Новости за 16.07.2018

Donald Trump left the United States six days ago, saying it'd be "a long, beautiful week." Long? Maybe. Beautiful? Not so much.

After President Trump sidestepped confronting Putin about meddling in the 2016 election during a summit in Finland, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats issued a statement holding firm on agencies’ findings that show efforts to “undermine our...

The speculation about whether Putin has incriminating information about Trump isn't new. What is new is the attention the question is getting from leading Dems.

I felt like I was watching a president launch an assault on his own office, siding against his own country, for reasons the White House will struggle to defend.

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

Did Sam Brownback, the U.S. Ambassador for International Religious Freedom, go to bat for a right-wing activist currently jailed in the U.K.?

Only one House Democrat lost to a Republican challenger in 2016 -- and he's now acknowledged that Russians hacked his campaign.

Trump and the rest of his team routinely draw very different conclusions when it comes to Russia.

When it comes to cyber-attacks on our elections, the DNI believes the "warning lights are blinking red again"? Just how much does the president care?

The Morning Joe panel -- including Joyce Vance, Brian Klaas and Julia Ioffe -- discuss President Trump's meeting with Vladimir Putin and Friday's indictments of 12 Russian nationals for interfering with the 2016 election.

After Friday's indictment, Trump has a straightforward choice: condemn our foreign attackers or blame his American rivals. He did not choose wisely.

If we needed fresh evidence that this really is Donald Trump's party, we have it.

'Good Morning Britain' presenter Piers Morgan joins Morning Joe to discuss his interview with President Trump on Air Force One, Trump's visit to the UK, the Brexit plan and why he's happy that the U.S. and Russia are talking and not fighting.

Americans have never heard their president lash out at his own country this way, endorsing the propaganda of our adversary.

Donald Trump was asked to identify the United States' "biggest foe globally right now." He responded by pointing to American allies.

Former U.S. Amb. to Russia, Michael McFaul, discusses President Trump's meeting in Helsinki with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Richard Engel also joins the discussion.

The Morning Joe panel reacts to brief opening statements from Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump in Helsinki.

On Monday, the Russian foreign ministry in a tweet responded to President Trump's blaming the U.S. for bad relations saying 'We agree.'

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., discusses the president's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

In a new tweet, President Trump stated the U.S. relationship with Russia has ‘NEVER been worse,’ blaming U.S. foolishness and stupidity and the ‘Rigged Witch Hunt!’ The panel discusses.

President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will sit down for their first summit in Helsinki on Monday. Joe Scarborough previews the day ahead and the president's tweets from the weekend.

When President Trump declared the press the “enemy of the people” before his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, it was not his first time insulting the media on the world stage.

As the government is struggling to reunite migrant children with their families, Representatives Karen Bass and Marc Veasey say they have little faith that all of the children will be brought back to their parents.

Bill Browder, who has called himself Putin’s “number one foreign enemy” of the last decade, calls Trump’s meeting with Putin a “gift” that the Russian President does not deserve.

Same issues, same players, different day.