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As bars and restaurants across NYC struggle with the devastating effect of city-wide shutdowns due to COVID-19, one beloved literary hangout, KGB Bar, is doing its part to help its staff during this tough time. The bar itself is shuttered, but...

Feeding incendiary documents to news outlets. Infiltrating activist groups. Sowing division and confusion. It might sound like a recap of Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 US election, but some of these same tactics were laid bare in a CNN...

For a while it seemed like they were friends. Russian President Vladimir Putin, the former KGB spy, had managed to slowly pry away one of NATO's most awkward members -- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The pair seemed always on the phone,...

Britain considered him the biggest double-crosser ever. Russia loved him. Now, he’s dead. George Blake had been self-isolating from the coronavirus near Moscow — his country home was a gift from the KGB — when he died Saturday at the age of 98,...

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The wily former KGB officer took questions at an indoor venue in Geneva, Switzerland.

Video apparently captured a shootout between Belarusian security forces and a man reported to be an IT worker with a US company, amid a crackdown on pro-democracy protestors.

The son of a upper-level Portuguese governmental official is actually a KGB spy, infiltrating Radio Free Europe's rebroadcasting arm.

Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, says it has evidence the Belarusian KGB used fake accounts to pose as journalists and activists to stoke tensions about the crisis at the border between Belarus and Poland.

Facebook's parent company Meta said it has evidence that Belarusian KGB created fake Facebook and Instagram accounts to post false content and stir tension about crisis at the Poland border. Fake accounts from Poland discouraging migrants from...

The records include newly revealed details of Kennedy's death -- but fall short of resolving decades-old speculation about the case.

Former KGB agent Jack Barsky discusses Russian President Vladimir Putin's potential mindset as Russia's invasion of Ukraine expands across the country.

Joe Biden wrote to his son Hunter and others close to him using the pseudonym “Peter Henderson,” a fictional Soviet Union-era spy in several Tom Clancy novels who infiltrated the US government, emails from Hunter's infamous laptop show.

A Hawaii couple charged by federal authorities with stealing the identities of dead babies decades ago might have past ties to Russia’s KGB.

Long before Austin Powers was a randy spy, there was Karel Koecher.

Victor Cherkesov, former chief of the State Drug Control Service and a one-time member of Vladimir Putin's inner circle, died in St. Petersburg after what was described as a "serious illness."

The market's 88-year-old founder Irwin Cohen revealed a sometimes wild ride that included Russian money, ex-KGB security and a relationship with US government agencies following 9/11.

Walter Primrose and Gwynn Morrison went by Bobby Edward Fort and Julie Lyn Montague for decades, names of babies buried in Texas.

Alexei Navalny had been kept outdoors for hours in subzero temperatures before his death.