Senior Biden administration officials told lawmakers this past week that they believed the Russian military had assembled 70% of the forces it would need to mount a full invasion of Ukraine, painting the most ominous picture yet of the options that Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, has created for himself in recent weeks.

US warns of grim toll if Putin pursues full invasion of Ukraine

Washington has announced having evidence of a Russian plan to fake a Ukrainian attack as the plan will help Moscow justify the invasion of its neighbor. The claim from the US came as Russia accused Washington of escalating tensions.

United States claims Russia plotted to film fake attack to justify invading Ukraine

Soon, the southwest border of the United States could be guarded by four-legged headless robotic dogs, sniffing out smugglers and catching undocumented immigrants.

US may soon deploy hi-tech robot patrol dogs to guard borders

United States has said that it is in touch with India and is keeping it updated on the situation that is unfolding at the Ukrainian border. The US state department has further added that Washington's relationship with New Delhi stands on its own despite the crisis in Ukraine.

United States in touch with India over Russia-Ukraine crisis

Russia-Ukraine tensions: In the latest, Washington has said that it is willing to discuss inspection of two of its NATO bases, this on the issue of the alleged deployment of the Tomahawk intermediate-range cruise missiles in Poland and Romania by the NATO alliance.

United States offer inspection of NATO bases

Fifteen days after Election Day in 2020, James R. Troupis, a lawyer for the Trump campaign in Wisconsin, received a memo setting out what became the rationale for an audacious strategy: to put in place alternate slates of electors in states where President Donald Trump was trying to overturn his loss.

Memos show roots of Trump’s focus on Jan. 6 and alternate electors

In the wake of North Korea's record-breaking missile tests the UN security council has been requested to hold an emergency meeting. The United States supported by Britain and France has requested a meeting on the same.

United States urges emergency UNSC meet on North Korea

Jeff Zucker resigned Wednesday as president of CNN and chair of WarnerMedia’s news and sports division, writing in a memo that he had failed to disclose to the company a romantic relationship with another senior executive at CNN.

Jeff Zucker exits CNN after relationship with senior executive

A union representing major US passengers and cargo carriers will tell US lawmakers tomorrow that it will likely take years to permanently address airplane interference issues which have been caused by deployment of 5g wireless connections.

US airline group warns on 5G interference

The United States has called on the Taliban to release an American civil engineer abducted in Afghanistan two years ago. Mark Frerichs, a 59-year-old US Navy veteran, was kidnapped in early 2020 and passed on to the dreaded Haqqani Network a month before Washington signed the true pull-out deal in Doha.

United States president Joe Biden demands release of Mark Frerichs

The major winter storm that ripped through much of the US east coast over the weekend has now prompted cancellation of another 1400 US flights on Sunday. The storm which brought in hurricane-force winds and heaps of snow to the region caused major transport problems across the eastern states.

United States snowstorm: New York, Boston receive heavy rainfall, more than 1,400 flights cancelled

A woman in the United States has been charged with providing material support to a foreign terrorist group as she is accused of leading an all-female Islamic State battalion in Syria.

US woman charged with aiding Islamic State, she was allegedly planning attacks

Alisia Adamson Profit, a Black woman who has practiced law for more than a dozen years in central Florida, walked into a courtroom one morning in June for a pretrial hearing, just as she had done countless times.

Black women in law feel pride and frustration ahead of court nominee

After US government ramped up trillions of dollars in covid-19 relief, economy has notched its strongest growth in nearly four decades in 2021. It is also seen that forging ahead despite the crisis from the pandemic.

US economy's strongest growth in 40 years

After months of heightened tensions, both US and Russia are focusing on dialogue and diplomacy after the US responded to Russia's security demands. Moscow said it was clear that US wasn't ready to address main security concerns in their standoff over Ukraine.

US offers 'diplomatic path' to Russia-Ukraine tensions | Latest English News | WION News

As the standoff between Ukraine, Russia and the West continues, US president Joe Biden spoke to Ukrainian counterpart and pledged support, president Biden reaffirmed the readiness of the United States along with its allies to respond decisively if Russia further invades Ukraine.

United States pledges 'Nothing about Ukraine, without Ukraine,'

When Jeffrey Epstein died, he left behind an estate with an estimated value of $600 million. There were vast financial holdings, a private jet and palatial properties including an island hideaway, a grand Manhattan mansion and a 7,600-acre New Mexico ranch.

Where is Jeffrey Epstein’s money going?

US responses fail to address Russia's main security concerns, says Sergey Lavrov

Kyiv called for swift action on Monday to ward off Moscow's threat of invasion, saying that a Russian military operation could be launched "in the blink of an eye".

Ukraine urges swift action, says Russian military operation could be launched 'in the blink of an eye'

Ahead of the crucial talks over the current Ukraine situation on Monday (January 10), Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov sat for a working dinner with the United States delegation led by US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman in Geneva on Sunday.

Ukraine crisis: Russia says preliminary talks with US in Geneva 'complex but businesslike'

A senior United States administration official on Saturday (January 8) said that Washington is ready to discuss the missile systems, military exercises, Ukraine tensions with Russia.

US ready to talk missiles and military exercises in Ukraine with Russia: Official

A man in Texas named Zachary Taylor Blood has admitted that he was trying to smuggle two people into the United States in a coffin, as per the US Department of Justice's Southern District of Texas.

A man in Texas admits he was trying to smuggle migrants to US in coffin draped in American flag

The United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday (January 25) said that he will think about imposing personal sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin if he invades Ukraine.

Ukraine crisis: Joe Biden's rare sanction threat to Vladimir Putin; Russian media's narrative is different

As tensions continue to rise between Russia and Ukraine, the first shipment of assistance sent by the United States to Ukraine arrived in Kyiv, the US Embassy informed on Saturday (January 22).

First part of US defence aid arrives in Ukraine; Germany will not supply weapons to Kyiv for now

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