV charging initiatives; MSU victims identified

Despite all the sanctions on Russia because of the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin is still making billions in military arms sales to India.

Russia helps fund war in Ukraine through arms sales to India

The U.S. has denied Ukraine's request for long-range missiles. Officials said there aren't enough missiles in the stockpile to share.

US denies Ukraine’s request for long-range missiles

Russia launched its Spring offensive, and Russian troops are paying a heavy price in the Eastern part of Ukraine where fighting is fiercest.

Russian troop loss in Ukraine highest since start of war

Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley has announced that she is running for president, seeking the Republican nomination.

Morning rundown: Haley running for president; mass shooting at MSU

Video surfaced Monday which reportedly shows the execution of a Wagner mercenary fighting in Ukraine for Russia.

Russia executes another Wagner mercenary fighting in Ukraine

India's government has withdrawn its appeal to celebrate Valentine's Day as "Cow Hug Day" to promote Hindu values.

India forgoes ‘Cow Hug Day’ as a Valentine’s Day replacement

Protests break out in France and Spain over retirement reform, health care