Trump scraps high-profile meeting with Putin at G-20 over Ukraine
Russia continues to hold three Ukrainian naval vessels and more than 20 sailors they seized last weekend in the Black Sea
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Who is Felix Sater and what's his role in Michael Cohen's plea deal?
Cohen was assisted by an intermediary listed as "Individual 2" in the plea deal, most likely Felix Sater, a business associate of President Trump
Court rejects accused Russian spy Maria Butina's request to be moved from solitary confinement
Butina has been jailed in Virginia since July 15 and has been charged with conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent
Mattis: "No smoking gun" implicating Saudi prince in Khashoggi killing
The Pentagon chief also said he doesn't believe the U.S. has the audio recording alleged to portray the murder of Jamal Khashoggi
Manafort lawyers have been briefing Giuliani on Mueller investigation
"They share with me the things that pertain to our part of the case," Giuliani told the AP
Accused spy Maria Butina asks to be moved from solitary confinement
Butina has been jailed in Virginia since July 15 and has been charged with conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent
Trump again rejects climate change report, lashes out at Federal Reserve
The president doubled down on his skepticism of human-induced climate change and dismissed the National Climate Assessment
Manafort denies meeting with Assange as Mueller zeroes in
Adding to Paul Manafort's troubles, a British newspaper said he held secret meetings with Julian Assange, including one in 2016
Russia shows captured Ukrainian sailors in "confession" video
With U.S. calling on Moscow to free the 24 captured sailors, Russia is sticking by its claim that Ukraine caused the naval standoff
Mueller says Manafort violated plea agreement by lying to feds
In a court filing, prosecutors say Manafort violated his plea agreement with the government by lying to federal investigators "on a variety of subject matters"
U.S. demands Russia stop "unlawful conduct" after Ukrainian ships seized
The incident escalated tensions that have been growing between the two countries since Moscow annexed Crimea from Ukraine
Tension soars as Russia seizes Ukrainian vessels, blocks sea passage
Moscow and Kiev trade jabs over clashes at sea and Russia calls emergency U.N. Security Council meeting over "provocations"
Russia launches airstrikes after alleged poison gas attack in Syria
More than 100 people stream into Aleppo hospitals with symptoms pointing to likely chlorine gas attack, as new violence tests fragile truce
Tensions rise as Russia fires on Ukrainan vessels, wounding 2
Ukrainian navy said two of its gunboats were struck and Russian crews boarded and seized them and an accompanying tugboat
Ex-Trump campaign adviser told to report to prison on Monday
Judge Randolph Moss of the D.C. District Court denies request that would've delayed George Papadopoulos' two-week prison sentence
Head of Russia's military intelligence agency dies in Moscow
U.S. had blacklisted Igor Korobov, whose agency is accused of hacking U.S. elections, orchestrating a U.K. nerve agent attack and Olympic doping
Former top DOD official Michael Vickers says U.S., China battling to control "industries of the future"
On "Intelligence Matters" this week, Vickers talked with host Michael Morell about the threats posed by China and Russia to the U.S.
Russian opposed by U.S. loses bid to lead Interpol
Moscow claims U.S. led "campaign to discredit" Alexander Prokopchuk, who feared abuses of the Interpol systems to target political opponents of the Kremlin
Facebook's CEO says resigning isn't "the plan," amid series of scandals
"I am responsible for everything that happens here," Facebook's CEO told CNN in an interview Tuesday night
Hackers impersonated State Dept. officials, cybersecurity firm says
Hackers likely connected to Russian intelligence services impersonated two State Department officials, targeting hundreds of people in government, according to a research firm
Successful launch clears way for future space crews
A successful space station cargo flight clears the way for a resumption of crewed missions next month
Court "error" suggests U.S. charges against WikiLeaks boss Julian Assange
Assange has hidden in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for years fearing extradition to U.S., and this revelation suggest his fears could be well founded
U.S. military might "struggle to win, or perhaps lose" war with China or Russia, report says
"America's ability to defend its allies, its partners and its own vital interests is increasingly in doubt," report's authors write. On the "Intelligence Matters" podcast this week, National Defense Strategy Commission co-chair talks with Michael Morell
Missing American reporter Austin Tice is believed to be alive, says U.S. official
The Marine-turned-reporter vanished in Syria in 2012, and the U.S. is pressing Russia for help in freeing him
SpaceX and back-to-back space station launches on tap
Two launches to the International Space Station follow a SpaceX flight for Qatar
ICE crackdown prompts some Texas Latinos to turn away from Trump
Iran has "increased efforts to target U.S. personnel," intel chief warns
DOJ sues to block Alaska Senate certification if Sullivan loses
Paris museums close, shops build barricades ahead of more protests
2 ex-FBI officials charged with lying about Hunter Biden's laptop
Judge allows Jane Doe anonymity in Cornell sexual assault lawsuit
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Trump's U.N. ambassador says Iran war could drag on for another year
DOJ demands that some California counties set aside alleged noncitizen ballots
