Vice President JD Vance put Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on notice, rattled the confidence of century-old allies in Western Europe during his first foreign trip, decamped to Capitol Hill to help in delicate budget talks and delivered a spirited defense of the Trump administration’s first month to a gathering of conservatives outside the nation’s capital.

Vice President JD Vance cautioned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky against making disparaging comments about President Donald Trump and warned that it would "backfire" on him.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance leads off the Conservative Political Action Conference, with other sessions Thursday set to include discussions of cryptocurrency and Middle East peace, and a panel featuring relatives of hostages being held in Gaza.

The vice president faced ridicule for suggesting that "masculinity" has been under attack. An expert breaks down why his remarks are harmful.

JD Vance was mocked Thursday for offering “cringe” advice to young men he says mainstream U.S. culture now opposes: Crack a beer, tell jokes, and embrace your masculinity. The vice president suggested he and Donald Trump won over the demographic by embracing these things and not telling men what to do or how to think.

Niall Stanage and Stephen Kant discuss VP JD Vance's message for men at the Conservative Political Action Conference.