I am walking around a free Kyiv explaining why Russia has already lost this war. Don't miss.

Night trains are the way you travel around Ukraine. Here's what it's like.

I meet a sweet old granny who lives 2 kilometers from the red line, scratching out a living with her invalid son, and living with the constant threat of violence erupting around her.

Gennadiy Mokhenko is a Ukrainian Pastor living on the front lines with Crimea, and has made it his ministry to adopt the street children in his city. But the increasing threat from Russia has him tired of the talk. And he has a message for those who would take his freedom. "I say NO."

Everyone has heard about the tensions going on between Ukraine and Russia. Let's break down why this is happening.

The UNHCR and other quasi-governmental organizations are facilitating illegal mass migration with US tax dollars under a program desinged to help "the most vulnerable". Also, title 42 is having an effect in the Darien Gap, but for how long? We hear from Todd Bensman of the Center for Immigration Studies.

China is at war with America - pumping enough Fentanyl into our country to kill more than 2.5 billion people. What's being done about it and how is it affecting middle America?

Let's talk about what's going on between Russia and Ukraine. Will I have to go? Hope not.

Today I'm in West Virginia making a report about the crushing Fentanyl overdose crisis that killed more than 100,000 people across the US last year. West Virginia is being hit especially hard.  I interview a social worker, former cop Jimmy Miller about the problem.

I'm in Kentucky reporting on the ongoing cleanup after the giant tornado that all but wiped out the town of Mayfield, KY in December. Also, a migrant family dies on the US Northern border. What happened?