Danielle Ong

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Danielle is a news writer for The International Business Times, covering the latest news on the Russia-Ukraine war and U.S. politics. She has been writing for 5 years and has covered a wide range of local, national and global news stories.

A view shows apartment buildings damaged during Ukraine-Russia conflict in the town of Popasna in the Luhansk region, Ukraine July 14, 2022.

Russia Plans To Bomb Hospital In Occupied Luhansk Then Blame It On Ukraine: Report

The Russian army is planning to attack a hospital ward where civilians are receiving treatment.

The legion created at the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine is part of the corps of international volunteers fighting with the Ukrainian army

US 'Very Impressed' With Ukraine's Accounting Of Military Aid: Sen. King

The United States has so far committed $24.2 billion worth of military assistance to Ukraine.

U.S. President Biden boards Marine One for travel to Kentucky

Trump Appointee To Review Classified Documents Found In Biden's Penn Biden Center Office

The FBI will also allegedly take part in the review of the Biden documents.

Russia lost 89 soldiers in the New Year Ukrainian attack

'Russian Collapse' Due To Civil War, Political Disintegration Expected By 2033: Expert Poll

Nearly 50% of foreign policy experts are anticipating Russia's collapse as a consequence of its invasion of Ukraine.

Rescuers work at an area heavily damaged by a Russian missile strike in Mykolaiv

Russia Strikes Several Residential Areas In Ukraine, Killing And Injuring Civilians

More than 6,900 Ukrainian civilians have now died as a result of Russian missile strikes.

Ukrainian servicemen loading bodies of Russian soldiers

Train Packed With Russian Soldiers' Dead Bodies Arrives In Russia

The train carrying the corpses of Russian servicemen arrived at Russia's Kemerovo Oblast from Rostov-on-Don.

Here's What Twitter's Severance Package Looks Like Under Elon Musk

Elon Musk is obligated to provide former employees a severance package "no less favorable" than the one offered by previous leadership.

Layoffs 2023: 6 Companies Who Announced Job Cuts This New Year

Companies that have recently announced layoffs include Twitter, McDonald's and Amazon.

A view of the destroyed Fabrika shopping mall in the southern city of Kherson on July 20, 2022

Watch: Russia Uses Prohibited Weapons In Weekend Attack On Ukraine City, Sets Neighborhood On Fire

The Russian army used incendiary weapons to target the Ukrainian city of Kherson.

Former president Donald Trump urged Republicans to "close the deal"

Trump Details Plan On Mexico-US Border If Reelected President In 2024

Trump claimed he will order the Department of Defense to deploy special forces to "inflict maximum damage" on cartels crossing the border.

Russian Soldier Forces 4-Year-Old To Perform Oral Sex On Him; More Sexual Crimes Revealed

A UN report also detailed over a dozen cases involving gang rape and sexual assault of Ukrainian civilians by Russian soldiers.

A view of a newspaper and a gas mask hung on a wall at a room in a police station which a Ukrainian serviceman says was used as a torture chamber by Russian soldiers in the town of Izium

Russian Soldiers Would Feed Detained Ukrainians Rotten Food, Water From Toilet

The Russian army only gave Ukrainian detainees 40 seconds to eat their meal, according to a report.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his army was fighting ferocious battles with Russian forces in the eastern region of Donetsk

4,000 Russians Have Sent Requests To Surrender To Ukrainians; 1 Million Visited Site, Contacted Hotline

The "I Want to Live" project was launched by Ukraine in September to allow Russian military personnel to surrender.

Amazon Layoffs: Company To Cut 18,000 Jobs; External Job Placement Support Offered

Amazon employees affected by the layoffs will be informed as early as January 18.

Former US President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, speak to reporters after voting in Palm Beach, Florida

Trump Only 'Fears' Wife Melania, Conway Reveals

Kellyanne Conway said she texted Melania Trump and urged her to talk to her husband amid the Capitol riot.

Ukraine's flag once again decorated the statue of Ukrainian national poet Taras Chevtchenko in the main square

Intelligence Chief Promises 'Victory Of Ukraine' Against Russia This 2023

Ukrainian spy chief Kyrylo Budanov said Ukraine will likely push to liberate its territories from Russian forces in the spring.

Russian President Putin attends a news conference in Moscow

Putin Is Terminally Ill With Cancer, Says Ukraine Spy Chief

Ukrainian intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov said Putin will likely die from cancer after Kyiv wins the war.

A health workers gives a Covid test to a recent arrival into Paris from China

New COVID-19 Variant Mutation Has 'Alarming' Immunity Evasion; Could Cause US Surge

The XBB.1.5 strain of the COVID-19 Omicron variant is over 60 times less likely to be neutralized by antibodies from a previous infection or vaccination.

Russia Has 'No Chance For Success' In Attacking Ukraine From Belarus Border, Soldier Says

A Ukrainian infantry soldier said Russian troops would likely get trapped by the Dnipro River if they launch an attack amid the winter season.

The zero-Covid strategy is personally championed by President Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping Is 'Preparing' China 'For War': Ex-Security Adviser

Former U.S. National Security Adviser Herbert Raymond McMaster urged Washington to take Xi's threats seriously.

Russians 'Brutally Tortured' Ukrainians, Tried To 'Beat Out' Information From Civilians

The recently discovered torture chamber was set up in a private home in the region's Oleksandrivka village.

US President Donald Trump and Hope Hicks, both of whom have tested positive for Covid-19, in a March 2018 file photo

Ex-White House Aides' Angry Texts About Trump Revealed: 'So F***ing Mad'

Former White House aides Julie Radford and Hope Hicks fumed that Trump's actions on Jan. 6 made them 'unemployable.'

Ukrainian servicemen fire a Polish self-propelled howitzer Krab toward Russian positions in Donetsk region

Russian Soldier Released In POW Swap Gets Captured By Ukraine Army Again

The Russian soldier was initially captured by Ukrainian forces in the spring.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Base Killing 400 Soldiers; Kremlin Claims Only 63 Died

The Armed Forces of Ukraine targeted a vocational school in Donetsk.

The Russian pounding also left the city of Kherson and its surrounds without electricity on Saturday night

Ukraine Liberates Another Region From Russian Invasion: Report

The island of Velykyi Potomkin is located between the left and right banks of the Dnipro River.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a news conference in Minsk

Putin Will 'Double Down' On Civilian Attacks In Ukraine Despite 'Severe Shortage' On Supplies: Expert

A retired Air Force colonel suggested that Putin hopes Russia's attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure will cause a stalemate.

Here's How Donald, Melania Trump Celebrated New Year's At Mar-A-Lago

Former President Donald Trump's annual New Year's Eve party was attended by Mar-a-Lago club members and several of his political allies.

Russian missiles battered Ukraine on Thursday, including on the outskirts of the capital Kyiv

Russian Conscripts Expect 'Victory By Springtime' As Putin Claims 'Moral, Historical Rightness'

Russian conscripts believe overcoming the difficulties in the war in Ukraine will bring together "a commonwealth of friendly states" in the Soviet Union.