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Putin: Force 'Justified'

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned during a live televised Q&A on Thursday that he would send troops to protect the people of eastern Ukraine and that Kiev gave him just the visuals he needed to revive his faltering narrative about civilians under threat

Obama: 'We Don't Need a War' With Russia

Putin Tells Snowden Russia Doesn't Collect Citizens' Data

Korea Searches for Answers

The Sewol's sinking is being called one of South Korea's worst peacetime disasters as survivors question why they weren't quickly evacuated

Wisconsin Passes Custody Law

Wisconsin has passed a first-in-the-nation law that prevents parents from handing over custody of their adopted children without judicial approval

Orange Is the New Trailer

Crazy Eyes, Tastee, Red and more of your favorite characters from Netflix's Orange Is the New Black are still behind bars in the show's second season, per a new trailer released on Thursday. All 13 episodes will be freed on June 6

Shinzo Abe Talks to TIME on Patriotism, WWII & More

Japan's Prime Minister spoke to TIME's Managing Editor Nancy Gibbs and East Asia Correspondent Hannah Beech on a wide range of topics, from his country's relationships with the U.S. and China to the lessons he took from his own family's political past

Fast Food Favorites Cook Up a Breakfast War

It's not just Taco Bell and McDonald's who are duking it out to win over America's early diners. Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Jack in the Box, Hardee's and Carl's Jr. have all stepped up to the plate recently with new marketing campaigns or menu items

Alleged Heartbleed Hacker Arrested in Canada

Authorities in Canada have made what appears to be the first arrest related to the Heartbleed encryption bug that pushed millions of people to change their passwords, taking a teenager into custody this week for allegedly hacking into the country's tax agency website

Portland to Flush Tank After Teen Pees in Reservoir

The city plans to dump 38 million gallons of water after authorities say a 19-year-old urinated in a large, uncovered reservoir during an early morning jaunt with two other friends, even though the contamination likely poses little risk

Justin Bieber Leads TIME 100 Poll

Canadian singer Justin Bieber holds first place in TIME's reader poll for the year's most influential people, followed closely by Lady Gaga and Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's former Army chief who is now running for the presidency

Highway to Health: Sick AC/DC Guitarist on Hiatus

The legendary rock group announced this week that its longtime guitarist Malcolm Young, 61, is taking some time off due to concerns over an illness, but his remaining veteran bandmates plan to keep making music in his absence

Biden Starts Instagramming With Presidential Selfie

Eleven hours after opening the Instagram account @vp, Vice President Joe Biden uploaded a snap featuring President Barack Obama with the caption "Found a friend to join me." He really couldn’t have featured a more prominent guest star

Kerry: Sanctions on Russia Will Affect U.S. Too

Secretary of State John Kerry warns that with U.S. giants like ExxonMobil and Coca-Cola investing or earning billions of dollars in Russia, imposing sanctions on Russian banking, energy, mining, arms and other industries will affect the American economy