Firm harvested 50 million Facebook profiles
Facebook did not alert users to incident in 2015, when it says it first learned of a problem
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Andrew McCabe has been interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller
The former FBI deputy director, who was fired Friday, kept memos of his conversations with President Trump
Man suing data firm calls use of Facebook profiles a "wake-up call"
Cambridge Analytica reportedly used personal information from Facebook profiles of millions of U.S. voters without permission
Facebook knew of illicit user profile harvesting for 2 years, never acted
The Guardian's Carole Cadwalladr says Facebook knew Cambridge Analytica had been harvesting data for at least two years
Trump lashes out at FBI, State and Justice Departments for "leaking, lying and corruption"
President Trump, pleased with Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to fire Andrew McCabe, unleashed his thoughts on Twitter Saturday
Democrats tell Andrew McCabe they'll offer him a job
Other Democrats are urging immediate hearings on what they see as the politicization of the Justice Department
Facebook loophole allowed abuse of personal data
Some user data was visible to select employees within Cambridge Analytica as recently as 2017
Trump's lawyer on Mueller's Russia probe: "Just end it"
John Dowd says he hopes deputy attorney general will follow the "brilliant and courageous example" set by ouster of ex-FBI deputy
National debt tops $21 trillion for first time ever
Only a year ago, President Trump promised to eliminate the national debt in 8 years, but it has just hit a dizzying new historical high
Russia retaliates in feud over U.K. nerve agent attack
Not only rejecting blame for Novichok attack on Russian ex-spy in England, Moscow is engaging in a tit-for-tat diplomatic duel
McCabe says his dismissal part of Trump's "war" on FBI
Former FBI deputy director tells CBS News an inspector general's report that led to his dismissal was "misleading and unfair"
Trump's lawyer says Stormy Daniels violated confidentiality agreement 20 times
The porn star signed a confidentiality agreement saying she would have to pay $1 million per violation
Stormy Daniels physically threatened, her lawyer says
The lawyer also claims some accusations took place after Trump entered office
EU's potential targets to reply to US tariffs
Bourbon, agricultural products and automobiles among an extensive lineup of US products that could get hit
Rex Tillerson's wasted year courting Trump
How the outgoing secretary of state tried and failed to get into the president's good graces
Kimmel says he will file "complaint" against Trump Organization
Late night host pokes fun at Trump company for manufacturing products abroad
CIA Director nominee Gina Haspel did not mock tortured detainee
ProPublica retracted reporting on Haspel from a year ago, including an anecdote which said she mocked a detainee during a waterboarding session
Wildlife protection board packed with trophy hunters, report says
A review by the Associated Press found many of the members on a new advisory board are trophy hunters, some with ties to the Trump family
Bob Corker suggests timing of Trump meeting with Kim Jong Un could slip
The meeting was supposed take place by May. Corker said the meeting will happen, but it may not be that soon
Defiant Russia vows retaliation against U.S., U.K.
Under pressure with new U.S. sanctions and accusations of nerve agent attack on British soil, Moscow hints at tit-for-tat response
Jeff Flake considers 2020 primary bid to challenge Trump
The Arizona Republican is leaving the Senate after this year
Trump admits he makes things up
Others might be mortified at being caught short — not this president
Amid White House departures, Trump jokes "who's next?"
It's the very question that has the whole White House on edge
H.R. McMaster, national security adviser, very likely to lose his job
White House chief of staff John Kelly could also resign as early as Friday, CBS News reports
"Russian Roulette" authors reveal the debate in the Obama administration on how to deal with Russian cyberattacks
"There was a concern that this would escalate a conflict with Russia, there would be a cyberwar in which the U.S. could end up the losers because we had much to lose"
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Trump asking advisers if Hegseth should go, sources say
Hoax bomb threats affect at least 20 European flights in a week
2 women advanced further in Navy SEAL tryouts than any in history
2 Native American women make history in midterms
Mike Johnson won't seek new term as House GOP leader after losses
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
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