“If we offer a real plan, a real vision, and we deliver on that, then I think we can start to win back the trust of voters who have left us," Rep. Khanna said.

Derrick DeMaria was arrested for allegedly having "stolen property" just minutes after helping individuals move their personal belongings.

“If everybody [in the WTO] did it, and particularly if Europe did it, it would be a big deal," William Reinsch of CSIS told Newsweek.

“We look forward to our client finally having her day in court and being afforded all of her rights in a California court of law," Allred said.

“This is a huge victory," Lee Gelernt, the attorney overseeing the case and deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, told Newsweek.

Humanitarian aid workers stationed in Poland and Romania tell Newsweek about some of the difficulties that have faced Ukrainian refugees.

When Newsweek asked whether the company would end its partnership, it was refused comment and directed to a statement.

“I got three kids 5 and under, so a lot of times when it gets past nine, we're a little tired," said the Republican Florida governor at a press conference.

President Biden said during the State of the Union that "If we are to advance liberty and justice, we need to secure the border and fix the immigration system."

“It always becomes harder and harder for the people who are left behind, and the local economy is also imploding, so everything becomes more difficult," an official from Save the Children told Newsweek.

“Part of an occupation is to win the hearts and minds. (Putin's) not winning the hearts and minds," Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré (ret.) told Newsweek.

“If he goes after the grid, that's going to be a game changer," Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré (ret.) told Newsweek.

“There're a lot of reasons to be concerned about the Ukrainian people generally, but particularly marginalized communities like the LGBTQ+ community," Rep. David Cicilline told Newsweek.

Distracting Europe with internal conflict over supporting Ukrainian refugees could take the focus away from Putin as he looks to offset international pressures.

The Russian-born Ukrainian oligarch is so close with Russian president that he chose Putin as godfather to his daughter.

Nonprofits across the United States are providing humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian people as they face the force of Vladimir Putin's military.

The Texas governor's call for a state agency to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming medical care to their trans children sparked outrage.

The 12 districts that defied the Republican order would see $200 million in funding stripped away.

U.S. officials told Newsweek that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been informed a full Russian invasion involving airstrikes, missiles and ground troops is imminent.

Repairing the city's damaged pipes, which are 50 years old, could cost roughly $50 million for the 300 feet of replacement needed.