Brittney Griner Sent To Russian Penal Colony To Serve SentenceGriner's legal team says she has left a detention center for a penal colony — a common type of Russian prison where detainees work for minimal pay.
North Korea Denies U.S. Claims It Sent Artillery Shells To RussiaThe denial follows dozens of weapons tests, including short-range missiles that are likely nuclear-capable and an intercontinental ballistic missile.
Russian Soldiers Reportedly Spread Into Kherson's HomesA resident said Russian soldiers are forcing Ukrainian civilians from their apartments in the Kherson region and moving in themselves.
White House Accuses N. Korea Of Covertly Sending Ammunition To RussiaNational Security Council spokesman John Kirby spoke with Newsy about the allegations and how the U.S. might respond to North Korea's actions.
Former CEO Is Helping Animals Impacted By The War In UkraineNate Mook was the former CEO of World Central Kitchen. Now he is advocating for and taking care of animals stranded by the war in Ukraine.
Russian Court Rejects Griner's Appeal Of 9-Year Prison SentenceThe court ruled Tuesday to uphold WNBA star Brittney Griner's sentence for having cannabis oil vape cartridges in her luggage at a Moscow airport.
Ukraine’s Big Question: Will Russia Fight, Flee Or Flood Kherson?The most pivotal question at this eight-month mark of the war, is whether Russia plans to withdraw from Kherson.
Russia's Defense Chief Warns Of 'Dirty Bomb' ProvocationRussia’s Defense Minister made the allegations in phone calls Sunday with his counterparts from the United States, Britain, France and Turkey.
Russian-Installed Authorities Order Evacuation Of KhersonThe city is the capital of a region of the same name, one of four Russian President Vladimir Putin illegally annexed last month.
As NBA Season Kicks Off, Players Renew Call For Griner's ReleaseNBA players are seizing their spotlight to keep attention on Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner, who is detained in Russia.
Russians Charged In Scheme To Obtain U.S. Military TechSome of the sensitive U.S. military technology was found in Russian weapons found in the battlefield in Ukraine.
Russian Warplane Crashes Near Apartment Building, Killing 14 PeopleA bomber jet came down in the Black Sea port city of Yeysk after one of its engines caught fire during takeoff, Russian officials said.
Air Defense Is A Top Priority For Ukraine As Russia Continues AttacksExplosive-laden suicide drones struck Kyiv Monday morning with weapons possibly from Iran — a partnership John Kirby says is concerning.
Ukrainians' Resilience Persists Despite New Russian BarrageWaves of explosive drones struck Kyiv Monday, as Russia steps up attacks in response to an explosion that damaged a Moscow-built bridge on Oct. 8.
Ukraine: Rockets Strike Mayor's Office In Occupied DonetskRussia has lost ground in recent weeks in its fight against Ukraine, and has turned to missile attacks in retaliation.
11 Russian Troops Slain At Shooting Range As Fighting RagesRussia has lost ground in the nearly seven weeks since Ukraine's armed forces opened their southern counteroffensive.
Russia Orders Evacuation Of Troops From Kherson Amid Ukrainian GainsRussia promised accommodation to Kherson residents who want to evacuate to Russia, a sign of Ukrainian military gains along the war's southern front.
G-7 Leaders Pledge To Support Ukraine For 'As Long As It Takes'The Group of Seven leaders met virtually Tuesday to discuss their long-term commitment to supporting Ukraine and holding Russia accountable.
| AP via Scripps News and Scripps News Staff and Haley Bull
Explosion Damages Bridge To Crimea, Hurts Russia Supply LineThe attack on the bridge comes a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin turned 70 and deals him a humiliating blow.
Multiple Explosions Rock Eastern Ukraine City Of KharkivKharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov said on Telegram that the early-morning explosions were the result of missile strikes in the center of the city.
Ukraine City Takes More Hits As Apartment Attack Deaths RiseA Ukrainian official says the bodies of 530 people have been discovered in recaptured areas of Kharkiv region since Sept. 7.
Biden: Nuclear 'Armageddon' Risk Highest Since 1962 Cuban CrisisU.S. officials for months have warned of the prospect that Russia could use weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine.
Ukraine Presses On With Counteroffensive While Russia Uses DronesAs Ukraine pushes ahead with its counteroffensive, Russia used suicide drones to attack the Ukrainian president's hometown.
Russia Accused Of 'Kidnapping' Head Of Ukraine Nuclear PlantIn a possible attempt to secure Moscow's hold on newly annexed territory, Russian forces seized the head of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant.
U.S. Hits Russia With New Sanctions Over Ukraine, Tensions SoarU.S. officials said they would support any effort by Ukraine to retake the annexed territories by force, setting the stage for further hostilities.
Newsy Tonight Presents: Faces Of The War Part IIThe people of Ukraine share their experiences as fighters, aid workers and victims of Russia's invasion.
| Jason Bellini and Linda Pattillo
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko: Russian War Is Ukrainian 'Genocide'Klitschko discusses the future of the war in Ukraine amid new threats from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
How Mercenaries, Wagner Group Are Shaping Ukraine InvasionMercenaries and private security have been in the spotlight after a viral video showed Russian prisoners being recruited to join war efforts.
| Scripps News Staff and Emily Sen
Moscow-Held Regions Of Ukraine In 'Sham' Vote To Join RussiaElection officials will be bringing ballots to people's homes and setting up makeshift polling stations near residential buildings.
High-Level Russian Intelligence Officers Are Getting Fed Up With PutinA source with knowledge of U.S. intelligence tells Newsy that Russian President Vladimir Putin is more engaged now in the war than ever before.
