Donald Trump announced an Alaska summit with Vladimir Putin on Aug 15, aiming for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal that may involve "swapping territories."  

Donald Trump announced a highly anticipated summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15, to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal possibly involving territory exchange.  

With Armenia and Azerbaijan, five countries have now publicly endorsed US President Donald Trump for Nobel Peace Prize.

UCLA is the first public university whose federal grants have been targeted by the administration over allegations of civil rights violations related to antisemitism and affirmative action.

“We're horrified by the news out of Emory University and praying for the safety of the entire campus community,” Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said.

The announcement comes hours after the US leader signals Ukraine may have to cede territory to end the war.

This announcement brings an end to weeks of speculation surrounding the venue for the high-level talks.

The two countries in the South Caucasus have signed agreements with each other and the U.S. that will reopen key transportation routes, allowing the U.S. to capitalise on Russia's declining influence in the region.

Critics, including progressive evangelical leader Doug Pagitt, called the endorsement “very disturbing.” 

The inquiry is being conducted under the march-in rights provision of the Bayh-Dole Act.

Trump suggested a possible “territory swap” as part of a deal, raising European fears of sidelining Ukraine

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The United States has brokered a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, ending decades of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh enclave. The agreement, announced on Friday, was hailed by US President Donald Trump as a major diplomatic breakthrough that will strengthen regional stability and open doors for trade and investment.

Emory Point, located adjacent to both Emory University and the CDC’s main campus, is under heightened security.

The Emory University shooter is now dead, and the officer who was shot has also reportedly succumbed to his injuries. 

The exact reason behind Long’s sudden dismissal remains unclear.