Canada is hitting several more of Vladimir Putin’s top political lieutenants with sanctions, including former president Dmitry Medvedev.

Russia has begun to use less precise artillery which has hit civilian infrastructure more often. Here’s what you need to know.

Near the Medyka border crossing in Poland, harrowing tales include extra obstacles faced by foreigners from India and Africa.

Meanwhile, Adidas AG said Tuesday that it’s immediately suspending its partnership with the Russian Football Union.

The invasion of Ukraine recalls the Soviet tanks rolling into Prague in 1968 — but the differences say a lot about Putin’s goals, and their prospects, Paul Wilson writes.

CEO Nicolas Marcoux acknowledged that the actions could hurt PwC’s reputation and said some employees were fired over the roles they played.

In his own secret recordings, Mitch Dubros told one person he could “sling hearsay that will taint all of your professional careers.”

Jax, Anaya killed by careening Mercedes that struck them in 2021

U.S. President Joe Biden drew standing ovations in support of Ukraine, but faced a tougher crowd as he sought to revive his party’s domestic agenda.

In a lengthy ruling, Justice Alex Pazaratz refers to several discredited sources of anti-vax misinformation as “actually more informative and more thought-provoking” than those filed by a Hamilton father who is seeking to vaccinate his children.

A ‘viager’ deal could be the answer to keeping older adults at home with expensive private care they need.

Meanwhile, Mayor Eric Adams rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange today to restore a sense of normalcy.