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Apple, Google Cave To Kremlin, Remove Opposition App As Russian Voting Begins

The app, supported by imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny, tells voters which candidates are likely to defeat those backed by Russian authorities.
By DARIA LITVINOVA and KELVIN CHAN, AP

Russia's 'Gay Propaganda' Law Slapped Down By European Court

Moscow officials, however, have vowed to appeal the ruling.
By Gilbert Reilhac and Andrew Osborn, Reuters

Will Torshin Attend The NRA’s Annual Meeting — Again?

With the entire nation focused on the Trump-Russia investigation, why is the media ignoring the NRA’s extensive ties to Vladimir Putin’s government?
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Report: Russian Elite Invested Nearly $100 Million In Trump Buildings, Records Show

At least 63 individuals with Russian ties have bought nearly $100 million worth of property.
By Nathan Layne, Ned Parker, Svetlana Reiter, Stephen Grey and Ryan McNeill, Reuters

Russians Who Once Protested Putin Have This Advice For Americans Troubled By Trump

1. Hold your leaders accountable and don’t stop protesting -- even against legislation -- because no protest is too small.
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Putin Signs Law Easing Penalty For Domestic Violence

Critics say the move is a step backwards which will exonerate “tyrants in the home” and discourage victims from reporting abuse.
By Reuters

Russian Law Easing Penalties On Domestic Violence Sails Through Parliament

“This law calls for the exoneration of tyrants in the home," said the executive director of one women's shelter.
By Reuters