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5 Key Moments From Biden's State of the Union
The president insisted the U.S. military "will not engage in the conflict" in Ukraine.
By Emma Specter
The Word ‘Civilized’ Has No Place in Ukraine Coverage
Some people seem to find it unthinkable that Europeans could be subject to war.
By Zeb Larson
African and Indian Students Are Struggling to Get Out of Ukraine
“All who flee a conflict situation have the same right to safe passage.”
By Lex McMenamin
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PHOTOS: World Watches as Russia Invades Ukraine
Protests broke out in dozens of cities.
By Teen Vogue Staff
What It Feels Like to Watch Bombs Fall on Your Childhood City
On Instagram, I see my friends hiding in shelters.
By Stacia Datskovska
4 Key Takeaways From Biden’s Address on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
“We have no intention of fighting Russia,” Biden said.
By Emma Specter
Young Ukrainians Living in the U.S. Feel Powerless
“I don’t know how anybody can go on as normal when there’s war.”
By Fortesa Latifi
Russia Launched an Invasion of Ukraine Overnight
Major cities were hit with shells as civilians fled the conflict.
By Lex McMenamin
A Former Trump Official’s Book Could Reshape the Impeachment Trial
A manuscript and potential testimony from John Bolton could alter the entire impeachment landscape.
By Lucy Diavolo
It’s No Surprise That a Student Journalist Broke a Major Trump-Ukraine Story
Student journalists made national headlines time and time again over the past year.
By S. Baum
How Exactly Did We Get to an Impeachment Inquiry?
Short answer: a call with Ukraine involving Joe Biden and a lot of White House back-and-forth.
By Emily Bloch
Two of Trump’s Cabinet Members Have Spoken Out About Russia's Actions in the Ukraine
UN Ambassador Nikki Haley and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, specifically.
By Emma Sarran Webster