The Russian parliament passed a bill that allows legislators to not disclose their tax returns to the public.
 

Russians across the country spontaneously mourned the victims of their country's January 14 missile attack on Dnipro, Ukraine, which crushed an apartment building.

A United Russia legislator pretended to be in Vologda but was actually in Dubai. A picture with Ksenia Shoigu gave him away.

Over 600 medical workers signed an open letter demanding to provide medical care to the opposition politician and stop sending him to punitive confinement.

The United Russia party has developed a code of conduct for deputies when they are interacting with media.

The Russian Air Defense system shot down an "unidentified object," likely from Ukraine, in Engels, far from the border.

Russian graffiti artist Ffchw uses stenciled words to make his point. "No one has a right to be silent now," he says.

A St. Petersburg legislator initiated legal action against Putin for calling the war in Ukraine "war," violating his own laws.

Russians are being fined for their dreams, "likes," and "silent support."

The State Duma began reviewing a new law that would restrict the use of foreign loan words in official Russian communications.

President Vladimir Putin signed a law against LGBTQ "propaganda." Is this only a homophobic act? Or is it part of something bigger?

Opposition politician Ilya Yashin was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for posting a video about Russian crimes in Bucha.