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RT and Sputnik have been in the news lately. Learn more about these two Russian outlets that call themselves journalism.

This installment in a series on Russia's role in chemical attacks on civilians worldwide takes a look at the 2017 sarin attack in Syria.

Check out our latest coverage of the developments in Ukraine and the U.S. response. This article will be updated on a rolling basis.

The Russian government's disinformation campaign justifying its unprovoked attacks on Ukraine reprises some old Kremlin hits.

From Syria to Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has a track record of using disinformation to hide what Russia is doing. Learn some recent examples.

Don't be fooled by rogue sites pretending to be news. Here are some tips for evaluating online information.

A new Russian law makes factual reporting about the war in Ukraine punishable by 15 years in prison, forcing many independent media to leave..

In the United States, anyone can use the Freedom of Information Act to find out what the government is doing and how it's doing it.

Stanislav wants the world to know what he endured after the Russian military invaded Ukraine in 2014. The electric shocks, the beatings.