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On Wednesday’s edition of CNN’s “The Situation Room,” chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward tore down the Russian government’s claim that the maternity hospital they are accused of bombing in Mariupol, Ukraine was a military site — something Russian officials maintain

Two modest rooms in New York City are the first places in the United States where local officials are allowing illicit drug use to make it less deadly.

Vera Lytovchenko has become an internet icon of resilience as images of the accomplished violinist playing in a basement bomb shelter in the besieged Ukrainian city of Kharkiv have inspired an international audience via social media.

Vera Lytovchenko has become an internet icon of resilience as images of the accomplished violinist playing in a basement bomb shelter in the besieged Ukrainian city of Kharkiv have inspired an international audience via social media.

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Russian bombing on Wednesday struck a maternity hospital, sending patients and new and expectant mothers fleeing. The attack came as Russia increased strikes against civilian targets and as evacuations from Ukraine became more desperate. More than two million Ukrainians have

Nearly two weeks into Russia’s onslaught against Ukraine, President Zelensky continues to press the West for additional logistical and military aid. Oksana Markarova, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States, joins Judy Woodruff to discuss the latest developments in Ukraine and

The war in Ukraine is the making of one man: Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. He is now in his third decade of ruling Russia, time often marked by cooperation with the West, but more often by antagonism and confrontation. Lisa

Ukraine gets much of its electricity from nuclear power, but a series of Russian attacks near nuclear plants over the last two weeks are elevating fears of potential accidents and what they could trigger. John Yang reports on the latest