The Illinois Holocaust Museum celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp liberation by Russian ...

Hair loss is an issue often associated with men but 40 percent of women says they experience it by age 40 so dermatologist Dr ...

Coca-Cola stopped selling its drinks to Russia but the bottler in the region, Coca-Cola Hellenic, sells a product ... the Russian economy," enable Moscow to purchase weapons and military equipment ...

Makers of food and hygiene products, such as PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble and Mondelez ... continues to ratchet up the costs of leaving the Russian market, Trump may reduce the costs of staying ...

Despite losing more than 800,000 troops killed and wounded in the first three years of its wider war on Ukraine, the Russian military has still managed to sustain a front-line force of no fewer ...

Amid a spate of insubordination, Russian soldiers in the Zaporizhzhia region report constant torture, intimidation, and theft of salary cards by their commanders, according to the Atesh movement. An ...

The Special Operations Forces (SSO) captured a Russian soldier abandoned by his comrades, using a drone, according to SSO’s report via Telegram on Monday, Jan. 27. According to the SSO, during aerial ...

Costco is swapping out Pepsi at its soda fountains for Coca-Cola products. CEO Ron Vachris confirmed Costco “will be converting our food court fountain business back over to Coca-Cola” during ...

In yet another example of ordinary micromobility vehicles being drafted into military use in Russia’s yearslong attack on Ukraine, a new video has emerged showing a failed Russian assault led ...

In a reversal of the cliché, Costco announced that soon it will no longer serve Pepsi products at its food court, so hopefully Coke is okay. Ron Vachris, CEO of the warehouse retail giant ...

Rather, the company makes food products that cater toward people looking for grain-free and dairy-free options in Mexican-American food. The acquisition of Siete Foods dovetails nicely with Pepsi ...

A sickening clip has shown two wounded Russian soldiers being brutally beaten with clubs - apparently for refusing to risk their lives in so-called “meat assaults”. The phrase refers to the ...