Author: Ella Lee, USA TODAY

Ukraine’s Amnesty International chapter head quits over report; Russia and Ukraine blame each other for nuclear plant attack and more Ukraine news.

Well-known for his illiberal populist rhetoric and policy, Hungarian President Viktor Orbán’s CPAC speech is titled “How We Fight.”

Biden, 79, tested positive for the virus on Thursday. His doctor said Saturday that his symptoms “continue to improve.”

A new California law targets “ghost guns,” largely untraceable guns without serial numbers that don’t require typical background checks for purchase.

Though Thursday’s hearing was the last scheduled public inquisition this summer, the panel will hold additional hearings this fall due to new evidence.

Progressive Democrats and activists are calling on the Biden administration to apply a novel, though legally risky, solution to Roe’s repeal.

Some 323 children were killed and 583 injured since Russia’s war in Ukraine began, with most casualties occurring in the Donetsk and Kharkiv regions.

President Joe Biden said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy “didn’t want to hear it” when U.S. intelligence said Russia would invade.

Russian forces have made slow but persistent advances as they bombarded and sought to encircle both Lysychansk and Sievierodonetsk.