Kremlin denies report of voting software hacking
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says the claim "does not conform to reality"
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says the claim "does not conform to reality"
Ambassador Nikki Haley says status quo unacceptable, with some human rights-abusing nations as members and regular criticism of Israel by member states
"He was not a police or MI5 subject of interest," London's Metropolitan Police say
Sources say David Rank surprised embassy staffers in Beijing, who expected him to announce plans for Trump to visit
A spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces tells reporters that operations have begun in coordination with the U.S.-led coalition
“These vile murderers seek to divide our society and instil fear; we will ensure they fail,” Muslim Council of Britain says
Brad Myers took a selfie on the bridge, walked away and then heard a van mount the sidewalk and photographed the aftermath
25-year-old federal government contractor charged with copying classified documents and mailing them to an unidentified news organization
Shootout ended with two men dead, three officers wounded and female hostage freed
Eight minutes after it began, it was over. Three terrorists, who were wearing fake suicide belts, were shot dead by police
British media reported Monday that a dozen Molotov cocktails were found in the back of the London attackers' van
Cory Richards and Adrian Ballinger are back in the U.S. after making it to one of the world's highest altitudes – and documenting it on Snapchat
U.S. military aircraft continue to fly missions in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria despite the rift
The report, which CBS News confirmed is authentic, also indicates Russian hackers launched a spear-phishing attack targeting local government organizations
A recent study shows that discarded plastic garbage could outweigh fish by 2050 if nothing is done