WikiLeaks' Assange: Russia didn't give us emails
By Euan McKirdy, CNN
Global Affairs
From US State Department
US administration '100% certain' about Russian hacking
By Mick Krever, CNN
Trump And The World
Trump, Palin break with GOP, warm up to Assange
By David Wright and Eugene Scott, CNN
Huckabee visits West Bank: 'Build Israel Great Again'
By Oren Liebermann, CNN
Standing in front of a bright red banner reading "Build Israel Great Again," former Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee promised Tuesday during an appearance in the West Bank that President-elect Donald Trump's policies toward Israel would be very different than President Barack Obama's.
Kim Jong Un says North Korea close to testing intercontinental ballistic missile
By K.J. Kwon and Joshua Berlinger, CNN
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said that his country is close to testing an intercontinental ballistic missile.
Get ready for another year of global tumult
By Stephen Collinson, CNN
The political tumult that rocked the world in 2016 might be an appetizer for 2017.
Crist 'open' to Trump's 35% tariff on businesses going overseas
By Eugene Scott, CNN
Congressman-elect Charlie Crist said he is willing to consider President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariff on businesses for the sake of keeping jobs in the United States.
Trump: Putin 'very smart' for decision to withhold sanctions
By Caroline Kenny and Kevin Liptak, CNN
President-elect Donald Trump deemed Russian President Vladimir Putin "very smart" Friday for withholding reciprocal sanctions on the US, at least for the time being.
McCain: Russian cyberintrusions an 'act of war'
By Deirdre Walsh, CNN Senior Congressional Producer
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain has scheduled a hearing for Thursday on foreign cyber threats to the United States, including the Russian hacking in the 2016 US presidential election, a committee aide told CNN.
What do we know about the Russian compounds in the US?
By Daniella Diaz, CNN
As part of President Barack Obama's sanctions against the Russian government for its alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election, two Russian compounds, located in New York State and Maryland, will be closed.
Putin: Russia won't expel US diplomats
By Laura Smith-Spark and Matthew Chance, CNN
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Moscow will not expel American diplomats in response to US sanctions against Russia.
Spies among us: Russia and US have been expelling operatives for years
By Barbara Starr and Theodore Schleifer, CNN
It's a Cold War-era dance of spies that continues, even in 2016.
