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Another possible reset with Russia? Trump should consider perils of Big Oil diplomacy first
Amy Myers Jaffe
Trump would be wise to brush up on the history of past resets and the role the oil industry played in each one
Can you say awkward? 5 painful moments from Donald Trump and Theresa May’s joint press conference
Alexandra Rosenmann
The president reminded us yet again how grossly ill-prepared he is for the world stage
Election rigging 101: Donald Trump’s crash course in hijacking democracy
William deBuys
President Trump was right: The election was rigged. But it was rigged in his favor
The FBI is leading an investigation into Donald Trump’s connections with Russia
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is about to take over a government that has suspicions about whether he has been compromised by Russia
Trump faces 4 areas of high risk conflict
Michael T. Klare
Trump's inauguration is particularly worrisome in our new world order, where personalities will collide
With friends like these: Donald Trump’s anti-NATO and anti-EU stance scaring America’s European allies
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's going forward with "geopolitical suicide," a Georgetown University professor writes
Donald Trump is now openly questioning the national intelligence agencies
Steve Peoples
Trump questioned Sunday night whether the CIA director has been leaking "fake news"
Michael Flynn, Donald Trump’s national security adviser, contacted Russia when Obama announced sanctions: report
Matthew Rozsa
Michael Flynn, who has connections with Putin, allegedly contacted them when Obama imposed sanctions
Rex Tillerson dodges hot questions on climate change, Russian lobbying
Matthew Rozsa
Rex Tillerson has been dodging some very tough questions and made serious misstatements
Donald Trump denies unverified report that he collaborated with Russian government during and before the campaign
Matthew Rozsa
Ignore the salacious reports and focus on the hard facts: Intelligence officials say Trump's had close Russia ties
Senators join forces on legislation to punish Russia
Richard Lardner
Sweeping legislation proves Moscow's meddling isn't a partisan issue
It’s time to give Cuba the credit it deserves for its global medical accomplishments
Stephen Bartlett
Cuban doctors are known for their field experience and preventative medical practices
Donald Trump, Julian Assange and Russia: How they’re connected, and how they changed an election
Matthew Rozsa
You don't have to believe the Russians hacked the Democratic Party to be disturbed by the Trump/Assange/Putin axis
Year of the commando: U.S. Special Ops forces deploy to 138 nations
Nick Turse
The year ahead will offer clues as to whether Obama’s long war in the shadows will survive
A Russo-Trump alliance is a deal with the devil, but could make sense short term
Ryan Bohl
The Trump administration thinks an alliance with Moscow is just what America’s geopolitical doctor ordered
President Obama warns Russia after announcing sanctions: “Such activities have consequences”
Josh Lederman, Tami Abdollah
Obama said the U.S. could take further, covert action — a reference to a counterstrike the U.S. has considered
“We ought to get on with our lives”: Donald Trump breaks from President Obama’s retaliation plans for Russia hacking
Matthew Rozsa
The president continues to seek justice in the election hacking, while the president-elect is so over it
Russia’s blueprint for political chaos: Alleged hacking may just be part of Vladimir Putin’s grand game
Matthew Sheffield
It wasn't just Trump: Vladimir Putin's government has also supported Brexit, Texas secession and #Calexit
Joe Biden reportedly played an important role in the UN vote on Israeli settlements
Matthew Rozsa
The vice president is alleged to have played a big part behind the scenes of Friday's controversial vote
Donald Trump, Republicans threaten to get back at UN for Israel resolution
Matthew Rozsa
Stopping Israeli settlements was cause for anger in Republican circles
The religious right has an unholy crush on Vladimir Putin
Peter Montgomery
Liking Vladimir Putin? Trump and top conservatives have something in common
Rex Tillerson’s corporate background: Is a CEO a good fit for secretary of state?
Angelo Young
ExxonMobil’s boss will carry plenty of baggage to his confirmation hearing, but leadership skills aren't an issue
Rex Tillerson, Donald Trump’s secretary of state pick, once bragged about his “close relationship” with Putin
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect may not want people to think he's a Russian puppet, but his choice of Tillerson is troubling
Donald Trump’s future national security adviser met with Austrian party founded by Nazis
Matthew Rozsa
Yes, there is a worldwide fascist movement, and both Trump and Putin are playing their part in Austria
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