Despite President Vladimir Putin's promises to review the situation, no one expects that Russia will extradite the accused individuals, so why indict them at all?
New polling shows that the majority of Americans now believe Russia interfered in the last presidential election.
The hackers used spearfishing messages and installed malicious software to spy on users and steal data.
Donald Trump's continued criticism of the political and military alliance has member-states concerned, and could impact the president's first bilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin.
Vladimir Putin has created a non-democratic model that leveraged the failures of previous attempts at democracy in its ascent to dominance.
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A group of Senate Democrats is requesting an investigation into Wendy Teramoto's business ties to the Russian president's billionaire associates.
Campaign employees reportedly used a personal cell phone to facilitate multiple appearances for Stein on RT News.
Reveling in the anniversary of the Bolshevik uprising is a difficult proposition for an authoritarian government.
Natalia Veselnitskaya shared a memo with the prosecutor general months before her June 2016 meeting with Trump Jr.
The U.S. and Russia announced a ceasefire in Syria on Monday—but with Russia's track record in conflict resolution, it is anything but certain.
How to decipher the Russian president’s mystifying statements on global warming.
Opening remarks from world leaders were long on hope and short on details. In this case, that's precisely what we needed.
The leaders of Russia, China, Germany, and the United States offered ambitious initiatives in their speeches at COP21. How optimistic should we be?
In committing to an expanded front against ISIS, France risks having the most to lose, while Russia has the most to gain.
What the Mexican novelist can teach us about the nativist fantasies of Donald Trump.
Over the past five years, Vladimir Putin’s presidential aide has been publishing fiction under an alias. Desperate for answers, commentators are trying hard to find some meaning in all of the madness.
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While the crisis in Crimea might seem anything but rational, when you look at it through the lens of Putin's past actions, it starts to make some sense.
When entertaining dignitaries, cover-ups are always in vogue.
Commentaries published on CNBC.com and the Huffington Post were written by seemingly independent professionals but placed on behalf of the Russian government by its PR firm, Ketchum.
Vladimir Putin wants to use typewriters to avoid an Edward Snowden situation. Could you actually do this?
A sense of entitlement, whether through beauty or brawn, goes hand in clenched fist with anger, a provocative new study suggests.