Kremlin-backed broadcaster Russia Today has been told to register in the United States as a “foreign agent.” U.S. intelligence officials say the broadcaster tried to influence the U.S. presidential election on the Kremlin’s behalf, an allegation the broadcaster and the Kremlin deny.
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team has questioned Sam Clovis, co-chairman of President Donald Trump’s election campaign, to determine if Trump or top aides knew of the extent of the campaign team’s contacts with Russia, two sources familiar with the investigation said on Friday.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) used Veterans Day to serve his country by pointing out that President Donald Trump is lying about Russia hacking the election that he “won.”
If you can’t handle the scrutiny of a political campaign – if you need to postpone it until the smoke of a teenage sex scandal blows over – then you shouldn’t be running in the first place.
The CIA remains confident in its conclusion that Russia waged a disinformation campaign in the U.S. to influence the election in Donald Trump’s favor.
“There are investigations going on,” Moore said. “In the next few days, there will be revelations about the motivations and the content of this article.”
The man who will be in charge of the Russia investigation if Democrats take back the House, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), lowered the boom on Trump by saying that his Russia denials aren’t fooling anyone and that the President is incapable of putting America first.
At press gaggle aboard Air Force One, Trump marked Veterans Day by claiming that he believes Putin when he tells him that Russia didn’t interfere in the election, and saying that Russia tried to undermine US democracy is an insult to Putin.
“Every time he sees me, he says, ‘I didn’t do that.’ And I believe, I really believe, that when he tells me that, he means it.”
As tensions between the United States and North Korea have increased, the pope has often warned that a nuclear conflict would destroy a good part of humanity and called for a third country to mediate the dispute.
