Honk honk! There's a swan in the middle of the road. 

Get ready for workout videos, dance clips, and photos of avocado toast: Russia's Ministry of Education is considering adding blogging to some curricula.

Don your fingerless gloves, put on your dark sunglasses, and grab your trusty black Anonymous hoodie: a new study reveals Russians are just as sloppy with their internet security as the rest of us.

It might come as no surprise that a king of YouTube is not immune to a video scandal or two – but when journalists, government officials and members of parliament are involved…?

As residents of Arhangelsk were unable to use the tap, one city worker made the best of a bad situation.

Russia’s crackdown on internet freedoms reached a fever pitch this spring as the government attempted to slow Twitter traffic in response to the microblogging platform’s alleged refusal to delete banned content.

Online photos of Moscow tourists on Petersburg landmarks have residents stewing.

Grab your glowsticks: the Moscow region city of Khimki is lit! And unlit... and then lit again.

In this week's Odder News, Russia goes wild for Yuri Gagarin, a new law against potty mouths backfires, and a four-day workweek may be imminent.

Looking for work? Moscow authorities have posted an opening for a police sniper on the aptly-named HeadHunter.ru.

A viral video documents an out-of-control tram in Barnaul, and its hapless driver. 

Evidently, sick burns can get you into trouble in Russian legal court— even if they are delivered in a dead language.