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The White House just got a little less spicy, and our hearts just got a little bit smaller as Team Sputnik’s favorite White House personality, former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, has announced his resignation.

If it were not for Russia, the Syrian government would have fallen, followed by Baghdad, the map of the entire Middle Eastern region would have changed, Iraqi Vice President Nouri Maliki told Sputnik.

The navies of Russia and China are holding joint drills in the Baltic Sea on July 24-27, during which the naval forces will practice anti-submarine warfare, as well as air and anti-ship defense.

It has been six months since the Orange Goblin, the Cheeto-In-Chief, the Papaya Piper, the Man with the Tiny Hands, the one, the only Donald Trump took office as president of the United States of America.

Some refugees heading to Europe have to stop at Libyan refugee camps, where conditions are unbearable, according to German politicians.

Finland has reportedly revived its Cold War-era network of tunnels to protect its population from so-called "Russian aggression," which seems to be the perennial bogeyman.

Justine Damond, an Australian woman residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was killed by a police officer after she called 911 herself. The specifics of the incident are still unknown, as both officers involved had their body cameras off.

It's time for some tech-noir.

Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway made the grievous mistake of holding up mostly-blank flash cards in an appearance on Sean Hannity’s talk show on Fox News.

The Ukraine-EU summit has failed to produce a joint statement. Is the European Union's interest toward Kiev wearing off, and why?

Russia's deputy defense minister scolded NATO's video dedicated to the so-called Forest Brothers who had collaborated with the Nazis and fought against Soviet troops on the territory of the current Baltic States.

Washington has reportedly limited the use of Russia-based global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab products over the company's alleged ties with Moscow's intelligence services.

The liberation of Mosul from Daesh terror group (outlawed in Russia) opens the way to a potentially dangerous collision between Iran, Syria and Hezbollah against Saudi Arabia, Israel and their allies backed by the United States, analysts told Sputnik.

Seems as though it’s time to admit, after 16 years, that the US operation in Afghanistan is not as successful as was expected.

Even an intervention by US First Lady Melania Trump was not enough to cut short the first-ever meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump.

Citing anonymous sources, two major US news organizations reported that Russian hackers had allegedly broken into the computer networks of over a dozen US power facilities, including nuclear plants.

First Lady of Poland Agata Kornhauser-Duda snubbed US President Donald Trump during their meeting at the G20 Summit when she moved past his outstretched hand, denying him a handshake ... for a few seconds.

As North Korea continues to beef up its missile program, the United States warned that it might use military force against Pyongyang or sever trade relations with China if the international community fails to take strong action, as both Russia and China warned against any further escalation of a tense situation in their backyard.

The Daily Beast reported this week that the inmates of America's ill-famed Guantanamo Bay prison are "tortured" with daily intakes of RT broadcasts.

Major US oil and gas companies have expressed concerns over the US draft law stipulating new sanctions against Russia, as the bill could hinder the implementation of their projects with participation of companies from Russia, US media reported Monday.