Jon Jones on hip pain and future fightsA private conversation in which MMA legend Jon Jones revealed his severe hip arthritis has gone public. Jones has now addressed the leak.
Future NHL No.1 Pick McKenna Charged with AssaultThe meteoric rise of Gavin McKenna's hockey career has taken a serious legal turn. The player projected as the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NHL draft is accused of participating in a fight.
Kristin Cabot to Keynote Crisis PR ConferenceKristin Cabot, who went viral at a Coldplay concert, will share her crisis PR experience at a Washington conference costing $750–$875 per ticket.
10 Exercises for Abs That Work Your Entire BodyFitness experts share a selection of effective exercises to strengthen your core. Visible results can be achieved in a month with a combination of training and balanced nutrition.
Kuzbass Coal Industry Strategy Discussed with VEB.RFAt a strategic session in Kemerovo, Governor Ilya Seredyuk and VEB.RF Chairman Igor Shuvalov discussed key directions for the coal industry's development and ways to boost efficiency.
Yakutsk residents complain to Bastrykin over dilapidated homesResidents of four dilapidated buildings in Yakutsk complained to Alexander Bastrykin, head of the Investigative Committee, about violations of their housing rights; he took the case under his personal control.
Green Corner to Become Emergency Services PointThe site of a former car market in Vladivostok's Green Corner will be turned into a modular complex for fire, rescue, and ambulance services, Mayor Konstantin Shestakov announced. The project aims to improve emergency response times in the area.
Epstein's Primorye ties: visa help and EEF meetingNewly released 'Epstein files' reveal links between the convicted sex trafficker and Russia's Primorye region, including a Vladivostok woman seeking visa help and a businessman attending the Eastern Economic Forum.
Interview: The Hard Truth About Funeral BusinessWe spoke with Kirill Nazarov, owner of funeral service Zavet, about how scammers exploit grieving families and the dark side of the funeral industry.
Russia Counts Sparrows Once Exported to ChinaA nationwide sparrow census in Russia aims to track population decline, and volunteers help gather data, a Krasnoyarsk biologist explained.
Rare 1933 Mercedes for sale in NovosibirskA rare 1933 Mercedes-Benz is being sold in Novosibirsk for 330,000 rubles ($3,300 at current rates). The vehicle shows significant wear but reportedly runs and drives.
Students criticize new bus route in YekaterinburgStudents of the Ural Polytechnic College are dissatisfied with the replacement of bus No. 25 with route No. 94. The main complaints are smaller vehicle capacity and inconvenient schedule.
Pedophile hunter: why no reform, how to protectHe spent 22 years solving crimes against children. Now the retired colonel explains why pedophiles cannot be reformed and how to protect your child.
Half-naked man sprints through Vladivostok blizzardA man in shorts was spotted running in Vladivostok's Postyshcheva district during a blizzard at -12°C (10°F). He was clearly prepared with a hat and gloves, embodying the trending frostrunning phenomenon.
Deposit Ladder: Lock in High Rates Long TermA step-by-step plan for building a deposit ladder helps lock in favorable interest rates even as the central bank cuts its key rate.
Chelyabinsk Ice Show Refunds Stalled After CancellationResidents of Chelyabinsk who bought tickets for the canceled Nutcracker ice show at Yunost Sports Palace on December 17 are unable to get refunds. A lawyer explains what steps they can take.
