Ukraine War News and Blog Posts

The first important ingredient for unanimity is a villain, and American public opinion has turned overwhelmingly against Vladimir Putin.

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, so do questions about how the U.S. and other world powers may get involved.

While accusations of “propaganda” are nothing new in American media, such accusations have taken on a new life since Russia began moving troops to the Ukrainian border.

Let’s remember a few reasons why people fight for their rights, and why we should, too.

For the first few weeks of the war, rooting for Ukraine was painless for most Americans. But it’s about to get a lot more difficult.

Already-high energy costs in the U.S. are rising more as the global economy responds to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The violence in Ukraine is providing CNN the chance to reaffirm itself as a reliable news source.

The first casualty of war, says historian Ronald Suny, is not just the truth. Often, he says, “it is what is left out.”

Russia is bombing civilian areas and trying to overtake major Ukrainian cities, but is being met with resistance and heavy sanctions.

What role will NATO play in the 21st century amid a new war in Europe?