F. Brinley Bruton

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday granting Russian citizenship to former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.

Analysis: Afghans were promised the U.S. would not abandon their dreams of democracy. But after 20 years and the the loss of thousands of lives, the U.S. lost interest.

Over and over, senior officials expressed concern about the state of America's democracy and called for the outcome of the election to be respected.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he wanted to "give the British people a very simple instruction: You must stay at home."

The Buckingham Palace announcement lays out an arrangement for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to step back from their royal duties.

Two of those aboard the helicopter are believed to be minors.

His late entry presents big hurdles, both in fundraising and in building a campaign organization.

"Our determination to bring justice to those who seek to terrorize our people and destabilize our region cannot be questioned," a presidential spokesman said.

The truck driver — a 25-year-old man from Northern Ireland — has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Salman al-Awda, who has criticized the way the kingdom is governed, is due to stand trial at the anti-terror court Sunday, according to activists.

“I did my best to forget, and now they all want to learn about it,” said Alvan Markle III, 100, a D-Day veteran.