Ilhan Omar: Freshman Dem Reps Are 'Not Much Different' From Tea Party Movement
Omar, elected during the last Midterm elections with other freshman representatives including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who call themselves "The Squad", says that they have a lot in common with the Tea Party movement in terms of motivation.
UK PM 'Hasn't Really Got Brexit in Her Bones' - Political Commentator
Another day, another hammer blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May's hopes of getting her Chequers Plan through parliament, with the DUP now chiming in by arguing that the deal is unsatisfactory.
Juventus Boss Reveals How 'Insane Idea' to Recruit Cristiano Ronaldo Was Born
As the legendary footballer Cristiano Ronaldo becomes an official member of Juventus, one of the club's top officials finally explains that this expensive and possibly historic deal was triggered by a singular event that took place earlier this year.
Real Russia VS Myths: US Volunteer's Impressions of 2018 FIFA World Cup
Julia Ivanova, a US volunteer, speaks fluent Russian. She was born in Cyprus and spent several years in Moscow before later moving to the US. She lives in California and goes to college in Michigan. During the World Cup, she's volunteering at Moscow's Spartak Stadium.
Argentine Rojo Reveals How Messi Inspired Team to Win Against Nigeria
It was a night to remember as Argentina and Nigeria clashed to pass through to the World Cup's last 16 teams to go through to the play offs. Argentina won and the team is full of praise for their captain, Lionel Messi, for inspiring them to show their best performance.
'We Could Have Won': Sweden Head Coach Praises His Squad's Game Against Germany
SOCHI (Sputnik) - Germany secured a dramatic 2-1 victory against Sweden on Saturday, with midfielder Toni Kroos scoring the winning goal in the 95th minute after star defender Jerome Boateng was sent off for two yellow cards in the 82nd minute.
Braving the Beast: Britain's Cancelled Marathons
Many half-marathons across Britain have been cancelled as a result of snow and ice from the 'Beast from the East', leaving thousands of psyched up runners in the lurch. Sputnik spoke with athlete Sophie Harley, who has been training to run the Edinburgh half-marathon in preparation for the London marathon in April.
Can You Handle This? Former Construction Worker Wins Int'l Pole Dancing Contest (PHOTO, VIDEO)
After years of working at building sites, a young go-getter from China swapped his tools for a pole and… beat the world's best dancers at Pole Art France 2017!
World's Sexiest Fitness Babes Can Be Found Using This Hashtag (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
At first glance, being an internet fitness star looks like it's not rocket science at all. However, it takes a lot more than just a shapely body and a smartphone with Instagram to inspire and motivate thousands of followers.
Just Do It! Inspirational Workout of a Young Man With No Legs and Only One Arm
Tire flips look tough and demand every ounce of strength you can muster. While some would say "I can't, it's too difficult," this guy who was born with a rare genetic disorder has enough motivation to work hard in the gym.
Moscow Calls EBRD's Decision on Investment Freeze Politically Motivated
The decision of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to recognize the suspension of Russian projects as legitimate showed that the institution is putting politically motivated pressure on Moscow, Russia's Foreign Ministry said in a statement Friday.
Armless Basketball Player Scores Three-Pointer
A 13-year-old basketball player who lost his arms due to an infection, saves the game by scoring an awesome three-pointer.
US Foreign Policy is a 'Strong Motivating Force' Behind Domestic Terrorism
Anger over US foreign policy and Washington's military operations in the Middle East has been cited as the most common motive behind acts of homegrown terrorism, senior research scientist with the Mershon Center for International Security Studies at Ohio State University John Mueller told Radio Sputnik.
The Price of Loyalty: Daesh Mercenaries Desert Due to Wage Cuts
Daesh militants have started to desert due to a reduction in their wages.