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Exclusive | U.S. to Provide Ukraine With Intelligence for Missile Strikes Deep Inside Russia
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Frank Sinatra once sang that “if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.” Inside Edition covers news all over the world, but these are our favorite stories about our hometown, the Big Apple. | Inside Edition
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Frank Sinatra once sang that “if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.” Inside Edition covers news all over the world, but these are our favorite stories about our hometown, the Big Apple. | Inside Edition
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A factory in Ukraine is pumping out bulletproof vests as the country continues to fight back against the Russian invasion, but these vests aren’t for the men and women on the frontlines. They’re for children. Reports say 238 children have been killed and more than 400 more have been injured since February. | Inside Edition
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A factory in Ukraine is pumping out bulletproof vests as the country continues to fight back against the Russian invasion, but these vests aren’t for the men and women on the frontlines. They’re for children. Reports say 238 children have been killed and more than 400 more have been injured since February. | Inside Edition
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A mine disposal team in Ukraine uses simple garden tools, including a shovel and trowel, to dig up deadly explosives planted by Russian forces. The work is happening in the Kharkiv region. | Inside Edition
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A mine disposal team in Ukraine uses simple garden tools, including a shovel and trowel, to dig up deadly explosives planted by Russian forces. The work is happening in the Kharkiv region. | Inside Edition
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The Voice, Ukrainian Army Edition. | In Ukraine
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In 2016, Inside Edition met one Virginia couple may have had the tidiest home in the country. | Inside Edition
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These are looks inside the world's most notorious prisons. In July of 2025, Inside Edition got a look at 'Alligator Alcatraz,' America's newest prison deep in the heart of the Florida Everglades. In 2016, "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice talked to Les Trent about serving time in a Connecticut prison. In 2024, Sean Diddy Combs spent his first night behind bars inside a facility some called "hell on earth." Inside Edition Digital's Andrea Swindall has more. | Inside Edition
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Vladamir Putin is reported to have grown increasingly paranoid as the war in Ukraine escalates, and is said to fear betrayal from his closest associates and staff. Last month, he replaced his entire personal staff of 1,000 people who cater to his every need. Poison has been used in several Russian assassination attempts, and as a former KGB agent, Putin knows it can be done. | Inside Edition
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People in Lviv, Ukraine, put out 109 empty strollers in a city square this week. Some of the strollers had teddy bears. Each of the empty prams represents a child killed in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. | Inside Edition
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From the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, Russian military vehicles have been seen marked with the letter Z. It’s believed to be Russian shorthand for “victory” and is being called “the new swastika” by critics around the world. In Russia, Vladimir Putin's propaganda machine is operating at full speed. Russians are adopting the “Z” as a symbol of national pride, and it can be seen on cars and vans in Moscow. Meanwhile, all independent and international media has been shut down in Russia. |
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The Kremlin is deploying a new weapon in the war on Ukraine — deepfake videos. One such video claimed to depict President Zelenskyy telling his soldiers to “surrender” and “give up your arms,” but no one was fooled by such an obvious fake. Zelenskyy responded quickly to the deepfake, telling his people there will be "no surrender." Meanwhile, food shortages at Russian grocery stores are leading to fights, as Western sanctions against the country make basic necessities hard to come by. | Inside E
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Ukraine's President Zelenskyy is back at the White House and this time he wore a suit. On his last infamous visit, Zelenskyy was called out for wearing his signature informal attire. Monday, that same journalist who called him out apologized. Then, Zelenskyy delivered this zinger: "and you are in the same suit." According to one report, Zelenskyy was asked by the White House to wear a suit. Zelenskyy was accompanied by leaders from across Europe. | Inside Edition
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Martha Raddatz reports on how sanctions from around the globe are locking out Russian citizens, leaving many with no money and no way out of the country, and how residents are reacting to the invasion in Ukraine. Stream the full #ABC2020 special edition - this weekend on Hulu: https://abcn.ws/3DlnzKm. Live Updates: http://abcn.ws/3sApo3O. | ABC 20/20
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Cesarina Johnson heard a buzz outside her window and started recording the Amazon delivery drone. The drone crashed into her apartment building in Richardson, Texas. Johnson spoke with Inside Edition. The drone was Amazon's new Prime Air drone. It weighs 80 pounds. The drone is equipped with cameras and promises fast same-day delivery. Amazon says they apologize for any inconvenience and that they are investigating this incident. | Inside Edition
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These two have been on a long journey together. Yana Zelieva, 17, fled Ukraine with her mom and refused to leave behind her cat, Zaika. Yana, from Kyiv, says when she got the call from her mother that it was time to leave, Zaika was the first thing she packed. Provisions were further down her list of priorities as they headed to another city, but the attacks would follow them and they made their way to the Polish border. | Inside Edition
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Former U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema is accused of having an affair with her married bodyguard, 39-year-old Matthew Ammel. Ammel's estranged wife is suing Sinema for alienation of affection under the so-called Homewrecker Law. The wife's attorney tells Inside Edition that Sinema "enticed Mr. Ammel with lavish trips, concerts and exorbitant salary and psychedelic drugs." The bodyguard and wife have three children. Sinema did not respond to Inside Edition's request for comment. | Inside Edition
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President Donald Trump lashed out at CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins as she peppered him with uncomfortable questions about Jeffrey Epstein. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen you smile,” Trump said. Even when the press conference was over, he didn’t let it go. The blow-up has sparked plenty of reaction Wednesday. On her CNN show Tuesday night, Collins told her audience the Epstein scandal is nothing to smile about. | Inside Edition
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Police were told that an intruder stabbed Christine Banfield to death and her husband, Brendan Banfield shot the intruder dead. The family's au pair initially told police she saw the killer repeatedly stab 37-year-old Christine, but Wednesday, the au pair testified that story was a lie, and she was part of a plot to kill the wife. Authorities learned that Brendan and the au pair from Brazil were lovers. The au pair has pled guilty to manslaughter and is the star witness against Brendan. Brendan
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