President Donald Trump warned that Russian leader Vladimir Putin was “playing with fire” in a social media post Tuesday, as the US weighs whether to target Moscow with additional sanctions over its long-range missile and drone barrage against Ukraine.

As Washington settled in for a typically sleepy Memorial Day following the passage of Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” in the House, the president fired off one of his trademark furious rants on Truth Social,

Kosovo has lost out on more than 600 million euros of external funding relating to environmental protection and energy projects among others, since the European Union imposed sanctions in 2023, according to a report by the GAP Institute think tank.

Russia's recent actions have tested not just Trump's resolve but also that of his supporters, with the MAGA movement now divided on how to respond.

Trump accuses Putin of "needlessly killing a lot of people" after Russia's massive attacks in Ukraine. Phil Robertson, the bearded patriarch of “Duck Dynasty," dies at 79. And travelers opt for the open road instead of the skies thanks to cheaper gas.

In an update shared via social media on Sunday morning, Zelensky said “nearly 300 attack drones” and “almost 70 missiles of various types” were launched by Russia overnight. At least 12 people have been reported killed.

President Donald Trump slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a dramatic U-turn amid more sickening Russian attacks on Ukraine. Before boarding a plane to Joint Base Andrews in Washington DC Sunday,

It could of course have been pure coincidence that when Vladimir Putin unveiled Russia’s first hypersonic missile to the world, he did so with a simulation of the weapon plummeting into an unnamed peninsula bearing an uncanny resemblance to Florida.