U.N. Security Council to meet over alleged chemical attack in Syria
Initially there were 2 meetings called for; one by U.S. and allies, and another by Syria's biggest backer, Russia
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The DHS "war room" on Election Day 2016
Former Department of Homeland Security official Neil Jenkins reflects on the agency's response to the Russian cyberattacks on election systems in 2016
Russia seeks to block Telegram messaging app
Telegram was ordered to hand over encryption keys by Wednesday, but refused
Russia's hack of U.S. election infrastructure
60 Minutes investigates Russia’s widespread cyberattack against state voting systems
Trump administration targets Putin's inner circle in new sanctions
One of the individuals on the list has ties to former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort
Ex-spy's niece says phone call was real, Russia asks about his pets
Viktoria Skripal says she's sure it was her hospitalized cousin she spoke to, as Russia warns the U.K. it's "playing with fire"
Russian TV airs alleged phone call from daughter of poisoned ex-spy
The unverified call was presented to a studio audience, where she alleged said "everything is fine"
Russia pushes back at U.N. against poisoning accusations
Russia called for an open meeting Thursday afternoon of the U.N. Security Council to refute the poisoning allegations
As ex-spy's daughter seeks privacy, Russia airs supposed phone call
Even Russia's state-run TV can't confirm audio is really Yulia Skripal talking to her sister after "disorientating" nerve agent attack
Mueller's Russia probe shows it pays to cooperate
For those charged in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, cooperation may be their best bet
Russia not happy Facebook erasing alleged "troll factory" content
Day after social media giant removes mostly-Russian content, Kremlin calls it hostile censorship
Report: Britain believes it has found Russian lab that made nerve agent used in attack
The international chemical weapons watchdog on Wednesday rejected Russia's call for a joint investigation into the Salisbury poisoning
U.K. says Russian demand for role in ex-spy attack probe "perverse"
Global chemical weapons watchdog meets to discuss nerve agent attack after Russia suggests UK could have done it themselves
Putin demands Russia be included in probe of ex-spy's poisoning
"The speed at which the anti-Russian campaign has been launched causes bewilderment," Putin said in Turkey
Chemical weapons watchdog to meet on poisoned ex-spy case
Russia, while offering theories as to why U.K. might have used nerve agent on its own soil, says it will accept OPCW ruling -- with a caveat
Kremlin says Trump invited Putin to White House
Proposed summit follows Trump's suggestion that the two would discuss the arms race sometime soon
Kremlin insists billionaire's arrest part of anti-corruption fight
Putin's spokesman says Ziyavudin Magomedov is a "criminal," and dismisses speculation the gov't just wants to steal his business
Syria's Assad poised for another huge symbolic victory
Biggest rebel group in eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus begins surrendering after brutal Russian-backed offensive
Russian diplomats expelled from U.S. arrive in Moscow
In the propaganda war, one image President Vladimir Putin didn't want the world to see was the return of Russian diplomats and families from the U.S.
Sen. Tim Scott: "Disappointed" if Trump pardons Paul Manafort
"I think it's important that the White House be clear on this position as it relates to not treating either person differently," Scott said
U.K. police search Aeroflot flight at London airport, Russia claims
Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said British authorities did not state a reason for the search, which she called "the latest provocation"
Concern over Russian ships lurking around vital undersea cables
Russia's state-run TV has touted the Yantar research vessel's ability to tap into "top-secret communication cables"
Russia tests new ICBM as diplomatic standoff escalates
Stakes keep rising in row over poisoned Russian ex-spy, as Putin's government boasts 2nd test of "Satan Two" missile since December
Russia expels 60 U.S. diplomats, closes consulate
The State Department says Russia had no justification for kicking out U.S. diplomats from St. Petersburg
Russia retaliates after U.S. expels diplomats, shuts down consulate
Russia's foreign minister Sergey Lavrov says Moscow will shut down the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg
More than 1,000 arrested in France as protestors and police clash
Iran has "increased efforts to target U.S. personnel," intel chief warns
Ukraine says Starlink speed restored after long disruption
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Iran says U.S. military not allowed in Gulf "under any circumstance"
ICE crackdown prompts some Texas Latinos to turn away from Trump
DOJ sues to block Alaska Senate certification if Sullivan loses
Rubio calls on Cubans seeking "positive change" to work with CIA
President Trump, first lady vote early in person in Florida
