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The president said he wanted to build the largest nuclear weapons stockpile in the world, surpassing the eight other countries believed to possess such weapons of mass destruction.

Fresh fears have been sparked of Russia attempting to interfere with Germany’s upcoming election.

Trump doesn't seem to be the president most Americans could grab a beer with, let alone trust on issues like national security.

The Moscow Project has aimed for full investigation into the president's alleged ties to Russia.

The editor-in-chief of Moscow Times said Russia is looking to take advantage of President Donald Trump’s slip-ups in office.

Three polls released Wednesday morning gave insight into Americans' attitudes toward Russia.

In several interviews this week, Louis Marinelli detailed how Yes California's grown since Donald Trump's election victory.

NATO is sending troops to bolster the military alliance's members in Eastern Europe after Russia held training exercises in the region and carried out the annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. 

Russian defense officials revealed a massive military buildup including a new electronic branch and more nuclear missiles among other additional weapons.

The president who may or may not have business holdings in Russia has had to dismiss numerous reports that he and his staff might be being blackmailed by the Kremlin. 

A report Monday said that Russia is preparing a psychological dossier on the U.S. president to help Russian President Vladimir Putin plan a meeting with him.

U.S. and Syrian rebel officials confirmed the CIA froze assistance to opposition forces after a massive jihadist ambush.

Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, President Trump's choice for national security adviser, is viewed as a "hawk" when it comes to Russia.

Iran has been posturing militarily in the region recently.

President Donald Trump has made numerous comments about former presidents.

A spokesperson said Russia had no illusions of grandeur after President Donald Trump took office.

A majority of those laid off were individuals aiding the Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources, as well as those in the Counselor offices.

NATO said the move was not meant to provoke Russia, but President Vladimir Putin responded angrily.

The Department of Defense suggested it may deploy ground troops in Syria to escalate the U.S. military campaign against the Islamic State group.

The Germany-based bank has reportedly focused on the president's and his family's accounts to see if there are ties to Russia.

Intelligence officials have refused to give the White House sensitive intelligence out of fear that the information will be leaked or compromised.