States didn't know risks to their election systems, source says
"Before folks realized it was a real problem, it was a real problem," a source told CBS News
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"Before folks realized it was a real problem, it was a real problem," a source told CBS News
Attorney General said he has "no knowledge beyond what has been publicly reported"
"Massive alarms" were going off about scope of Russian attempts to breach voter databases, one former U.S. official says
President Trump called the House-passed health care bill, which he celebrated with GOP members in the White House Rose Garden, "mean," according to Associated Press sources
Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that Trump does not intend to fire Mueller -- although it is president's right to do so
High-tech firms, farming interests, travel companies, young Cuban-Americans thrown into action as announcement looms
New study surveyed American views on race, immigration, trade, wages, and more between 2011 and 2016, looking at how shifting attitudes affected voting behavior
Liquor brand coyly suggests it would talk about its "ties to Russia" under oath
College student served about a year of 15-year sentence to hard labor after he was caught trying to steal a sign
Reporters at the Capitol were told Tuesday they could no longer videotape interviews with senators in hallways unless given permission
Ambassador Dana Shell Smith has been representing U.S. in Qatar since 2014
This comes after a friend of President Trump's said that the president is considering firing Mueller
Chief of Staff Reince Priebus thanked Trump for the "blessing" of serving in his administration
Comey revealed Thursday that he had asked longtime friend, Daniel Richman, to share memos with the media
Key ally to the president tells "CBS This Morning" it was a "mistake" to think the investigation would be neutral