Reality TV star-turned-politician campaigns for Russia's top job
The catch is: if she succeeds and starts to look like a real threat, the Kremlin could just decide not to let her run at all
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The catch is: if she succeeds and starts to look like a real threat, the Kremlin could just decide not to let her run at all
A USAID officer in Tashkent at the American embassy was subjected to what may have been an acoustic attack similar to those suffered by U.S. diplomats in Cuba
Engineers trying to communicate with "Meteor M 2-1" weather satellite as Russian space agency dealt another blow
The Associated Press has learned that many U.S. officials and other Americans were left in the dark about Russian attempts to break into their email accounts
Nearly 80 interviews with Americans targeted by Fancy Bear turned up only two cases in which the FBI provided a heads-up, The Associated Press reports
President Trump's former national security adviser may now be cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation
As many as 126 million people could have seen content posted on pages related to the Internet Research Agency, a Russian troll farm
The two leaders spoke by phone Tuesday
Putin to call Trump, discuss peace initiatives after Assad ventures out of his war-torn nation for 2nd time since 2011
France 1st reported spike in radioactive Ruthenium-106 in air over Ural Mountains, now Greenpeace suspects "a possible concealment"
Senate Judiciary Committee asks for more information about a request from a Russian with ties to Putin
After the vote, Nikki Haley said Russia's actions were "simple and shameful"
Workers are racing to build a colossal bridge -- a $3 billion megaproject -- that will connect southern Russia to the Crimean Peninsula
Lawmakers approve bill allowing Kremlin to register international media outlets as foreign agents
Moscow could've pointed to credible reports that U.S. let ISIS fighters escape, instead it showed off a video game screengrab
WikiLeaks is back in the news, after Donald Trump Jr. admitted to occasionally direct-messaging the site on Twitter
Attorney general faced a new round of lawmaker's questions in light of recent developments in the special counsel's Russia investigation
Strikes, reportedly by Syrian or Russian forces, tear through packed market in opposition territory as Russia accuses U.S. of helping ISIS
RT formally complied with DOJ requests on Monday by registering under FARA as an agent for the Russian government
CBS News senior national security contributor Michael Morell explains the dangers and impact of the "catastrophic" leak
"We are focused on regulation," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Sunday on CBS News' "Face the Nation"
President also said Sunday at press briefing in Vietnam: "As to whether I believe it, I'm with our [intelligence] agencies"
Amid five-state tour of Asia, the president fired off a series of unfettered tweets Saturday about foreign leaders
"I really believe that when he tells me that he means it," Trump said of Putin
RT reported Thursday that the U.S. Department of Justice has demanded the registration be done by Monday