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SUBSCRIBE TO THE FEDERALIST RADIO HOUR HERE. Jeremy Peters, New York Times politics reporter, joins Ben Domenech on this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Trump and Putin’s…

…the bill made Putin himself personally subject to sanctions. Further, the law showed that Putin was incapable of protecting regime figures. Previously Putin could guarantee them impunity for whatever acts—kidnapping,…

…been considered by Russians to be a natural part of their domains—Ukraine has become a mecca for Russian dissidents and critics of the Putin regime. That’s why Putin wants to…

…and intentions would require sources targeting Putin’s inner circles—either human sources or electronic surveillance. As Nunes had previously noted, however, US intelligence on Putin’s decision-making process was inadequate. But even…

2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton lashed out at Donald Trump Friday characterizing her former rival as “Putin’s Puppet” following new reports that Russia is attempting to interfere in the…

…liberal democracy such as independent courts and media freedom.” Because of this, Poland and Hungary have been portrayed as more aligned with Vladimir Putin’s Russia than Angela Merkel’s EU. At…

…to Twitter to call for the assassination of Russian President Vladimir Putin, as if that’s a realistic option to end the crisis and avert catastrophe in Ukraine. https://twitter.com/LindseyGrahamSC/status/1499574209567199235?s=20&t=jP_SjRRFbklM5H_tTRY-hQ His comment…

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is meeting with Vladimir Putin today at a time of heightened tensions between the United States and the Russian Federation. The Robert Mueller investigation had…

…for targeting Russia’s authoritarian regime and condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked attacks on the people of Ukraine. But the actions by private companies against Russians are part of a…

…Presents for Putin Wednesday’s bowing to Russia, unfortunately was not Biden’s first capitulation. The Business Insider detailed Biden’s first present to Putin in an article, the title of which presents…

…Macron, and Canada’s Justin Trudeau have no misgivings about shamelessly ranting against American foreign policy. Vladimir Putin’s Series of Escalating Aggressions Now it’s Putin’s turn. His rise as the uncontested…

…Certainly not Putin.) The West looked away as Putin seized Crimea, as we conveniently convinced ourselves that this was some odd ethnic quarrel in which we had no say. Now…

…dramatic event will affect not only Putin and Russia but also some of Putin’s allies, especially China. Before Russia invaded Ukraine last year, Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping announced…

…Russian Oligarch 1”—the moniker used in the IG report to refer to one of Vladimir Putin’s closest confidants, the aluminum oligarch Oleg Deripaska. Ohr’s reported response is shocking: “Ohr told…

…Vladimir Putin”; “Trump and Putin: A Love Story”; “The Kremlin’s Candidate.” The stories were vessels built only to launch thousands of 140-character salvos to then sink into the memory hole….

…in response to Russian aggression. Thus, Putin saw an opportunity to annex Crimea without risking a direct confrontation with the West—and he seized it. Putin is a bully, but not…

…how bad Putin is. “Did Biden’s Gaffe About Putin Contain a Kernel of Truth?” one headline in the New York Magazine’s Intelligencer stated. “Biden’s Putin ad lib wasn’t a gaffe….

…government, all to Putin’s delight. Putin will never change. He will continue to meddle in America’s domestic affairs and elections. He will continue to sow discord and undermine the U.S….

…Putin has enjoyed 60 percent approval rating throughout his career, and often much higher. Despite a stagnating economy, a Pew Poll in 2012 found that 72 percent thought Putin was…

…seen chatting with Putin. When asked what the two leaders discussed, Trump relayed that Putin said Russia didn’t “meddle” in the 2016 election, and that Trump thought Putin was being…

…Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) accused Trump of “dignifying Putin with this meeting.” Just about the only politician who had nice things to say about the Trump-Putin summit was Sen. Rand…

…countering Putin, Trump is sure that Putin will be impressed with him and that they’ll get along. After all, he’s Donald Trump! And that’s it, that’s the whole of his…

…do next? Four Ways the White House Should Respond to Russian Aggression If Putin decides to press another offensive—and make no mistake, Putin is in charge, not the ragtag bunch…

…of Putin and has supported the idea of giving Putin a free hand in places like Syria. Yet Trump is merely embracing the actual, de facto policy of the current…

…number of people could kill him — including Nikolai Patrushev himself. But the claimed illness brings an upside to Putin. Putin took personal command of the war in late April,…

There is a plethora of misinformation in corporate media on the potential World War III. Shocking, I know. Let’s clear a few things up: Vladimir Putin hasn’t lost. The West…

…as well as cash along the lines of Cotton’s dreams of escalation did lead to a Ukraine victory and, ultimately, Putin’s fall? Do the GOP hawks really think Putin’s regime…

…the rationale, Putin launched a massive offensive against Ukraine in February. Endlessly going over the why must not obstruct the present reality. Putin didn’t have to invade. He did. Deal…

…same time, he hopes that Russia’s economic dependency on China will deter Putin from challenging China’s dominance. Putin has no delusions that a new world order dominated by China will…

…misdeeds and authoritarian dictators who commit major atrocities. For the sake of the argument, let’s do a side by side comparison of Putin, Kim and Trump. Putin won his third…

…the integrity of our democracy. Talk about a win for Putin. Yes, Russia continues to pose a serious threat, but let’s not give Putin more credit than he is due….

…closing in him. Before NATO can impose its no-fly zone, Putin orders strikes on any remaining airfields and military assets around Lviv. But here is where Putin miscalculates and sets…

…Putin represents will not be accepted or tolerated. Trump has kept his powder dry on Putin. Now is the time to light some of that and put the petty tyrant…

…claimed Putin would change his behavior if his standing was diminished in the world, showing a fundamental lack of understanding Putin’s motivations. Rejoining the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran has…

…There were some. Particularly pertaining to the rabid animus, I guess I’d call it, that Putin had for the Clintons, both President Clinton and Secretary Clinton. And that was born…

…to Putin. According to the story, the Obama White House knew of “Putin’s direct involvement in a cyber campaign to disrupt and discredit the U.S. presidential race” based on “a…