U.S. State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki has become a superstar sensation on Russian blogs. Nevertheless, Russian bloggers are making a mockery of her.

The Voice of Russia reports that, "State Department spokesman Jen Psaki says on Tuesday she is being criticized by Russian media because United States supports Kiev authorities. Psaki becomes recently widely known for her loud statements on Ukraine, in which US supports military operation against independence supporters in east and invariably confirms this support, despite death of civilians."

India is dramatically reforming its stalling economy and encouraging global coal tycoons to invest in the country.

According to the BBC News, "India's new government has unveiled a programme for rapid economic reforms aimed at creating jobs and boosting foreign investment. The announcement by President Pranab Mukherjee included plans designed to simplify taxation and reduce inflation."

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has brazenly declared she intends to break the law. She is refusing to hand over key evidence to law enforcement officials that would shed some much needed light on Benghazi. Some are speculating that she had been shedding her personal notes, which could be a felony offense.

The Houston Chronicle reports that, "Hillary Clinton has "a lot" of private notes about the 2012 terrorist attacks on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, but she might not be willing to turn them over to the the congressional committee that's investigating the incident."

Israel is none too pleased by the goofball antics of President Barry Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry. Israel's parliament elected a hardliner as President.

According to the Houston Chronicle, "Israel's parliament on Tuesday chose Reuven Rivlin, a veteran nationalist politician and supporter of the Jewish settlement movement, as the country's next president, putting a man opposed to the creation of a Palestinian state into the ceremonial but influential post."

In a stunning upset, Tea Party candidate Dave Brat, an economics professor, trounced House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the Republican primary. Cantor was a leading voice of the GOP Establishment and a moderate, who leaned Left.

The Houston Chronicle reports that, "House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost in his Republican primary election Tuesday to a little-known economics professor, a stunning upset for the GOP's No. 2 in the House and a major victory for the tea party."

President Barry Obama has already lost his 'flexibility' with a 'Reset on Russia," and now it appears that his 'Integrate with India' strategy is falling apart too. India, Russia and China are drawing closer to each other and copperating more on sharing weapons' technologies.

Ria Novosti reports that, "India’s armed forces successfully test launched a BrahMos supersonic anti-ship cruise missile, developed jointly with Russia, from the country’s newest warship INS Kolkata, the PTI news agency reported Monday quoting Indian defense officials."

Japan is preparing to launch whale hunts around the globe.

According to the BBC News, "Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said Japan will step up efforts to resume its annual whale hunt in the Antarctic."

The deadly and incurable ebola virus is spreading like wildfire in Sierra Leone.

The BBC News reports that, "Sierra Leone says its death toll from the contagious Ebola virus has doubled in one week, with hopes of containing the outbreak fading. Health ministry officials said at least 12 people had been killed by the deadly virus, up from six last week."

Taliban terorists are chanting, "Praise be Obama" after President Barry Obama freed 5 Taliban terrorists from Gitmo prison in exchange for a US soldier, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who deserted his battalion to teach radical Islamists to build bombs.

According to the Houston Chronicle, "The Pakistani Taliban threatened more violence Monday after a five-hour assault on the nation's busiest airport killed 29 people — including all 10 attackers — raising a new challenge for a U.S. ally trying to end years of fighting that has claimed thousands of lives."

The Ukraine is transforming into a haven for con artists, corruptionists and criminals.

The Houston Chronicle reports that, "On paper, the Ukrainian trading firm known as Mistral dealt in management consulting and research, doing millions of dollars' worth of deals before going bust after Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was chased out of office earlier this year."