Vladimir Putin

Over half a century, first the Soviet Union and then Russia have made numerous efforts—some successful—to penetrate the United States, recruit spies, and plant agents of influence.

“The President must be free to engage in discussions with foreign leaders without fear that those communications will be disclosed and used as fodder for partisan political purposes,” the White...

Mikhail Lesin’s autopsy raised further questions about his death.

Around 130 kindergarten-age children Moscow fell ill with dysentery after eating food from Concord Catering, the company owned by Yevgeniy Prigozhin, known as “Putin’s Chef.”

“We see that foreign intelligence services are seeking to bolster their efforts on the Russian front,” Putin warned.

President Vladimir Putin's spokesman called the efforts by the U.S. Congress "more Russophobic fuss."

Elizabeta Peskova’s internship with a far-right member of the European Parliament has led to fears that she could gain insider information.

President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia is ready for another Cuban missile crisis.

"The main goal of this work is to ensure the military security of this country without increasing the current budget expenditures or joining an arms race," Russia's defense minister said.

Speaking during a press conference in the Russian seaside town of Sochi, Putin accused the U.S. of violating the sovereignty of its allies.

Russian involvement in Venezuela, Syria and Ukraine could bankrupt the country.

Election interference is not the main thing Americans should be worried about, said an adviser to the Russian president.

Vladimir Putin is defending embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in order to further his aim of building a new global order that excludes the United States, a new policy paper says.

The Treasury wants to lift sanctions on Oleg Deripaska’s companies. Russian bank VTB, nicknamed “Putin’s piggy bank,” will benefit.

Russia's low life expectancy means many retirees would get to see only a few years of their pensions paid out—and Russians aren't having it.

The Russian leader announced some concessions to the plan, while critics prepared to launch protests.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the idea a troll farm could blemish U.S. elections "makes a mockery" of American politics.

Putin will visit Austria for the second time in three months, despite the strain put on EU-Russian relations after Russia's annexation of Crimea.

The two leaders will convene for the first time since their recent meetings with President Donald Trump. U.S. sanctions and a natural-gas pipeline are among the topics on the table, the Kremlin...

The U.S. is expected to slap Moscow with new sanctions on electronics, but President Vladimir Putin has yet to announce how he may return fire.

Sergey Lavrov says U.S. criticism won't prevent the two leaders from reconvening.

The Russian virtual assistant Alice got a little too political.

A bipartisan bill wants to halt the possibility of returning to business as usual with the Kremlin, instead asking for a report on Putin's finances and those of his close associates.

Putin’s fourth term as president began with a move to raise Russians’ retirement age—and it is costing him and his party at the polls.

Trump must decide between chaos and leadership.

"We don’t trust Russia, we don’t trust Putin," the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said.

Corey Stewart had an awkward moment in Virginia.

The California congresswoman and the president continue their clash.

"We stood outside the Kremlin Annex tonight with a blue wave falling on us and it felt great," protest organizer Adam Parkhomenko, a former Hillary Clinton campaign adviser, said.

Russia released clips of six super weapons said capable of thwarting even top U.S. defenses.