- Ukraine’s military forces Russian troops east of Kyiv back 55 km from city center
- Trump repeatedly pressed to ‘remove’ Biden, ‘rescind’ 2020 election results, GOP lawmaker says
- Family of man killed by sheriff’s deputy say he was in mental health crisis
- US airline CEOs call on Biden to lift mask mandate on travel
- Kenosha officer accused of kneeling on girl’s neck resigns from school district
Ukraine’s military forces have pushed Russian forces east of Kyiv back 55 kilometers from the city center and Russian troops north of the capital are now “digging in”.
Rep. Mo Brooks spoke to ABC News after Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement.
The family of Irvin Moorer Charley, who was killed by sheriff’s deputies in South Carolina, say he was having a mental health crisis.
The group also called for the president to do away with international pre-departure testing requirements.
An off-duty police officer in Kenosha resigned from his role in the school district amid an investigation into the tactics he used to restrain a 12 year-old girl.
