U.S. back-channel with North Korea already established, US officials confirm
The intelligence agency effort to engage the rogue regime bypasses an existing State Department channel
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The intelligence agency effort to engage the rogue regime bypasses an existing State Department channel
President Trump's criticism of special counsel Robert Mueller is putting lawmakers on edge
Russian envoy Anatoly Antonov was at the U.S. embassy to vote in the Russian presidential election Sunday
Lawmakers discussed possible next steps and remaining questions into Cambridge Analytica's profiling of Facebook user's private information
Ryan Zinke told reporters "How could ever saying 'good morning' be bad?"
"After more than a year and millions and millions of dollars spent on this, there remains no evidence of collusion with Russia," said Short of the Russia probe
"There are a few things in life where it is worth standing up and saying, 'Enough is enough,'" said Paul
"We have to find out the facts of what he did and if he did then some punishment was necessary," King said of McCabe's termination
The president said the special counsel's team is staffed with "hardened" Democrats despite Mueller being a Republican himself
Kang Kyung-wha also said the international community was "quite surprised" by Trump's acceptance of an invitation to talks with the North
Sen. Bob Corker said he doesn't believe pulling out of the Iran deal with jeopardize talks with North Korea
President Trump, pleased with Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to fire Andrew McCabe, unleashed his thoughts on Twitter Saturday
Other Democrats are urging immediate hearings on what they see as the politicization of the Justice Department
Facebook did not alert users to incident in 2015, when it says it first learned of a problem
The former FBI deputy director, who was fired Friday, kept memos of his conversations with President Trump