Brad Dress from The Hill explains why Ukraine's gamble against Russia risks becoming a blunder.

U.S. charges Hamas leaders with terrorism, Russian missile strike kills more than 50 people and wounds over 200 in Ukrainian city of Poltava, and 87-year-old crossing guard hands out ice cream to kids during heat wave.

Ukrainian president says push into Russia's Kursk region is to create a buffer zone there, The 2024 Democratic National Convention starts today, and where do we stand on shorts at the office.

Hamas says it will not attend new cease-fire talks with Israel, Russia withdraws some forces from Ukraine in response to Kursk invasion, and how much alcohol can you drink a week and still be healthy.

Texas officials spar over Beryl response as power outages persist, NATO accuses China of supplying Russia's attacks on Ukraine, and the best and worst U.S. airlines.

Record flooding inundates northwest Iowa, prompts evacuations, isolates one city, what Trump can't say at a debate, and cancer survivor and world-champion Irish dancer raises money for hospital that saved her life.

U.S. redirects air-defense missile deliveries to Ukraine, millions sweating it out as heat wave nears peak from Midwest to Maine, and why do we get crankier the hotter it gets.

Wildfires grow, heatwave breaks records, President Biden unveils new immigration program offering legal status to 500,000 spouses of U.S. citizens, and why Americans are eating a sunscreen ingredient in frozen pizza.

Hostage rescue operation in Israel, Ukraine's best hope may be a faltering Russian economy, and the four-day workweek is closer than you think.

Donald Trump found guilty on all 34 counts, U.S. allows Ukraine to carry out limited strikes inside Russia with American weapons, and a fifth grader's fundraiser cleared his school of meal debt.

Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Ukraine in show of US solidarity amid Russian attacks, latest on Donald Trump's hush money case, and vet care is becoming harder to find.

Israeli forces step up attacks, at least 11 dead in Mother's Day weekend shootings across the country, and cemeteries get a new lease on life.

Trump trial attorneys spar over legality of hush-money payments, pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses, and more than half of Americans plan to assist their parents financially.

House approves $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, Israeli officials lash out over potential U.S. sanctions on military unit, and TSA screening dog 'Messi' retires from duty.

Massive effort to clear Baltimore bridge collapse is an 'incredibly complex job,' US says it warned Russia about threat before ISIS concert shooting in Moscow, and Pirates' Pitcher to donate $100 to charity for every strikeout this season.

Men charged in Moscow attack, America has a 'trapped in place' economy, and If you're joining a Mega Millions lottery pool, here's how to avoid legal issues.

What to know about the battle over Texas' immigration law, Fed holds rates steady, and a reminder that the March Madness odds prove a perfect bracket is impossible.

Netanyahu says Israel to press on with Rafah assault plan, America's election chiefs are worried AI is coming for them, and It's a terrible time to trade in your car.
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President Joe Biden makes his case for a second term with State of the Union, why cities are rolling back progressive law enforcement policies, and restaurants don't want your party of six.

Navalny family meets with President Biden, 4 charged in transporting suspected Iranian-made weapons, and is it too late to book my spring break trip.

Body of missing Texas girl Audrii Cunningham, 11, found in river, scientists turn to science-fiction to save the planet, and a secret text code can help loved ones in an emergency.

Navalny's body reportedly found with signs of bruising, California again braces for flooding as another wet winter storm hits the state, and what to know about world cruises.

Prosecutor Fani Willis defends herself in dramatic hearing, dispute involving juvenile suspects led to Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting, and smart tech tips.

Republican infighting stalls spending bills, Presidents Biden and Zelensky urge U.N. members to stand up against Russian aggression, and exercising in the morning may be best for weight loss.