Russian President Vladimir Putin may be open to a cease-fire in his war with Ukraine, so long as the country could still declare victory, a new report by the New York Times found. Putin, still confident in his forces, said that Russia’s goals have not changed. In his annual year-end press conference last week, Putin...
The stalling of aid to Ukraine will most likely be the focus of this week’s Sunday shows. The Senate adjourned Wednesday without a deal on Ukraine funding at the end of a historically unproductive legislative session. GOP senators said earlier this week that there was not a possibility that a deal would happen before Christmas....
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