Thousands able to escape Aleppo, but efforts stall again
Shelling resumed, forcing humanitarian workers to withdraw their ambulances
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Russian military says all those who wanted out have left, but with new violence reported, all that's clear is evacuations no longer taking place
The evidence linking the hack to Russian President Vladimir Putin comes from what intelligence officials say are a “variety of sources”
1st convoy carrying rebels and their families out of besieged enclave makes it into another opposition-held patch
Russia says situation in ISIS-overrun Palmyra now "stabilized," dismisses U.S. concern over any weapons terror group laid hands on
U.S. Intelligence is working against a deadline of January 20 to complete the investigation Obama ordered of attempts by foreign hackers to disrupt the U.S. election
Hours after a cease-fire fell apart, rebels say a new deal and evacuation effort is back on
Military chief has reinvented Soviet era paramilitary network, aimed at bolstering armed forces by giving youth basic skills
After night of calm and hopes last holdouts could be evacuated, heavy bombardment of opposition enclave resumes
Donald Trump's secretary of state pick has ties to Russia and Vladimir Putin -- and it's complicating his nomination
The news comes as Russia's role in influencing the U.S. election -- including through hacks of the DNC and other Democratic Party groups -- comes under further scrutiny
Apparent cease-fire deal between Syrian rebel holdouts and Moscow allows for the evacuation of civilians and fighters from war-ravaged areas
Rebels say Russia has agreed to allow an evacuation of civilians and fighters from the last holdout in the war-ravaged city
President-elect Trump announced he will nominate ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson as secretary of state
But Russian leader adds it won't likely happen until Trump is actually sworn in
Confirmation process could get heated due to Tillerson's relationship with Russia's president and Moscow's reported role in U.S. election
Human rights officials say execution-style murders of women, children documented as thousands crowd "hellish corner" still held by rebels
The Exxon Mobil CEO's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin may be an obstacle during his confirmation hearing
Senior administration official says that the U.S. has “high confidence” that it was the G.R.U. -- Russia’s largest intelligence agency -- that conducted the hacking
William Cohen told Scott Pelley that it would be a mistake for Donald Trump to belittle the intelligence community
Russia's economy may be struggling, but it's a boom time for these tech workers
Its agreement to get nonmember producers to also slash output holds promise for raising prices or for falling short
But there is disagreement between the CIA and FBI over evidence in the case, CBS News' Jeff Pegues reports
Potential deputy secretary of state denies intel agencies' conclusion that Russians hacked and favored Trump, and answers with his own accusation