Ann M. Simmons

President Vladimir Putin greeted the eight Russians on the tarmac of a Moscow airport and thanked them for their “loyalty to the Motherland,” saying Russia never stopped fighting for their release.

The journalism-advocacy group, PEN America, welcomed the release of Evan Gershkovich and called for all prisoners unjustly held in Russia to be freed. “The Putin regime's attempts to silence and intimidate brave journalists, writers, and dissidents has never succeeded in dimming the light of inspir

Thousands of residents have been evacuated from Russia’s Kursk and Belgorod regions after being caught off guard by Ukraine’s incursion.

Pavel Kushnir, a concert pianist, was one of hundreds of Russians jailed for standing up to Vladimir Putin.

The Kremlin leader has maintained a flurry of activity to draw attention away from Ukraine's invasion of Kursk.

The Justice Department has named Sergei Kiriyenko as the curator of some 30 Internet domains aimed at misleading U.S. voters.

The Justice Department has named Sergei Kiriyenko as the curator of some 30 Internet domains aimed at misleading U.S. voters.

The attack was one of the biggest on Russian territory since the beginning of the Ukraine war. At least one woman died, according to authorities.

At least a dozen researchers have been arrested on allegations of treason over the past six years.

Moscow has accelerated its drive against sexual minorities over the past several months, leaving an entire generation of the LGBTQ community with a difficult choice.