September 14, 2017 Evil Clowns, Ballerinas, and Other Movie Monsters Clown horror is horrid for clowns, a ballet scandal on the silver screen, and a pack of protesting porkers. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
September 07, 2017 Fake Countries, Sausages, and Mystery Highways How to be patriotic to a nonexistent country, get a proper education, and deal with a highway through your house. Plus buildings, bridges, and bratwursts to die for. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
September 01, 2017 Enemies Among Us On the resurrection of the idea of Enemies of the People. News NGOs
August 31, 2017 Burger Bucks, Dyeing of Shame, and Flying Ballerinas Burger King makes money (its own), broke taxi passengers turn green, and summertime snow. Plus, a ballerina with a backup plan, Borodino, and the Museum of Death. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
August 24, 2017 Rap battles, Moscow's move, and mixing dating and politics Elections are the new dinner and a movie. Plus, Moscow's heading east, rap battles get a bad rap, and pickles and melons galore. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
August 18, 2017 Zombies, a Swampy Lake, and a New Shirtless Challenge A not-quite lake makes a splash, zombies on public transit, and problems memorializing history's tragedies. But on the bright side, shirtless men and hippos. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
August 03, 2017 Paratroopers, Pig Manure, & Plant Killers Pranksters solve energy security with pig manure, paratroopers get rowdy, and presidential grants yield surprise winners. Plus, Russia's deadliest plants and getting stuck in an elevator. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
July 27, 2017 Parties with Putin and the Ruins of Literature President Putin visits human rights activists and curious kids, and a famous author falls to pieces. Plus Ivan the Terrible, a terrible auction purchase, and 10 fantastic bridges. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File
July 20, 2017 Royal(ish) Weddings and Toys for the Opposition Getting flak for getting hitched, how fidget spinners foster political dissidence, and a new set of wheels around Russia. Plus dandy pigeons and the best totalitarian tourism. News The Weekly Russia File Russia File