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White House Confirms Kellogg to Leave Ukraine Envoy Post in January

No successor or Senate-confirmed ambassador is in place, raising uncertainty for U.S. engagement.

Ukraine Processes 50 People Deported From the U.S. via Poland

Ukraine Confirms 50 Citizens Deported From U.S. Returned Through Shehyni, Including 5 Women

U.S. Prepares Deportations of Dozens of Ukrainians as Earliest Removal Set for Nov. 17

Alvarez & Marsal Named Investment Adviser to U.S.–Ukraine Reconstruction Fund

JD Vance Emerges as GOP’s MAGA Heir in Insider Reporting, With 2028 Doubts Looming

Trump Says He’s Not Considering Tomahawks for Ukraine After Pentagon Clears Transfer

American Rheinmetall Wins $31 Million Deal to Set Up Poland-Based Bradley Repair Hubs for Ukraine

Hegseth’s Tie at Trump–Zelensky Meeting Fuels Optics Fight Over a Russia Signal

Zelensky Courts U.S. Defense and Energy Firms in Washington for Air-Defense Support, Joint Production

U.S., Ukraine Advance Reconstruction Fund as Treasury Vows to Intensify G7 Pressure on Russia

Ceasefire Deal Poised to Free Hostages as U.S. Shutdown Triggers Thousands of Layoff Notices

Trump Says He Has Taken Decision on Tomahawks for Ukraine, Seeks Assurances on Their Use

Trump Signals Conditional Tomahawk Decision for Ukraine as Russia Moves to Exit Plutonium Pact

CIA Declassifies 2016 Record Showing Biden Team Sought to Halt Ukraine Intel Report

U.S. and Ukraine Seed Reconstruction Fund With $150 Million, Launch Operations

Grassley Releases Declassified FBI Informant Files Alleging New Burisma Bribery Claims

U.S. Approves 3,350 Extended-Range Air-Launched Munitions for Ukraine

White House Debuts Official TikTok Account With Weeks Left Before Divest‑or‑Ban Deadline

Zelensky Gifts Trump Wounded Ukrainian Officer’s Putter in Washington