Author: Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY

The UK’s Boris Johnson survived a rebellion from his own party triggered in part by revelations of drunken Downing Street parties held in violation of COVID-19 lockdown rules.

A Hollywood actor found an abandoned 50,000-square-foot estate in England where his 14th great-grandfather was born. Now’s he’s trying to save it.

Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked war in Ukraine has fueled speculation he’s prepared to break a decades-old taboo on using nuclear weapons.

The White House believes Russia will attack Ukraine in the coming days and use a fabricated pretext to justify an invasion.

A senior administration official said Russia has added up to 7,000 troops along Ukrainian border recently, in contrast to a claim it is pulling back.

Zelenskyy is appealing for calm even as the U.S. says Russia could invade Ukraine soon, with Putin amassing 130,000 Russian troops on the border.

As their political leaders try to avert a war, Russian and Ukrainian athletes at the Winter Games keep their distance and are told to say little.

The movement that fights sexual harassment flickers in and out of sight in China, just like tennis star Peng Shuai after she retracted a sexual assault claim against a senior Chinese official.