Free Republic

Kim Jong-un’s private jets, and where he could fly them to meet Donald Trump Having broken with his usual preference for rail travel by flying to China, the leader may be ready to hold a summit with the US farther afield – and he has aircraft at his disposal PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 09 May, 2018, 9:13pm UPDATED : Thursday, 10 May, 2018, 6:26pm North Korean leaders usually travel by train when going overseas, but Kim Jong-un flew to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday – which may broaden the choice of locations for his meeting with US President Donald...

I just hear on local talk radio that the Russian plane crash in Moscow had high ranking figures from the Uranium One deal aboard. This is the first I have heard of this. Has anyone else heard this?

I have spent the morning doing searches on Wikileaks.org. I have tried to find all I could on visits made by the Clintons to Russia; and, of course, on the Uranium One deal. I have found many sources from the Russia media about visits by the Clintons. Of course, there are visits made by Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, but there are also visits made by Bill Clinton. I have found that during the period of time that the Uranium One deal was being made behind the scenes, Clinton was making headlines at home concerning the good job she...

A Russian airliner carrying 71 passengers and crew has crashed after vanishing from radar screens as it left a Moscow airport for the Urals, media say. The Saratov Airlines An-148 regional jet was en route to the city of Orsk when it went missing.

A Russian airliner crashed minutes after takeoff from one of Moscow's airports on Sunday, killing all 65 passengers and six crew members on board, officials said. The plane was an An-148, a regional jet belonging to Saratov Airlines, that had taken off from Domodedovo Airport and was headed to Orsk about 1,000 miles southeast of Moscow, REN-TV reported.