A day after Russian Maria Butina pleaded to infiltrating conservative gun groups in the United States, the Kremlin denied the accusations that she's a spy.

Russian defense officials say strategic bombers flew over the Caribbean Sea for about 10 hours this week, prompting concerns from other countries in the region.

A move by Russia to send two nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela has prompted a war of words between the Trump administration and the Kremlin.

President Donald Trump said Thursday he won't meet Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin this weekend at the G20 summit in Argentina.

Interpol will elect a new head Wednesday, and the front-runner appears to be a Russian general who does not have the support of multiple U.S. lawmakers.

Russians could be using GPS-jamming technology to interfere with aircraft in northern Finland, the country's prime minister said.

National security adviser John Bolton rebuffed Russian President Vladimir Putin's appeal Tuesday not to follow Trump's plans to withdraw from a nuclear treaty.

National security adviser John Bolton continues to meet with Russian leaders and will meet with President Vladimir Putin Tuesday.

A day after two Russians were charged in the case, the Kremlin on Thursday denied having anything to do with the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal.

A defense minister said Tuesday that Russia will hold war games next month, its biggest since the height of the Cold War nearly four decades ago.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the wedding of Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl, including dancing with her.

Turkey accused the U.S. of a "stab in back" Monday as its currency hit a record low amid escalating tensions that have heightened a dire economic crisis.

Cooling tensions between the United States and Russia, and corrections from Wednesday's purge, help push the price of oil slightly higher early Thursday.

Russian leaders issued a stern rebuttal Thursday to new sanctions issued by the Trump administration over the poisoning of former Moscow spy Sergei Skripal.

Russian President Vladimir Putin still plans to attend only the final match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.