Condoleezza Rice: Putin an "eye-for-an-eye kind of guy"
Preview: In interview with "Sunday Morning" the former Secretary of State says the Russians "messing around with our elections" was "appalling"
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Trump has track record of embracing strongmen around the world
The president invited the authoritarian president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, to the White House - what other strongmen has he praised?
Report: Putin-controlled think tank developed plan to sway U.S. election
The think tank is reportedly run by retired senior Russian foreign intelligence officials
AP: Exxon Mobil seeks feds' OK to resume huge Russian oil venture
Deal struck when Secretary of State Tillerson was company's CEO was stopped by U.S. sanctions after Russia annexed Crimea
Russians laugh off idea that Putin interfered in U.S. election
On the streets of Moscow, everyday Russian citizens say Putin would not have tried to mix himself up in November's presidential election
Majority say they are "uneasy" about Trump handling North Korea
Poll finds more Americans think Trump is "about right" in his approach to the Russian government
Does Putin care about keeping Assad in power?
Fran Townsend, former homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush, says there is only one strategic asset in Syria that the Russian president cares about
Putin says U.S. preparing more strikes against Syria
Russian president also says Russia will ask U.N. to investigate chemical attack that provoked U.S. missile strike
McCain wants Tillerson to challenge Putin's Syria involvement
GOP Sen. John McCain says Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to align himself with the Syrian president doesn’t benefit Russia or the world
Massive protest wave sweeps Russia, opposition leader arrested
Alexei Navalny, the anti-corruption campaigner who is leading the opposition to Russian President Vladimir Putin, was arrested while walking to a demonstration
John McCain tweets 60 Minutes is "must-watch" TV
Sen. John McCain was among the viewers who voiced their reactions to the 60 Minutes story “Poisoned,” calling it a “must-watch” feature
Poisoned
60 Minutes examines the unfortunate fate that stalks some of Putin's most prominent critics: unsolved shootings, suspicious suicides and poisonings
Putin critic says he was poisoned, but won’t back down
Vladimir Kara-Murza, a Kremlin critic who nearly died twice from mysterious toxin, vows to return to Russia to continue his opposition to Putin's policies
With volunteers and U.S. tanks, Estonia tells Russia it's "ready to fight"
Many in tiny nation on Russia's western border see Putin's invasion of Ukraine as a warning, and they aren't taking it lying down
U.N. probe says Syria, Russia deliberately "obliterated" civilian areas
Day after Russia and China blocked Security Council resolution against Syria for chemical weapons, new report "shows depravity of the Assad regime"
Thousands march in Moscow in opposition to Putin
2nd anniversary of prominent Kremlin critic's brazen public assassination draws a crowd, and chants calling for freedom
Ukraine lawmaker who met Trump associates faces treason probe
Andrei Artemenko reportedly met Trump's lawyer and a business partner in January over plan to lease Crimea to Russia
Poll reveals Putin's image rising sharply among GOP
Even though Putin's image has improved, an overwhelmingly majority still views him negatively
Russian interference "could have" caused Clinton's loss, campaign manager says
On "CBS This Morning," Robby Mook said Republicans should be just as concerned as Democrats about Russian meddling
Trump offers no response to recent Russian aggression
"I'm going to see what happens," Mr. Trump said at his press conference Thursday, adding that he doesn't need to reveal his plans for a response
Former adviser to three GOP presidents questions Trump's Russia motivations
Peter Wehner, who worked with Reagan and both Bush presidents, said if collusion with Russia is proved, it could sink Trump's presidency
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
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
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
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
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Ilhan Omar's D.C. home searched by Homeland Security investigators, sources say
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