Three Democratic senators have written a letter to Ukraine's prosecutor general to "express great concern" over reports that Ukrainian officials had looked to potentially hinder special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
A $150,000 payment to President Donald Trump's foundation in 2015 by a Ukrainian billionaire is being examined by special counsel Robert Mueller's team, The New York Times reported Monday, citing three people briefed on the matter.
New charges were filed late Friday against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort in the special counsel investigation.
The US Navy is ramping up its presence in the Black Sea as part of a bid to counter Russia's increased presence there, a US military official tells CNN.
The White House lambasted Russia in a statement Thursday for "the most destructive and costly cyber-attack in history" and said it "will be met with international consequences."
Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists have begun a prisoner exchange in eastern Ukraine, according to reports Wednesday from multiple Russian news outlets.
In the space of a week, the Trump administration has named Russia a "rival power," sanctioned a close Putin ally, and decided to give Ukraine anti-tank weapons to help in its fight against Moscow-backed militias.
The US is going to provide anti-tank weapons to Ukraine, a senior State Department official told CNN.
The Trump administration is now allowing the export of arms to Ukraine, marking a potentially significant turn against Russia.
The judge handling two men who've pleaded not guilty in the Russia probe expressed frustration with their efforts to change their bail and continue working as political consultants in an hour-long hearing Monday.
The United States will maintain sanctions against Russia until it returns full control of Crimea to Ukraine, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Thursday.
More than 24,000 people have been evacuated in central Ukraine after a military ammunition depot exploded late Tuesday, according to The Associated Press and Reuters.
Trips to the water park, dentist or doctor are parts of everyday life in the United States of America, but for a visiting group of Ukrainian children it can be the start of a new life.
The news of the crash of a Malaysia Airlines flight in the Ukraine was alarming to a group visiting Madison from the region.
Russia seems to have annexed, or to be more accurate, re-annexed the Crimean portion of Ukraine, and the blame game is now in full force.
For Tetyana Schneider, what's happening in Ukraine is not just a conflict between two governments. It is a conflict that places her family and friends on a potential battlefield.
