After the Court of Arbitration upheld the ban that prevents 68 Russian athletes from competing in the Rio Olympics, social media users decided to up their game. In the hours after the ...

Pink penguins everywhere, and you're not even drunk or asleep? Yes, that's Moscow for you these days. Ostensibly, they are there to draw your attention to the city's Ice Cream Festival, but ...

For those of you who didn't watch Russia lose 3-0 to Wales on Monday night, let's start with this little clip.

Russia begin their Euro 2016 football tournament journey on Saturday, playing their first match against England at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille.

Remember Saturday morning? Early June, bright blue skies over the Moscow River — even sunshine if, like this runner, you woke up early enough.

Oh Twitter. You've been wronged. When you moved to suspend several accounts satirizing Russia's ruling elite, the public outcry that followed saw you under attack for hampering free speech.

A move by Twitter to delete several Russian accounts satirizing Kremlin politics has sparked protests and raised questions about where the technology company stands on issues of free speech.

They're capricious, hard to please, and you never know what they will get up to next.

If the sun rises sooner and sets later these days, it's probably because it needs time to look at the way Moscow presents itself these days.

Open Twitter on Tuesday morning, and you would immediately know what anniversary Russians were celebrating.