Grudinin shaves the ‘stache, the other election results are in, and New Zealand struggles to offend Russia.

TWERF takes on the political this week, bringing you news of the election and the weird things that accompanied it.

World Cup picks, elections, and fraudulent activity all point to the same lesson this week: make your choices wisely.

Nukes get names, a truck becomes a camera, and an old church gets a fresh look.

Adults want kids to vote, kids want Leonardo DiCaprio to soak himself, and Leo wants fewer video games on TV.

All the news that fits, from all over Russia, including locusts, The Death of Stalin, finances, and a Grammy.

Traditional celebrations like Maslenitsa are accompanied by new ones, like Chinese New Year. The party never stops!

Punxsutawney Phil ordered six more weeks of winter for the States, but the weather is getting much weirder in Russia: record-breaking snow and locusts, to start with. 

Today, we officially put to print the book for our Children of 1917 project: Resilience: Life Stories of Centenarians Born in the Year of Revolution.

Russians practice their rights: heated debate, voting in North Korea, and not getting any more survey calls. 

Join Earth's first non-Earthbound nation, get an art lesson with a side of Molotov cocktail, and learn about lusty leopards. 

Darkness descends on Moscow, a cry for help ascends to the sky, and a foreign agent stays exactly where it is. Also huskies and ancient teeth.