Why would Russian President Vladimir Putin's interview with Tucker Carlson cause the EU to consider sanctions? Fear perhaps.

Castigating most of the West's media, Tucker Carlson says he will soon release an interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Tucker Carlson’s presence in Russia has garnered attention and has resulted in accusations that he's a "traitor."

Tucker Carlson says he is in Moscow to see the sights, but the question of an interview with an important figure refuses to go away.

Several European countries are building a defensive line on their borders, in seeming anticipation of a Russian attack or invasion.

"It’s been definitively established that the plane was shot down by an American Patriot air defense system," Putin claimed.

"CAR investigators documented the repeated presence of the mark ‘112’ on several components found in the missile wreckage."

A "shadow fleet" of aging tankers carrying sanctioned goods poses safety risks and presents broader political complications.

Nothing says "playing chicken with our national security" more than 12,000 illegal immigrants crossing our border in one day,

North Korea will now likely concentrate on strengthening its ties with its powerful longtime allies China and Russia.