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March 11, 2022
‘Journalism has Been Lost in Russia,’ Says Novaya Gazeta Journalist

In a Q&A, Russian journalist Nadezhda Prusenkova says current pressure on Russian media makes for the hardest time in Novaya Gazeta’s history
May 26, 2019
Big Toys and a Sandbox for Grown-Ups at Las Vegas Attraction

Most kids love digging in the sand ... and many never outgrow that. A new and unusual attraction nicknamed "sand box for grown-ups" is a big hit among teenagers and adults in Las Vegas, Nevada. It's a heavy equipment playground that gives customers a change to operate gigantic, earth-moving bulldozers and hydraulic excavators, get tested on their skills and just have fun. Roman Mamonov tried his hand at operating some of the biggest construction vehicles there. Anna Rice narrates his story.
May 19, 2019
Historic Neon Signs of Las Vegas Have a Home

The famous Las Vegas strip lights up the night with neon signs and animated images. The Las Vegas Neon Museum has been lighting up the city since 2012. That's when activists, art lovers and local officials decided that neon signs that have seen better days deserved to be viewed and enjoyed by a new generation of tourists. Roman Mamonov traveled to Las Vegas and visited the unusual museum.
September 24, 2016
Protest Snapshots

Snapshot from anti-police protest in Charlotte, North Carolina, Sep. 23, 2016.
June 15, 2016
Volunteers Pitch In to Help Orlando Recover From Attack

While forensic work continues at the site of Sunday's attack at the Pulse disco in Orlando and doctors are still fighting for the lives of the severely wounded, thousands of volunteers all over the city are helping families of the victims and police officers guarding the crime scene by collecting donations or just listening to those who are afraid. VOA's Roman Mamonov reports.
September 19, 2015
Washington Awaits Visit of Pope Francis

Pontiff is to arrive Tuesday afternoon; his US visit will include stops in New York, Philadelphia
September 17, 2015
Washington Low-income Homes Going Solar

Washington, D.C, is getting closer to the sun – but not in the way you might think. Solar panels on rooftops are gaining popularity in the U.S. capital - and not just among the wealthy. This new technology is also finding its way to less-fortunate neighborhoods and better yet, it’s free. VOA’s Roman Mamonov went to a few homes where solar power is lighting up the neighborhood. Joy Wagner narrates.
September 17, 2015
Washington Awaits Pope Francis

Washington is just days away from the historic visit of Pope Francis. In the capital, the pontiff will do what heads of states do: visit the president and address a joint meeting of Congress. It’s an exciting time for the estimated 69 million Catholics in the U.S. But it’s not just believers who are waiting for the popular pontiff. With Joy Wagner narrating, VOA’s Roman Mamonov reports.
July 27, 2015
Washington DC Underground Streetcar Station to Become Arts Venue

Abandoned more than 50 years ago, the underground streetcar station in Washington D.C.’s historic DuPont Circle district is about to be reborn. The plan calls for turning the spacious underground platforms - once meant to be a transportation hub, - into a unique space for art exhibitions, presentations, concerts and even a film set. Roman Mamonov has more from beneath the streets of the U.S. capital. Joy Wagner narrates his report.

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