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Guitarist Dave Potter talks about his first car, his first guitar and who would be on his Mount Rushmore of blues music.

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A year ago, Sergei Boiko, a Navalny coordinator in Novosibirsk, won a seat on the city council and contemplated a run for the State Duma. Now he’s in self-imposed exile, like many of his colleagues.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has suggested that any U.S. response to Russia's actions toward Ukraine would be carried out in conjunction with the international community.

Archaeologists working near Yerevan uncovered (then reburied) the Roman Empire's easternmost aqueduct.

The European Union, the United States, and key Western allies have further expanded their sanctions against Belarus's political and economic elite over alleged antidemocratic behavior, rights violations, and the exploitation of migrants by strongman Alyaksandr Lukashenka's regime.

A man suspected of being among several attackers of the leader of Kyrgyzstan's opposition Ata-Meken (Homeland) political party, Omurbek Tekebaev, has been detained in the capital, Bishkek.

The final count of votes for Kyrgyzstan’s parliamentary elections continues, but the controversy surrounding the elections took a new turn when the leader of one of the opposition parties disputing the preliminary results was assaulted on December 1.

Russia wants to mine more coal than ever. That's bad for the environment and for the Arctic, where climate change is making production easier. It's good for workers with well-paying mining jobs -- except when lax safety norms lead to catastrophe, like last week’s disaster than left 51 people dead.

A 74-year-old great-grandmother from Maine has created a new, simple product to help protect people from ticks.