NATO chief Mark Rutte warned Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that "we are not going anywhere" after talks between the Russian president and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff failed to reach any agreement. Rutte, speaking at a NATO meeting in Brussels, warned against Russia's "increasingly reckless behavior" as he urged allies to invest at least five percent of their GDP in defense spending. "Putin believes he can outlast us," he said, before pointing to the treaty members' support for Ukraine as proof the Russian leader is "wrong." Rutte also praised President Donald Trump's efforts, calling him "the only one person in the whole world who is able to break the deadlock."...