Philadelphia high schoolers are helping some of Ukraine's youngest refugees feel at home in the United States.

Dozens gathered Saturday in the cold and rain to rally their support for the war-torn Eastern European country.

About 60 Ukrainian refugees sat in rapt attention asking their congressman a simple question: "Can we stay?" Republican Michael Baumgartner was not able to give them a simple response. "I hope so," he ...

Ukrainian refugees Aleks Gladushko and his family have made a home in Orange, but fear their time in the U.S. may be running ...

After fleeing Ukraine in 2022, Maryna Flehontova has adjusted to life in the U.S. but remains uncertain about her future and ...

Many Ukrainians who have lived and worked in the UK for nearly three years face uncertainty over a complex visa extension process which leaves them struggling to prove their right to work and secure h ...

If Alina Volovod, a seventh grader at Great River Christian School in Burlington, and her mother Larysa were forced to return ...

The Trump administration is reportedly considering revoking humanitarian parole for Ukrainians as soon as April. 'Anxiety ...

More than 240,000 Ukrainian refugees have sought safety in the United States due to the war. However, the future of temporary ...

Shamota’s mother spoke out publicly against Russian ... to go in front of the cameras and assert his support for the Ukrainian refugee community. I think that’s really an important message ...