Convicted murderers and hitmen who were pardoned by Russian ... In 2022, at the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, ...

Another criminal has found an opportunity for personal development in Russia. Despite having killed three people and stolen ...

Second, Trump is the first former president to face criminal charges and a criminal ... 2016 presidential campaign and its links with Russia. He pardoned four former Blackwater guards who were ...

In an historic joint interview with the head of the CIA, Richard Moore said Moscow is now using criminal ... Two Russian agents daubed Novichok nerve agent on the door knob of former Russian ...

The latest round of pardons from the president included several for cronies and political allies, but beyond the usual sleaziness were some truly outrageous pardons for four convicted war ...

Ukraine lured dozens of suspected Russian war criminals out of the country with offers of fake, $5,000-a-month jobs so ... Venezuelan oil facilities, three former Ukrainian officials told CNN.

Russian air defenses shot down 20 drones around Moscow and almost 150 nationwide, according to the Defense Ministry. A falling-out between former political allies in Montenegro has complicated the ...

President Donald Trump's pardon of former Sheriff Joe Arpaio ... Mueller's central enforcement mechanism in the Russia probe: holding witnesses in criminal contempt of court if they defy a subpoena.

The Russian government has opened a criminal investigation into a CNN correspondent for reporting from Ukrainian-occupied Russia, an assignment defended by the news network. Nick Paton Walsh ...

(WKRC) - A new assault case involving a Lexington man previously set free by a former Kentucky governor has renewed the debate over how much power governors should have to let convicted criminals ...

In November, Mr Trump pardoned former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, who was also convicted in the special counsel's Russia inquiry ... how broken the whole criminal justice sustem ...

RABAT, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Morocco's king has pardoned nearly 5,000 people convicted or wanted on charges linked to illegal cannabis cultivation, the justice ministry said in a statement on Monday.