WASHINGTON (AP) — Key Republicans and Democrats in Congress have been stalwart supporters of Ukrainian President Volodymyr ...

A tense meeting between US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy exposed divisions over security guarantees and ...

The question hovering over Washington was whether the confrontation was a spontaneous outburst or a planned verbal smack down ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson commented on Sen. Lindsey Graham suggesting that Zelensky might have to resign during an interview ...

The two leaders engaged in a tense war of words at the Oval Office, as Trump accused Zelensky of disrespecting the “United ...

The Trump-Zelenskyy meeting began on a positive note, with both leaders speaking politely and even expressing admiration for ...

The Trump-Zelenskyy meeting on Friday started off cordially, as they spoke politely. But when the Ukrainian leader raised ...

“He’s all dressed up today,” the President growled sarcastically to the waiting press as Zelensky emerged from his limousine.

The question hovering over Washington was whether the Oval Office confrontation was a spontaneous outburst or a planned verbal smack down.

Senator Lindsey Graham urged the Ukrainian leader to resign, while another Republican called the clash a 'bad day for America's foreign policy' An angry White House clash between Ukrainian President ...

Just hours before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stepped into the Oval Office for his infamous meeting with President Donald Trump, he received a blunt warning from a US Senator.

The majority of Republicans say Zelensky was at fault for the spat, but one accused the president of "embracing Putin".