Aja Romano Aja writes about pop culture, media, and ethics. Before joining Vox in 2016, they were a staff reporter at the Daily Dot. A 2019 fellow of the National Critics Institute, they’re ...

The companies have taken up the issue repeatedly with their Russian partners, and it has featured in government-to-government discussions between New Delhi and Moscow, but a mechanism to move the ...

The employees did so, according to the DOJ, by funding a company known as Tenet Media that paid American media personalities known for spreading pro-Russia talking points. Pool, as well as ...

“Putin is a scumbag, Russia sucks donkey balls.” His statement came as a clip from one of his videos in August went viral on Reddit. “Ukraine is the enemy of this country!” Pool fumes in ...

NATO's next boss, Mark Rutte, will need all the coalition-building skills he honed as Dutch prime minister to hold the ...

Sen. Chris Coons' S. 4751, following SCOTUS Corner Post decision, could limit crypto firms' ability to challenge SEC rules, ...

Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea are flexing their muscles, fueling conflicts, and challenging the US-led world order.

(Alexander Kazakov, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP) Russian President Vladimir Putin takes part in the beginning of the ... Russia and China, along with other U.S. critics such as Iran, have ...

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Federal prosecutors say Russia paid an American media company to push pro-Kremlin messages from social media influencers including Benny Johnson, Tim Pool and Dave Rubin. By Steven Lee Myers Ken ...

A media start-up from reactionary luminaries such as Tim Pool, Benny Johnson, Dave Rubin, Lauren Southern, and others secretly received funding from Russia, a new federal indictment alleges.