A quick tour of the coverage in one of the countries affected by the leaks

Despite the wide spread of Tuesday’s cyberattack, those responsible did not get much for their efforts. But they may have had another motive.

Moscow says they are no closer to being returned—and warns of retaliation.

The U.S. Treasury Department says the energy giant violated sanctions on Russia when Rex Tillerson was CEO.

A newly hired opinion writer for The New York Times called weev "a terrible person, and an old friend of mine." The rest of the world calls him a Nazi.

In Helsinki, the president preferred to pin the problem on “many years of U.S. foolishness and stupidity.”

Trump’s former campaign chair has always acted with impunity, as if the laws never applied to him.

The national-security professionals who have left this administration owe the American people the truth about the president.

As ever, congressional Republicans now face a choice.

Where will Omicron leave us in the fight against the coronavirus?