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    Giuliani Plans Trip to Kiev to ‘Meddle’ in Trump-Friendly Probes
    May10

    Giuliani Plans Trip to Kiev to ‘Meddle’ in Trump-Friendly Probes

    Regis Duvignau/ReutersPresident Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, says he is heading to Ukraine to meet with the country’s incoming president in the hopes of persuading him to do Trump’s bidding. “It’s not confirmed yet,” Giuliani at The Daily Beast. …read more Source: The Daily...

    Giuliani traveling to Ukraine to push for investigations that could be 'very helpful' to Trump
    May10

    Giuliani traveling to Ukraine to push for investigations that could be 'very helpful' to Trump

    President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani says he plans to travel to Ukraine in the coming days in an attempt to push for investigations that he says could benefit Trump.Giuliani told The New York Times in a Thursday interview that… …read more Source: The...

    Shanahan Finishes His Four-Month Audition for Defense Secretary
    May10

    Shanahan Finishes His Four-Month Audition for Defense Secretary

    After keeping him in the audition phase for more than four months, the White House finally announced President Donald Trump’s intent to nominate Patrick Shanahan to drop the acting in his secretary-of-defense job title and make it official. He is likely to be confirmed by the Republican-held Senate, which means he will formally take...

    In Ukraine, a funny thing happened on the way to the voting booth . . . | Opinion
    May09

    In Ukraine, a funny thing happened on the way to the voting booth . . . | Opinion

    A funny thing happened on the way to the polling booth in Ukraine. Citizens chose a comedian to be their next president. No joke. Tired of inauthenticity and hypocrisy, exhausted … Click to Continue » …read more Source: Miami...

    Vandals Smash New Monument To Crimean Tatar WWII Victims
    May09

    Vandals Smash New Monument To Crimean Tatar WWII Victims

    Unknown vandals on May 9 desecrated a memorial outside the city of Sevastopol in Ukraine’s Crimea region to Crimean Tatars who died during World War II. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    More of Rudy’s Lawlessness Abroad
    May08

    More of Rudy’s Lawlessness Abroad

    Last week I flagged this stunning and egregious story about Rudy Giuliani, the President’s private lawyer, going abroad to use to use the President’s power to enlist other governments to attack President Trump’s enemies. Giuliani has been globe-trotting like this for two years. In most case, we don’t really know what...

    US, Russia Vie Over the Future of Venezuela
    May08

    US, Russia Vie Over the Future of Venezuela

    The crisis in Venezuela is only getting worse by the week. And with Russian backing, it looks less likely that dictator Nicolas Maduro will step aside. Ana Quintana of The Heritage Foundation explains what’s at stake, and what’s going on. Read our interview, posted below, or listen to it on the podcast: We also cover these stories:...

    Marie Yovanovitch, Ukraine ambassador, recall sparks outrage from Democrats
    May08

    Marie Yovanovitch, Ukraine ambassador, recall sparks outrage from Democrats

    The Trump administration on Tuesday abruptly recalled its ambassador to Ukraine, creating a key diplomatic vacancy abroad and sparking outrage from critics who say the move was a “political hit job” and “completely undeserved.” Although the specific cause of Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch’s dismissal remains unclear,...

    Media Watchdogs ‘Appalled’ By Brutal Attack On Ukrainian Journalist
    May08

    Media Watchdogs ‘Appalled’ By Brutal Attack On Ukrainian Journalist

    International media freedom watchdogs said they were “appalled” by the recent brutal attack on Ukrainian journalist Vadym Komarov, and urged the country’s authorities to do their utmost to ensure that it does not go unpunished. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ revisits nuclear catastrophe with a nod to climate change
    May07

    HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ revisits nuclear catastrophe with a nod to climate change

    A new look into HBO’s upcoming miniseries “Chernobyl” gives us a deep look into the nuclear power plant disaster that rocked the then Soviet Union and continues to impact Ukraine to this day. Director Johan Renck spoke with Carol Hills about why he feels this story needs to be told. …read more Source: Public Radio...