NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with Fiona Hill, senior fellow with the Brookings Institution, about Russia's military buildup along its borders with NATO members.

Tariffs and tensions between governments are driving a wedge between Americans and Canadians, even in Point Roberts where the ties have been deep for generations.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

As climate change melts ice across the Arctic, that part of the world that was once so remote and forgotten is becoming more ...

Steven Levi takes us on quite a journey in his April 25 community perspective piece. He leads with futuristic visions of energy from Alaskan coal beaming directly into electric vehicles ...

Baltic nations have sounded the alarm about Russia's increasing aggression in the region including suspected acts of sabotage. Last week, Estonia accused Russia of violating NATO airspace with a ...

The Storozhuks have one year left until their parole expires, though they hope to stay in Alaska permanently. Home should be ...

Nine people in Ukraine were killed in a Russian drone strike that came hours after Russian and Ukrainian delegations left ...

The sulphur dioxide pollution from the chimneys was a thorn in Norwegian-Russian cross-border relations for 30-years. Two of the three are now demolished, while the last will be preserved. When the la ...

To a large extent, among the broader body politic and the general populace, that remains the case: a 2016 survey of American ...