Moscow sends medical supplies to New York from a government entity under Washington sanctions; Trump lauds 'very nice offer' as State Department says shipment bought at discount

Denis Protsenko's infection comes a week after encounter with leader in Moscow; doctor says he's feeling 'quite well,' as Kremlin says Putin's health is fine

Russian Constitutional Court to rule on whether to approve the law, which would reset president's constitutional limit on terms in power; public then votes

Lawmaker revered in Russia as the first woman to fly in space proposes either scrapping two-term limit for presidents or resetting the clock so his four terms wouldn't count

Agreement sees end to hostilities beginning at midnight along existing battle lines, as well as joint patrols to stem bloodshed in war-torn Idlib province

Move comes after Russian president submitted for parliamentary vote far-reaching reforms many say are aimed at tightening his grip on power

NATO and UN urge deescalation after dozens of Turkish troops killed in airstrike; nearly 1 million flee Idlib violence, hundreds skirmish with Greek police at border

Russian president doesn't elaborate on reasons he rejected offer during trip to war zone in early 2000s

'There were no external attempts to influence or exert pressure on Yad Vashem,' says a spokesman, though 'regrettably there were a few historical inaccuracies'

Public statement from freed backpacker's mother comes after her daughter's Facebook post didn't mention PM, whose office denies reprimand