Vladimir Putin

Biden Literally Told Putin He Was Soulless

Vice President Joe Biden's foreign policy work -- including an interesting exchange he says he had with Russian President Vladimir Putin -- is closely examined in a profile from the July 28 issue of the New Yorker, which you can read online now.
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'Silence Patton': First Victim of the Cold War

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Putin Goes On Sexist Rant About Hillary Clinton

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Following the Clintons, the Bidens Cash in on Ukraine

The White House suffered another foreign-policy setback when Joe Biden's youngest son joined the board of directors of Ukraine's largest oil company.
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Is Putin Gay? Bill Maher and Pussy Riot Question Russian President's Sexual

Is Vladimir Putin's discrimination of LGBT people motivated by the fact that he's gay himself?
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Putin the Great: Struggling to Hold on to a Crumbling Empire

As president, Putin continues to react intensely to criticism as any oligarch or journalist who criticizes or opposes him is likely to find themselves in prison or dead.
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Obama: Romney Was Wrong On Russia, Still Is

Ever since Vladimir Putin invaded Crimea, U.S. conservatives have gleefully recalled how President Barack Obama condescendingly dismissed Mitt Romney during the 2012 campaign for labeling Russia as America's number one geopolitical foe.
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The Neo-Nazi Question in Ukraine

The real problem is actually the administration's over-engagement in this case -- as in meddling in the affairs of another state and trying to rearrange its domestic political machinery to suit Washington's agenda.
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Crisis in Ukraine: 10 Things You Should Know

The big question for the Western world is: Will Vladimir Putin stop at Crimea?
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Yes, Vladimir Putin Was Nominated For A Nobel Peace Prize

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize … again.
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