Russia agrees to cease fire in Ukraine after Trump-Pudin calls – state

Russia agrees to cease fire in Ukraine after Trump-Pudin calls – state

Describe the article font size Increase article font size Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on Tuesday a proposal from U.S. President Donald Trump to stop fighting each other's energy infrastructure for 30 days and issue corresponding orders to the Russian military. “The leaders will begin with the energy and infrastructure ceasefire, as well as technical…

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Ukraine, the United States signs economic agreement Trump seeks as a return on war support – state

Ukraine, the United States signs economic agreement Trump seeks as a return on war support – state

The United States and Ukraine announced Wednesday that Ukraine announced an economic deal to compensate Washington for billions of military and economic aid to help Ukraine fight back the Russian invasion after a week-long press conference by U.S. President Donald Trump in Ukraine. “This partnership allows the United States to invest with Ukraine, unleash Ukraine's…

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Several people were stabbed at a German train station. Authorities say the female suspect was arrested.

Several people were stabbed at a German train station. Authorities say the female suspect was arrested.

Authorities said several people were injured, some in life-threatening states, authorities said, in the stabbing attack on the busy central railway station in the German city of Hamburg on Friday. Police said a 39-year-old woman, a German national, was arrested at the scene without causing resistance and they believed she was acting alone after watching…

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Tom Thibodeau

Tom Thibodeau

The coach denied that this had happened just minutes after the New York Post reported that Mikal Bridges told his coach Tom Thibodeau gave the Knicks fewer starters. “Well, we've never talked about that,” Thibodor told the media. “Facts are facts.” He went on to explain the longer game for the Wing player, with people…

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As immigration protests continue

As immigration protests continue

On another night in downtown Los Angeles, hundreds of Marines are expected to remain vigilant in Los Angeles on Tuesday, resulting in arrests and theft of a few businesses. Although California officials insist that there is no need to help, tensions between authorities and protesters are actually being escalated, and 700 active-duty U.S. Marines are…

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