Pediatric Psychologist Shares Tips On How To Talk To Your Child About The War In Ukraine
The images are scary for anyone, but the war in Ukraine may cause worry and even fear in small children who see or hear about the unrest.
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The images are scary for anyone, but the war in Ukraine may cause worry and even fear in small children who see or hear about the unrest.
A 20-year-old Hallandale Beach woman says she is terrified that the war in Ukraine will take a toll on her extended family living in that country and says her uncle has taken up arms to defend his homeland.
Ukrainians in South Florida continued to gather to ask for help, while those who can are willing to take up arms to defend their country after it was invaded by Russia last week.
Hundreds of Ukrainian supporters gathered at Young Circle Saturday afternoon to protest against the Russian invasion of their country.
Ukraine's top diplomat said Saturday his country's capital "survived another night" under Russian assault, as the president released a video reassuring his nation he was still there.
South Florida residents with family members in Ukraine are holding demonstrations and speaking about the invasion, saying their loved ones are doing their best to survive.
Emotions running high among the Ukranian community in South Florida as their home country comes under attack.
"It's very hard. I'm constantly trying to monitor the situation with the different resources, I'm constantly online right now."
Now that Russia has invaded Ukraine, the aggression may mean higher prices at the grocery store and at the pump.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister said early Thursday morning that Russia had launched a "full-scale invasion," and President Joe Biden accused Vladimir Putin of personally choosing to carry out "a premeditated war that will bring a catastrophic loss of life and human suffering."
Essential supplies are leaving South Florida headed for Poland, just two hours outside of Ukraine.
With President Joe Biden officially calling it an "invasion," and with the economic screws turning, the few who would speak to CBS4 News in Sunny Isles are growing worried.
Tensions remain high between the U.S. and Russia as the diplomatic situation over Ukraine continues to deteriorate.
While Russia and Ukraine are on the brink of war overseas, Russians and Ukrainians in Sunny Isles are all hoping for peace.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is directing a political action committee to return $50,000 he received as a contribution from two South Florida businessmen arrested Wednesday.
A Russian journalist is alive and well, a shock to many after he was reported to be killed.
Another cyberattack swept through parts of the globe this week and has people wondering what's next.
Congress passed a bill that bans moving Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States - something President Barack Obama has been trying to do since he came into office.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is midway through his Europe trip – and the potential presidential candidate is presumably showcasing his foreign policy skills.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin Wednesday morning touching on topics including his expected run for the White House.
Rafael Nadal expects to compete at the Miami Open this week despite turning his left ankle in practice on Monday.
Comedian Robin Williams' death is at the top of the list of Google searches for 2014.
The bags were already packed and the Americans had already checked out of their rooms.
They were expected to be in Barcelona. They hope to finish their trip in Madrid.
Anthony Davis scored 21 points, Kenneth Faried had 15 and the U.S. remained unbeaten at the Basketball World Cup by beating winless New Zealand 98-71 on Tuesday.
