McConnell says investigation into Flynn's Russian contacts "highly likely"
McConnell told reporters Tuesday that an investigation by the Intelligence Committee was "highly likely"
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McConnell told reporters Tuesday that an investigation by the Intelligence Committee was "highly likely"
The president said McCain, a veteran and six-term senator, "doesn't know how to win anymore"
The Arizona senator insists there is "no moral equivalence between the United States and Putin’s Russia"
The House Speaker, however, says it was “regrettable that there was some confusion” after it was signed
The veteran GOP senator blasts the lack of vetting involved in the new ban, saying it has been a "confused process"
Sens. McCain and Portman tell President Trump that unilaterally lifting sanctions would be ill-advised
Arizona senator told Scott Pelley he wants to hear more from Tillerson about "what America stands for"
Mattis is testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee, chaired by Sen. John McCain
Bipartisan group proposes sanctions to punish Moscow for hacks, aggression in Ukraine and Syria
The intelligence community is preparing a comprehensive report on Russia's interference in the election, which will be released early next week
The director of national intelligence, the NSA director and the undersecretary of defense for intelligence are testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee
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Some said the speech Wednesday, in which Kerry defended a U.S. vote at the United Nations, either served no point or was harmful to future negotiations
McCain has joined Democrats in calling for a Select Committee on Cyber in Congress to investigate Russian hacking efforts
But there is disagreement between the CIA and FBI over evidence in the case, CBS News' Jeff Pegues reports
Potential deputy secretary of state denies intel agencies' conclusion that Russians hacked and favored Trump, and answers with his own accusation
Top senators spoke with "CBS This Morning" in a joint interview
“Facts are stubborn things. They did hack into this campaign,” Sen. McCain told "Face the Nation" about CIA assessment of Russian electioneering
McCain, Schumer and others said in joint statement that CIA’s report of Russia’s efforts in the election “should alarm every American”
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The Obama administration accused the Russian government in October of hacking into U.S. political groups, people and institutions to influence the election
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McCain, who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, urged Trump and his incoming administration not to place undue faith in Putin's promises
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