Russia denies flouting key Cold War treaty with new missiles
U.S. officials say SSC-8 missiles are clear violation of arms control treaty, but Kremlin denies it, noting Trump admin has said nothing publicly
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Dem senators plan emergency meeting
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the meeting amid published reports about and related to National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's resignation
Kremlin denies Trump team intel intercepts, says don't trust media
Vladimir Putin's spokesman says reports of contacts with Russian intel "groundless," as pressure mounts on Trump associates
Michael Flynn interviewed by FBI
Flynn was asked to resign as national security adviser Monday night
Russian spy ship patrolling off U.S.East Coast
The ship, known as an AGI, made a port call in Cuba and has been working its way up the east coast
Russian provocations test Trump's desire to improve relations
Russia deployed a cruise missile specifically banned by a 1987 treaty and has buzzed a Navy destroyer
Russia's cruise missile defies U.S. agreement, officials say
U.S. officials say they've watched missile flight tests that clearly break rules established near the end of the Cold War
McConnell says investigation into Flynn's Russian contacts "highly likely"
McConnell told reporters Tuesday that an investigation by the Intelligence Committee was "highly likely"
Russia reacts to Michael Flynn's resignation
Kremlin says only that it's a U.S. matter, but senior lawmakers were quick to see "Russiaphobia" behind Flynn's "forced" resignation
AP sources: Justice Dept. warned Trump team about Flynn's contacts with Russia
One person said the Justice Department was concerned that Flynn could be in a compromised position
New video shows ISIS' destruction of ancient city
Moscow says drone video shows terror group's ongoing assault on Palmyra, as Syrian troops purported close in again
Garry Kasparov criticizes Trump's "moral relativism" on Russia
The Russian human rights activist and former chess champion spoke with CBS News about Putin's goals
Putin planning to send 100K troops to Baltic border?
As ex-NATO commander warns Russian drills could be "demonstrably bigger" than in previous years, U.S. allies seek more cover
Hackers get burned in deal with Russian spy agency
Here's how several members of a notorious hacking group ended up behind bars
U.S. launches TV network as alternative to Russian propaganda
But bosses of 24-hour, Russian-language network insist mission is fair, balanced reporting, not "counter-propaganda"
Man builds church of snow for village without chapel
Man spends nearly two months building church entirely out of snow for village in Siberia
Another Putin foe sidelined, this time by Russian court
Alexei Navalny re-convicted on same charges he fought off years ago, disqualifying him from taking Putin on in election
Putin critic fighting for his life with mysterious illness
Vladimir Kara-Murza's wife thinks he has been poisoned, as he was in 2015, which he says was an assassination attempt by his political enemies
Russia wants Fox News apology for calling Putin "a killer"
Trump already defended Russian leader from Bill O'Reilly's accusation, but Kremlin "would like to receive an apology"; O'Reilly brushes off the request
Trump's comments about Putin spark more criticism
Former acting and deputy director of the CIA calls president’s remarks likening Russian regime to the U.S. “very bizarre”
Trump's remarks on Russia draw sharp GOP rebuke
President seemed to defend criticism of Putin as a "killer," asking, "What, you think our country is so innocent?”
Pence, Christie defend Trump's Russia comments
Told in a Fox News interview that Russia's president is "a killer," Mr. Trump replied, "You think our country is so innocent?"
Pence defends Trump's criticism of "so-called judge"
Mr. Trump took to Twitter to go after a federal judge in Seattle who halted his executive order banning travel from 7 countries
Trump tells Ukraine leader he'll work to "restore peace" with Russia
Amid mixed signals from the White House, Trump tells Petro Poroshenko he'll work with him and Russians to stop simmering border war
How Trump's foreign policy is sending signals to the world
Fran Townsend, former homeland security adviser under President George W. Bush, talks Iran, Russia and Israeli settlements
Texas dad deported to Ghana was then forced to go to Mali, he says
Poll finds Democrats still boosted by voters' economic concerns
Lula wins 4th term as Brazil's president, but Bolsonaro rejects results
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