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Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov says 'we have no alternative but to act'.

The report discusses two separate hackings by Russian actors in the summer of 2015 and spring of 2016.

Barack Obama is safeguarding his legacy by making numerous policy decisions on his way out of office.

Secretary of state to present Obama administration's vision for how long-enduring conflict can be resolved.

Obama was on his last visit as US president to Marine Corps Base Hawaii.

Beijing urges Washington to stop US-Taiwan military contacts and arms sales to Taipei.

During annual marathon press conference Russian President speculates 'maybe it was some guy sitting on a couch who did it.'

President-elect says that peace between Israel and Palestine is only possible through direct negotiation

President-elect's former campaign manager gets top cabinet-rank post in new administration.

Cybersecurity firm that investigated DNC hack offers more evidence tying Russia to US election intrusions

Outgoing US President unveiled move in conjunction with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Obama said she would support the president-elect but could not bring herself to use his name.

Trump said he would get the Gulf states to pay for the safe zones to help civilians trapped in the Syrian conflict.

The future of the Affordable Care Act is uncertain following Donald Trump's victory in the polls.

Cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike caught Russian intruders in DNC computers.

Obama's homeland security advisor says we have crossed into a new threshold.

Celebrations costing $65 million will outstrip spending in previous decades.

Dismantling the deal could lead to a weapons programme in Iran and neighbouring states, John Brennan claims

White Helmets warn inhabitants in desperate need of food and medicine

Obama said the coalition is bombing Aleppo without regard for civilian casualties.

The President praised Alex Myteberi for his kindness after he offered to welcome Omran Daqneesh into his family.

'If we can't discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems,' Obama said.

'There is no weakening of resolve' when it comes to a maintaining a strong US-Nato relationship, said Obama.

New presidential aides bring little experience of running government to the White House.

The US Army Corps of Engineers said it would issue a decision in near future clarifying its plans regarding the project.

Obama not in joking mood as he prepares to meet with Republican president-elect.

The First Lady is set to leave the White House in January after eight years.

Facebook's ongoing fake news problem has continued to draw criticism in recent months.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said his foreign policy will now veer towards China.

'I'll be the first one to go hungry and the first the one to die,' the president vowed.