NATO: Russia exercise resembles "preparation for a big war"
Moscow carries out massive war games every 4 years, but with details hard to discern, this year's look and feel different
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U.S. flies advanced warplanes over Korean Peninsula
B-1B bombers and F-35 stealth fighter jets used again in show of force as tension with North Korea mounts
Report describes Facebook's viewpoint amid Russia investigation
Facebook acknowledged that fake accounts allegedly from Russia bought $100K in ads during 2016 election cycle
Why a Facebook warrant could signal a turning point in Mueller's probe
Former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti says special counsel Robert Mueller would have needed to do two things to secure a warrant
Facebook gives special counsel materials about Russian ad buys
The social media giant provided Robert Mueller's team with materials about advertising linked to Russians
Russia kicks off huge war games on Europe's borders
U.S. allies suspect "Zapad 2017" exercise could be biggest ever, and given Putin's Ukraine tactics, that's cause for concern
How Russia-linked groups used Facebook to meddle in 2016 election
"I think what we've seen so far from Facebook is only the tip of the iceberg," said Sen. Mark Warner
Feds end use of Russian IT company's software
The Trump administration says Russian intelligence could access sensitive data using Kaspersky products
Who are the seasoned prosecutors on Robert Mueller's team?
Mueller now has more than a dozen prosecutors investigating Russian interference with the U.S. election and whether the Trump campaign was involved
Trump lawyers fretted over Kushner's Russia contacts
Some members of the president's legal team considered recommending Mr. Trump's son-in-law be fired after meeting with Russians came to light
UN approves new round of sanctions against North Korea
Approval was unanimous, but not measure sought by Trump administration to ban all oil imports and freeze North Korea's international assets
New U.S. sanctions package against N. Korea up for vote
But new draft resolution isn't quite "strongest possible measures" Trump admin. wanted -- because they need China and Russia on board
The Arctic Frontier
Lesley Stahl goes to the top of the world where the next battle over oil and mineral resources is shaping up as the region becomes more accessible due to climate change
U.S., Russian diplomats to meet in Finland
The envoys are expected to discuss broad strategic relations, as well as arms control
Trump Moscow letter of intent divulged
"Help world peace and make a lot of money," an email from a Russian-born businessman says
Facebook has "not closed the book" on Russian-linked internet troll investigation
"We have not closed the book on this," a Facebook official told CBS News's Jeff Pegues
Defense launchers deployed as China approves N. Korea sanctions
Seoul hardens stance against Pyongyang after torrent of weapons tests; China says U.N. should take "necessary measures" to quell tensions
Analysts say hackers are targeting U.S. energy
Symantec reports says hackers, which some have linked to Russia, have been able to infiltrate energy sector networks
Putin says Trump is "not my bride" and "I'm not his groom"
The Russian president said that a decision to shutter Russian diplomatic outposts in the U.S. was poorly handled
Putin hints at next move in U.S. diplomatic face-off
Russian leader says "we reserve the right" to expel 150 more U.S. diplomats, possibly more, but he leaves ball in U.S. court
Trump family, associates to be in Russia probe crosshairs
As Congress returns from a summer recess, some of the attention will be focused squarely on Trump Jr.
Russia vacates diplomatic posts, State Department says
A State Department official denies Russian claims that U.S. officials threatened to break down doors at the facilities
Black smoke pours from chimney at Russian consulate
Firefighters who arrived at the scene were turned away by consulate officials who came from inside the building
Diplomatic tension escalates between Russia, U.S.
The U.S. gave Russia 48 hours to comply with the order to close its San Francisco consulate and the East Coast offices
Foreign Service union completes assessments of injuries in U.S. diplomats in Cuba
The "incidents" began in late November 2016, resulting in mild traumatic brain injury and hearing loss for some
Poll finds Democrats still boosted by voters' economic concerns
Israeli election to test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to hold power
Elon Musk says SpaceX throttled Ukraine Starlink speeds over drone strikes
In the Venezuelan stronghold of Doral, some voters discouraged by Trump's policies
More than 1,000 arrested in France as protesters and police clash
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Iran says potential new U.S. strikes won't change Tehran's position
At least 12 injured, including 6 children, in shooting near Florida A&M
In Ohio rally, Obama blasts Ramaswamy, GOP over controversial Acton ad
