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Deep freeze spreads across Russia and Ukraine, killing at least 82

| Jennifer White
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Siberia has experienced even harsher weather, with cities like Novosibirsk dipping to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit

9-year-old Ukrainian boy steals $4000 from his parents to buy candy - TheDC

| Laura Byrne
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The parents were stashing their savings in the couch

Biden's pal, donor gets $20M federal loan to open foreign luxury car dealership in Ukraine - TheDC

| Christopher Bedford
John Hynansky

Biden: ‘My very good friend, John Hynansky, [is] a very prominent businessman from Delaware’

Olympic pole vaulter doesn't make it off the ground [VIDEO] - TheDC

| Holly Bensur

19-year-old Ukrainian delivers an epic fail

Former Arizona gubernatorial candidate found homeless in Ukraine - TheDC

| Will Rahn
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Former Green Party candidate Cary Dolego was victimized by online dating scam

Chernobyl to be opened to tourists in 2011 - The Telegraph

| wrahn

Book your vacation now!

Hillary's bad hair week

| Ken Blackwell

The WikiLeaks revelations have dealt a serious blow to Clinton’s credibility as a diplomat.

Ukraine's ex PM criticizes new dress code - AP

| admin

The code adopted earlier this week calls on men working at the Cabinet of Ministers to wear mostly gray and dark blue suits and not wear the same suit to work two days in a row

A look at the Tea Party group pushing for an upset in Delaware - TheDC

| Jon Ward

National Tea Party organization finds success, despite criticism; sets sights on the state’s GOP Senate primary

Bailouts for journalists?

| Jim Powell

Government control, it should be noted, isn’t the only concern about bailing out journalism. Every bit as worrisome is how political power seduces many journalists — especially progressives — to promote ever bigger government

A democratic beacon of hope in a dangerous part of the world

| Chris Harnisch

The July 11 bombings in Uganda carried out by the al Qaeda-linked group al Shabaab exposed the global terror threat emerging in the Horn of Africa – a region also plagued by destitution and authoritarian rule

Putin jumps on a Harley to praise motorbikes - AP

| admin

Russian prime minister had his black shirt sleeves rolled up as he motored toward a stage along a dusty road on the three-wheeled bike

Lance Armstrong will ride in Tour de France - LAT

| Julia McClatchy (admin)

Seven-time winner Lance Armstrong will ride in next month’s Tour de France, Team RadioShack confirmed Tuesday

Administration must sharpen message on Burma

| Kelley Currie

The U.S. interest lies in supporting the Burmese people in their clearly stated aspirations for a more just, democratic government. The policy question remains: how to best support those aspirations?

Chaos erupts in Ukrainian parliament over Russian naval lease - BBC

| interns

Chaos has erupted in the Ukrainian parliament during a debate over the extension of the lease on a Russian naval base in Ukraine

Got health care?

| Ben Clarke

In the immortal words of Joe Biden (I love that guy), the passage of health care reform is a ‘big fu#*ing deal’. No doubt. But is it a good deal?

Ukraine boosts nuke summit - AP

| interns

The former soviet country has announced it will be giving up all weapons-grade uranium. The decision is a major development for the nuclear summit

Bullies and bystanders

| Ben Clarke

If we are surrounded by the trivial and the vicious, it is all too easy to make our peace with it. Let us not accept such a fate

Top 10 oddest protests [Slideshow]

| interns

After Thai protesters garnered plenty of attention this past week when they turned their demonstrations into a blood sport, The Daily Caller has chosen the ten strangest protests that demonstrate similar zeal and originality

Make room at the table

| Ben Clarke

Make no mistake, if Republicans make gains in this year’s midterm elections—as it appears they will—it is due in no part to what they stand for, but rather against