Topic: Nazi Germany

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told a summit of 50 European leaders north of Oxford, England, that Russian aggression against his country had failed in its goal to divide and rule.

The United States has foiled a Russian propaganda campaign of nearly 1,000 artificial intelligence-enhanced accounts promoting pro-Kremlin messaging on the X social media platform, prosecutors said.

Calling D-Day a "crusade" to liberate Western Europe from Nazi Germany, President Joe Biden told people attending the 80th recognition of the storming of Normandy on Thursday that their sacrifice is still felt today.

Eighty years ago, Allied forces invaded the shores of Normandy, France, in what became world renown as D-Day, a phenomenal military undertaking that set the stage for liberating Europe from tyranny.

The White House says the vice president on June 15 will be in Switzerland to take part in the Summit on Peace in Ukraine.

A 20-year-old Indian national with permanent U.S. residency pleaded guilty Monday to crashing a U-Haul truck into metal barriers protecting the White House nearly a year ago.

Russia's Victory Day celebration marking the 79th anniversary of its defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II kicked off Thursday with a scaled-back version of the traditional military parade in Moscow's Red Square.

Kim Ki Nam, the North Korean official who oversaw the isolated regime's propaganda efforts and helped shape the cult of personality around the ruling Kim family dynasty, died at age 94, state media reported Wednesday.

The Middle East is facing the real danger of a "devastating full-scale conflict," United Nations head Antonio Guterres warned Sunday night as he called for restraint following Iran's attack on Israel.

On March 12, 2019, dozens of parents and college officials -- including actors Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman -- were charged in a college admissions scandal in which parents paid bribes to help their children get into college.