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On Wednesday, we here at "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" posted a video of an RT America reporter going rogue at the end of her report and giving her true feelings on the current Russia-Ukraine happenings. Well, it's been a rough 48 hours for RT America because on Wednesday another of its employees decided to do something similar -- and then some!

By Holly Demaree | BSU at the Games . The Sochi Winter Olympics are 17 days of competition that ends Sunday. For some spectators, getting to the Winter Olympics takes more than a day of constant travel, with the inconvenience and jet lag drifting away on arrival in the Black Sea resort city...

By Adrianna Howell | BSU at the Games Please raise your hand if you remember all the hype and hubbub of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. Please keep your hand up if you knew this year was also an Olympic year. Why is it that the Summer Games seem to draw so much more of a crowd than the Winter Games?

This guy is very, very drunk. He's also very, very Russian. We know this because only Russians would do what is being done in this video.

By Holly Demaree | BSU at the Games Walking the streets of Adler after midnight during a light rain, it’s not easy to maneuver. But taxi drivers are readily available in the Sochi, Russia, suburb. The drivers tend to park their cars in groups on the roadside, where they lean against vehicles to chat and smoke. The price of a taxi ride is determined by one's haggling skills. If more than one car is

By Joe Ruley | BSU at the Games Russia has created one of the world’s largest security forces for the Sochi Winter Olympics. Doug Fry is in Sochi, Russia, to cheer on his daughter, Lyndsey Fry, a forward on the U.S. women's hockey team. The Chandler, Ariz., resident doesn't mind the security at Shayba Arena and elsewhere in Sochi given the potential threats. “It makes me feel better, and I don’t t

By Taylor Irby | BSU at the Games So it begins. #travelday #roadtosochi #ballstate #airport http://t.co/Wu3JpwQgLi — Taylor Irby (@taylor_irby) February 4, 2014   @DavidPolaski I'm on my way to the Olympics. #boom — Taylor Irby (@taylor_irby) February 4, 2014   Journey of a thousand miles begins with a party. http://t.co/9EXj1SKhB7 — ...

By Ryan Howe | BSU at the Games Traveling to Russia can have its share of ups and downs. While one gets to experience new culture and surroundings, it also means leaving your favorite bar, club or hangout behind. Finding one that suits your desires when overseas in places like Russia can be difficult and frustrating. Luckily, customer reviews and tour guide Pavel Senkiv, who has an affiliation wit

In a new poll, almost half of Americans surveyed say the decision to hold the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, was a poor one.

Drinking and driving is never a good idea, but it is especially dumb when you are in a 50 ton bulldozer.  This video appears to take place in Russia, where apparently this kinda stuff is not that uncommon.  The driver of the bulldozer weaves back and forth between cars parked on both sides of the road smashing and pushing them into other cars.  Towards the end of the clip, the driver stops the doz

Russian police have not stopped their efforts to silence outspoken punk band Pussy Riot, even after three members of the group were sentenced to two years in jail for “hooliganism.” Reuters reports that officials want to find other members of the all-female band who also took part in the February protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Editor's Note: This post is meant to be read in a very thick Russian accent. In Russia, girly-men take to roadways and play it safe like little baby. Real men get behind wheel and realize you have to be badass in order to make it to work at sadness factory every morning. Too many people drive with heart. When really you are supposed to drive with balls. Not literally, is very dangerous to steer wi