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Trump sounded “grudgingly convinced” when he was shown the findings of Putin’s interference on Jan. 6 of last year — just two weeks before his inauguration, according to The New York Times, which cited multiple people who attended the briefing. » Read More
By: Kevin Breuninger
Trump added that he would be fine running against any of the "group of seven or eight" Democrats and other politicians who may be considering presidential runs. » Read More |
By: Holly Ellyatt
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said there are "forces" at work that are trying to hamper an improvement in U.S.-Russia relations » Read More |
By: Mike Calia
Steve Bannon, former top advisor to President Donald Trump, talked to anchor and reporter Michelle Caruso-Cabrera at CNBC's Delivering Alpha event. » Read More |
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says the Trump administration has seen positive developments in trade talks with Mexico.
Navarro, who spoke to CNBC's Joe Kernen on "Squawk Box," is known for his hawkish economic stances on China.
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China’s foreign ministry hit back at comments made by President Donald Trump’s top economic advisor on Thursday, saying it is clear who is right and who is wrong in an escalating trade row between the world’s two largest economies.
The president's assertion that Russia was no longer targeting America with cyberattacks put him at odds with his own intelligence agencies for the second time in as many days.
Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, was speaking at CNBC's Delivering Alpha.
Butina is charged with conspiring to act as an agent of a foreign government. She is accused of conspiring with Russian agents to infiltrate a U.S. gun rights organization as part of "a covert Russian influence operation."
Montenegro, a country slightly smaller than Connecticut located in southeastern Europe, joined the NATO alliance during the Trump administration.
"I think it changed maybe $100,000 worth of Facebook ads? Give me a break. The meddling was on the margin," Bannon said.
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As the U.S. exchanges blows with global trading partners in a widening series of conflicts, candidates across the country have had to adapt to a changing trade landscape.
Meanwhile, a new poll shows that Kavanaugh's support from the public is narrower than usual for a Supreme Court nominee, another detail that could point to a tough confirmation process for the judge.
The Commerce Department is opening an investigation into whether imports of uranium — the chemical element that fuels nuclear power — pose a risk to national security.
The developments come as Democrats look to at least hold the line in the Senate, where the GOP holds a slim 51-49 majority.
Reactions to his press conference with the Russian leader were instantaneous and almost universally negative.
Allies of John Kasich say he's showing the American public why he could be an alternative to President Trump if he chooses to run in 2020.
Bannon praised Trump a day after the president's widely criticized press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Mueller has asked U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis to seal the court motions detailing the witnesses, filings show.
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