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Only a few shopping days remain for teams scrambling to fill needs ahead of the 2022 NFL Draft.

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"wrote this song about how I feel a lot of the time. Mental illness is something i have struggled with my entire life. Everyday is a constant battle with myself. To everyone struggling remember you’re not alone and it’s ok to say you’re not ok"

Maine health officials confirmed a fatal case of the tick-borne Powassan virus on Wednesday.

Here are some of the most compelling photographs from the 16th week of 2022 from around RFE/RL's region.

An outdoor adventure left a Georgia woman with a life-threatening allergy to meat, dairy, soaps, and most mammal byproducts.

Deficits. Defectors. Denunciations. Analysts have long said that Russian President Vladimir Putin's policies are partly driven by nostalgia for the Soviet Union. As Moscow's war in Ukraine nears its third month, that nostalgia is increasingly coming true as long-forgotten Cold War-era terms return.

A U.S. Senate delegation visiting Belgrade has urged Serbia to join Western democracies in backing sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

Will Russia's invasion of Ukraine end much the same way as the Soviet Union's failed war in Afghanistan? The Polish historian and journalist Adam Michnik thinks so. He told RFE/RL that such a scenario could bring "changes" to Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Five days after the attack on the Moskva -- the largest warship to sink in 40 years -- the fate of the Russian crew is still shrouded in mystery, with officials keeping quiet as family members post that their sons and husbands are dead or missing.