Cotton on Senate bills to protect Mueller: "I don't see them going very far"
Cotton's comments come amid a clear sign that Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is ramping up
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Cotton's comments come amid a clear sign that Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is ramping up
As summer recess has finally arrived in Washington, politicians getting out of town have to be careful not to look like they're enjoying themselves too much
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called the new U.N. sanctions a "good outcome" as he embarked on his first day at the ASEAN ministerial meeting
Special counsel Robert Mueller is asking for records related to the former national security adviser
A federal grand jury in Washington is now part of Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the election
President Trump tweeted that the bill placing tougher sanctions on Russia puts the Russo-U.S. relationship at an "all-time & very dangerous low"
"Relations between Russia and the United States are going to be extremely tense regardless of Congress' makeup and regardless of who is president," Medvedev says
Congressional source tells CBS News there is "high interest" in obtaining phone records related to the June 2016 meeting
These are the planes Russia is using to wage war in Syria
NTV correspondent was reporting from Moscow's Gorky Park amid celebrations on holiday honoring Russia's Airborne Troops, which often gets rowdy
Two others were wounded when the five defendants grabbed weapons from their escorts and sparked a shootout, officials said
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that Trump "weighed in" and "offered suggestions" on his son Donald Trump Jr.'s statement about meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer
Vice President visits Georgia, says "U.S. strongly condemns Russian occupation" of tiny neighbor's territory
Kim Jong Un's scientists may have missile technology to reach the U.S., but that doesn't mean they can blow anything up, yet
President dictated Trump Jr.'s initial misleading statement on his meeting with a Russia lawyer in 2016, according to Washington Post
"We waited for quite some time for something to change for the better, but it became clear that it would not be soon," Putin says
If Congress holds pro forma sessions, it's unlikely the president will be able to sidestep Congress with a recess appointment
Hackers from around the world cracked into voting machines at Defcon convention in Las Vegas this weekend
Announcement comes after Senate passed new legislation to impose further sanctions against Russian government
More Americans want to see GOP work with Democrats to improve health care law, rather than repeal or replace it
Moscow had been threatening reciprocal measures; move comes one day after U.S. senate votes to approve new sanctions
Measure passed overwhelmingly in both Senate and House this week. The White House hasn't said whether Trump will sign the bill
While participants have said Russian adoption was the topic of June 2016 Trump Tower meeting, Hermitage's Bill Browder says that was just "code" for Russian sanctions
Operatives linked to Russian intelligence used fake Facebook accounts to surveil associates of the French president ahead of his election in May, Reuters reports
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