By Laura Collins-Hughes For Raya Bobrinskaya, a hard-nosed newspaper journalist in Vladimir Putin’s Russia, being poisoned is a hazard of the job. She almost expects it to happen to her at some ...

Vanderbilt fans throw goal post into river after beating Alabama The Vanderbilt Commodores beat No.1 Alabama and their fans ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday Russia would not let Ukraine get nuclear weapons, after Ukraine's leader said that since Kyiv had given up its Soviet-era nuclear arms, it must join ...

Vladimir’s strength lies in its moral core ... comes along with some not-so-great fight choreography, Butz and Jensen make it sting in the acting). As Galina, Raya’s daughter who lives ...

A U.S. State Department spokesperson has "great concerns" over a deepening military partnership between North Korea and ...

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A new book’s assertion that Trump may have had as many as seven private phone calls with Putin since leaving the White House ...

Claims of North Korean soldiers in Ukraine remain unconfirmed as the Kremlin denies receiving direct military support from the hermit kingdom.

Vladimir Putin has relieved Anatoly Antonov of his duties as the Russian ambassador to the United States, according to a decree issued Thursday.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday his possible attendance at next month's summit of the Group of 20 leading economies in Brazil would disrupt the important work there, adding that ...