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Air Force Captain Who Disappeared In 1983 Is Arrested In California

At one point, people suspected that the missing Air Force captain had defected to the Soviet Union.
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Lindsey Graham Defies Trump: Readmitting Russia To The G-7 Would Be A 'Mistake'

“The Soviet Union may have fallen, but the evil it represents is alive and well in Putin’s Russia," Graham said.
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Soviet Nerve Agent Poisoned Ex-Russian Spy And Daughter, Watchdog Confirms

An international chemical weapons group's analysis confirms British tests on the poison -- and further points to Russia as the culprit.
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Opinion | Those Doctors 'Politicizing Psychiatry' Are Actually Doing The Opposite

History shows us where the real danger lies -- when governments control doctors.
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What Is Novichok? Ex-Spy Poisoned With Rare Russia-Linked Nerve Agent

The chemical weapon was developed in secret in the Soviet Union in the 1980s.
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Lenin's Revolution: Red, Gay, And Almost Glorious

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How Uzbekistan Became A Hotbed For Terrorist Recruits

The suspected New York attacker was originally from Uzbekistan before legally emigrating to the United States. Here’s what you need to know about the central Asian country.
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JFK Files Don't Make The Details Of His Assassination Any Less Mysterious

The FBI set off warning bells about Lee Harvey Oswald the month before President John F. Kennedy's killing.
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Conservatives Should Embrace The Removal Of Statues

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Russia And U.S. Are Nearly Tied As Leaders In Income Inequality

Russia’s income gap is widening to American levels, according to a landmark new study of Moscow's post-Communist balance sheet.
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