In a first, Trump offers some acknowledgement of Russian hacking
Hillary Clinton called the hacking "an attack" on Thursday, while President Obama said on Friday that Clinton was "treated unfairly" in the election
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Hillary Clinton called the hacking "an attack" on Thursday, while President Obama said on Friday that Clinton was "treated unfairly" in the election
GOP Gov. Pat McCrory signed a bill that keeps Gov.-elect Roy Cooper from having a Democratic majority on state's elections and ethics board and also requires his Cabinet to face State Senate confirmation
The West Virginia senator was himself a contender for energy secretary and has spoken with Trump in person and on the phone
The investigation faulted both state officials and the EPA for the contamination that has affected nearly 100,000 residents
But he also said that "if we have a strong message if we’re speaking to what the American people care about, typically the popular vote and the Electoral College vote will align"
Obama says going "all in" in Syria wasn't feasible for many reasons
CIA Director John Brennan announced the development in a memo to CIA workforce
The president was asked about Russian hacking and its government's interference in the U.S. election
"He is determined to score a point against me which he did," Clinton said in a talk with donors about Russian hacking and her election defeat
...And the source added, “We aren’t doing anything about it,” CBS News’ Jeff Pegues reports
The president-elect uses his Twitter account to air his grievances, sometimes sending stock prices into a tailspin
Among the people expected to attend the meeting is John Podesta, chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign
Texas rules mandating burial, cremation of fetus remains were set to go into effect within days
"What else do you have if you don’t have hope?” the first lady said in an interview with Oprah Winfrey
In op-ed, the former Clinton campaign chairman charged that "something is deeply broken at the FBI"