By Saagar Enjeti Wikileaks released a trove of 20,000 DNC emails three days before the DNC’s week-long nomination party for Hillary Clinton, raising questions as to whether Russia is actively intervening in the U.S. election to undermine the Democratic candidate. The DNC email leak has roiled the internal party structure, forced the resignation of DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schulz,…
Just a few days ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill into law that would severely restrict the religious freedom of Russia’s citizens. Beginning July 20th of this year, no religious proselytizing can occur in Russian expect with a license; and then, only within the four walls of a government-recognized church building. The legislation…
By Ted Goodman Russians apparently like to Netflix and chill too much, because a top Russian official said the popular digital media platform is probably a U.S. government mind control project. In an interview with the Russian news agency Rambler, Vladimir Medinsky, Moscow’s cultural minister, claimed that the online streaming service was part of a conspiracy by the…
By Russ Read In an apparent attempt to further consolidate power, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his plan to create a Russian “National Guard” that will take over the duties of several other security agencies, potentially upsetting the precarious balance of power in the Russian security apparatus. The new force will be comprised of personnel…
Hey there, America. It’s Canada. You know, the folks just north of you. Listen… we need to talk. We’re afraid that you’ve lost your mind. You see, this guy that’s leading in your presidential polls? He’s downright crazy. It doesn’t seem to matter what he does: he mocks people with disabilities, he gets your vote….
Jacob Bojesson GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump defended his praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview Sunday, saying it has never been proven Putin killed any journalists in Russia. True, but rarely has anyone else. Trump said he hasn’t “seen any evidence that [Putin] killed anybody in terms of reporters,” in an interview…
Donald Trump shrugged off the fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin has his political opponents, especially journalists he disagrees with, murdered. After receiving glowing praise from Putin, Trump was asked whether or not he endorsed Putin’s leadership tactics. Trump brushed off Putin’s tyrannical tendencies when asked by Joe Scarborough. The Daily Beast writes: “He’s running…
Jonah Bennett U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry gave in to Russia’s demand to allow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to remain in power Tuesday. Negotiations in Moscow between the U.S. and Russia have finally yielded some results. Kerry caved and told the Associated Press following the meeting that the United States and its allies are “not…