Social media shares and "likes" land Russians in prison
Criticizing the government on social media can be a risky proposition in Russia, activists say
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Criticizing the government on social media can be a risky proposition in Russia, activists say
State tv says 14 athletes, including 10 medalists, tested positive on reanalysis of their doping samples from 2008
Guns, shovels, steel bars, baseball bats among weapons used in violent brawl in Russia
Girl left home in Moscow for school and flew to St. Petersburg without identification or a ticket
Pregnant woman among at least five killed in worst civilian loss of life in months since two year war started and claimed over nine thousand lives
The ministry moved to a new headquarters on the Moskva River in 2014 but still kept the old building near the Kremlin
Aviation experts began examining black boxes from FlyDubai flight that crashed in southern Russia, killing all 62 aboard
Video mashup posted to GOP front-runner's Instagram account features Russian President Vladimir Putin engaged in martial arts
Uzbek woman makes little sense addressing reporters outside court, as prosecutors claim she was "incited" to brutally kill 4-year-old girl
Television channels offer little info after woman arrested and charged with gruesome crime in Moscow, but details emerge anyway
Russian media say woman killed young girl in apartment, shouted "Allahu Akbar" in streets while waving head at passersby
Secretary of state is meeting with Russian President Putin to talk Syria and Ukraine; says "I hope we can find some common ground"
After French police dog Diesel killed in Paris attacks, Russia makes a "gesture that comes from the heart"
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says dictator remaining in power has never been crucial to Russia, but "Syrian people" must decide
Edward Snowden has fled Hong Kong for Moscow, where he is likely headed to Cuba and eventually Ecuador to seek asylum
It's unclear if Edward Snowden changed his travel plans, or if Russia blocked his departure to Cuba
One could argue the U.S. had two weeks to charge and extradite Edward Snowden while he was in Hong Kong
Edward Snowden, the former NSA computer technician who revealed some of America's top secrets, is still believed to be holed up in a Moscow airport
Edward Snowden has been marooned at a Moscow airport for two weeks desperately seeking a safe haven
NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who continues to be holed up at a Moscow airport, met with a small group of human rights advocates and released a statement asking for help in getting asylum in Russia. Bob Orr reports.
NSA leaker Edward Snowden appeared in public in Moscow on Friday to accept an award from a group of ex-American spies
In 1st known departure from country since war began in 2011, Syrian dictator lauds Putin for help fighting "terrorists," and shows who is really now in control
Twelve Russians involved in plot against Moscow's transit system, officials say
Arrest of group allegedly trained by ISIS in Syria plays into Putin's hands politically, showing the urgency of fighting terrorism abroad
After more than 4 years of stalemate and 250,000 deaths, dictator who Obama said must go could be gaining the upper hand