An NFL reporter on Wednesday suffered a slip up when talking about defensive lineman Jalen Carter ahead of the former Georgia standout being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles. Carter was one of the best defensive linemen on the board going into the
KYIV OBLAST, Ukraine — The sharp sound of AK-47 fire pierces the silence in the farmland of Europe’s breadbasket. Before the invasion, a furniture salesman, prominent businessman and a professional wrestler would’ve never found themselves together in this field. Fifteen months into
BROVARY, Ukraine—Victoria Andrusha had never been part of the armed forces of Ukraine. But she was willing to do anything to help her country. While many decided to flee after Russia’s invasion, the Kyiv teacher went back to her home in Chernihiv.
The Baltimore Ravens brass spoke to media members on Wednesday to respond to questions about the upcoming NFL Draft. But, the organization did not seem interested in fielding questions related to quarterback Lamar Jackson’s unresolved contract situation. Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta
Believe it or not, Mario Biasetti surprised us with his announcement, but he is not going to sit on a Mediterranean beach. Ninety-six-year-old Mario Biasetti, a man who’s been called one of the deans of international journalism and whom we have effectively
Arkansas Director of Athletics Hunter Yuracheck apologized Saturday to a student reporter who claimed he had his phone thrown to the ground after the Razorbacks’ loss to Texas A&M in the SEC men’s basketball tournament. Following a 67-61 loss on Friday, an
Migrant tragedies—deaths at sea—are all too familiar in this part of the world. But the demise of a rickety boat called “Summer Love” late last month struck a particularly painful chord. It happened close to Italy’s southern coast—the vessel packed with migrants broke
Those numbers we hear about—Vladimir Putin’s approval rating at a whopping 80% — mostly come from the Levada Center. It is Russia’s only independent pollster. The rate of response to its outreach is about 27% and its polls are conducted in person. Even if
How is Vladimir Putin hanging on to power, having dragged his people into such a disastrous war? I ask one of Russia’s most well-known political scientists. “That a good, straightforward American-style question,” Ekaterina Schulmann, currently a fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy
Russia’s wartime economy How has Russia’s economy faired under sanctions? Fox News correspondent Amy Kellogg interviewed a Russian expert on how the Kremlin has dealt with the crippling sanctions. There was hope the unprecedented and severe Western sanctions slapped on Russia after