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U.S. Lets Waiver for Russian Seaborne Oil Expire

The lapse signals a tougher line on Moscow with possible pressure on global oil prices.

FBI Interviews CIA Officers in DOJ Probe of Brennan’s Russia Assessment Role

U.S. Will Not Renew Waivers for Russian and Iranian Oil at Sea

Trump Administration Settles Carter Page Lawsuit for About $1.25 Million

DOJ Names Joe diGenova to Lead ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Probe

Ukraine Says Russia Fed Iran Targeting Data and Cyber Help for Middle East Strikes

Melania Trump Brokers Fourth Return of Ukrainian Children From Russia

Justice Department Settles Michael Flynn Suit Over Russia Probe Prosecution

Robert Mueller Dies at 81; Trump Publicly Says He Is 'Glad' Mueller Is Dead

Robert Mueller, Ex-FBI Director and Russia Probe Special Counsel, Dies at 81

Report Says Trump Administration Aids Alexander Smirnov’s Bid to Overturn Sentence

Havana Syndrome Scrutiny Deepens After Report of U.S. Tests on Covertly Purchased Russian Microwave Device

U.S. Opens Limited Channel for Fuel Sales to Cuba’s Private Sector

Ex-L3Harris Cyber Unit Chief Gets 87 Months for Selling Zero-Day Tools to Russian Broker

Russia Upholds Four-Year Prison Term for U.S. Citizen Robert Mao Over Firearms Parts Smuggling

Trump Touts Secret 'Discombobulator' at Fort Bragg, Claims It Crippled Russian and Chinese Defenses in Maduro Raid

Kremlin Memo Floats Return to Dollar in U.S. Deal Linked to Ukraine Peace

Framed Trump–Putin Photo Spotted in White House Palm Room

Golden Dome Marks One Year With Spending Largely on Hold as Space Debate Persists

Russia Jails U.S. Citizen for Five Years After Rifle Found on Yacht in Sochi