Massive ransomware attack hits 99 countries
Hospitals, major companies and government offices have been hit by a massive wave of cyberattacks across the globe that seize control of computers until the victims pay a ransom. Cybersecurity firm Avast said it tracked more than 75,000 ransomware attacks in 99 countries on Friday.
Just what is this One Belt, One Road thing anyway?
Spanning more than 68 countries and encompassing 4.4 billion people and up to 40% of the global GDP, China's One Belt, One Road project is not short on ambition.
FBI agents concerned about future of Russia probe
Some FBI investigators are worried the Trump administration could try to interfere with probes, including on Russia, by shifting resources and priorities away from counterintelligence investigations, FBI sources tell CNN.
Russia ridicules US reaction to Comey's firing
Russians don't know whether to laugh or cry at the political chaos unfolding in the United States.
Source close to Comey says there were 2 reasons the FBI director was fired
There are two reasons why President Donald Trump fired James Comey, according to a source close to the now-former FBI director:
Senate intelligence committee subpoenas Michael Flynn
The Senate intelligence committee Wednesday issued a subpoena to former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn for documents regarding his interactions with Russian officials.
South Korea election shakes up US-North Korea dynamic
A day after his election, Moon Jae-in drove the streets of Seoul waving to throngs of supporters on his way to the Blue House, the presidential residence.
And then Henry Kissinger walks in...: 24 hours in the Donald Trump circus
Donald Trump promised a White House like no other when he pulled the biggest upset in presidential history to become the 44th man to hold the job. Man has he delivered.
South Korea votes to choose replacement for impeached Park
South Koreans head to the polls to choose a new president Tuesday amid concerns about the economy, corruption and their relationship with North Korea.
Sally Yates says she warned White House that Flynn was a blackmail risk
Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates said Monday that she alerted the White House earlier this year that former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn could be "essentially blackmailed by the Russians."
