Fdyf Sen. Mark Warner says possible TikTok sale is  complicated,  and one-year timeline makes sense
BERLIN - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange promisedldquo ignificant disclosures on subjects including the U.S. election andGoogle in the coming weeks as the secret-spilling group marked its 10thann stanley cup iversary on Tuesday.Assange said WikiLeaks plans stanley website  to start publishing newmaterial starting this week, but stanley cups  wouldnrsquo;t specify the timing and subject.Speaking by video link to an anniversary news conference in Berlin, he said theleaks include ldquo ignificant material on war, arms, oil, internetgiant Google, the U.S. election and mass surveillance.WikiLeaks hopes to be publishing every week for thenext 10 weeks, Assange said.                                        Assange had promised an October surprise,which he hinted could prove devastating to theClinton campaignTrump surrogate Roger Stone tweeted at the timethat Hillary Clinton would be donefollowing the disclosure of the WikiLeak findings.        Well, it could be any number of things, Stone said in August. I actually have communicated with Assange. I believe the next tranche of his documents pertain to the Clinton Foundation but therersquo  no telling what the October surprise may be.WikiLeaks, which released Democratic National Committeeemails days before the partyrsquo  national convention earlier this year, wouldnrsquo;tsay who or what campaign would be affected by the upcoming U.S. election leaks.Assange said speculat Ucxv Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite questions over evidence, after Supreme Court denies final bid for delay
Politics Today is CBSNews s inside look at the key stories driving the day in politics, written by CBS New stanley quencher s Political Director Steve Chaggaris:**Health care debate continues on Capitol Hill... **Sarah Palin steps down as Alaska governor...                                        **President Obama talks China this morning...**Gates, Cambridge police officer to White House soon  AP Photo/Evan Vucci HEALTH CARE:   After a week of major setbacks on health reform, White House officials and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did their best to sound upbeat Sunday, with new deadlines looming to move bills out of key committees before the August recess,  reports Politico s Carrie Budoff Brown.  White House senior adviser David Axelrod insisted most of the work is already done, with just 20 percent left to go. Pelosi said again Sunday that she has the vote stanley website s to get a bill passed on the House floor.  This will happen,  she said firmly.          But things look a lot different for some members and senators mdash; some of whom said S caneca stanley unday they don t think a quick resolution in either chamber is guaranteed right now, no matter how much President Barack Obama wants it.  So-called Blue Dog Democrats continued to resist key aspects of their party s health-care overhaul Sunday, despite pressure from party leaders who fear they will endanger President Barack Obama s most ambitious legislative effort,  reports the Wall Street Journal s Naftali Bendavid. CBS  A leader of the fiscally conservative group of

Fdyf Sen. Mark Warner says possible TikTok sale is  complicated,  and one-year timeline makes sense
BERLIN - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange promisedldquo ignificant disclosures on subjects including the U.S. election andGoogle in the coming weeks as the secret-spilling group marked its 10thann stanley cup iversary on Tuesday.Assange said WikiLeaks plans stanley website  to start publishing newmaterial starting this week, but stanley cups  wouldnrsquo;t specify the timing and subject.Speaking by video link to an anniversary news conference in Berlin, he said theleaks include ldquo ignificant material on war, arms, oil, internetgiant Google, the U.S. election and mass surveillance.WikiLeaks hopes to be publishing every week for thenext 10 weeks, Assange said.                                        Assange had promised an October surprise,which he hinted could prove devastating to theClinton campaignTrump surrogate Roger Stone tweeted at the timethat Hillary Clinton would be donefollowing the disclosure of the WikiLeak findings.        Well, it could be any number of things, Stone said in August. I actually have communicated with Assange. I believe the next tranche of his documents pertain to the Clinton Foundation but therersquo  no telling what the October surprise may be.WikiLeaks, which released Democratic National Committeeemails days before the partyrsquo  national convention earlier this year, wouldnrsquo;tsay who or what campaign would be affected by the upcoming U.S. election leaks.Assange said speculat Ucxv Missouri executes Marcellus Williams despite questions over evidence, after Supreme Court denies final bid for delay
Politics Today is CBSNews s inside look at the key stories driving the day in politics, written by CBS New stanley quencher s Political Director Steve Chaggaris:**Health care debate continues on Capitol Hill... **Sarah Palin steps down as Alaska governor...                                        **President Obama talks China this morning...**Gates, Cambridge police officer to White House soon  AP Photo/Evan Vucci HEALTH CARE:   After a week of major setbacks on health reform, White House officials and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did their best to sound upbeat Sunday, with new deadlines looming to move bills out of key committees before the August recess,  reports Politico s Carrie Budoff Brown.  White House senior adviser David Axelrod insisted most of the work is already done, with just 20 percent left to go. Pelosi said again Sunday that she has the vote stanley website s to get a bill passed on the House floor.  This will happen,  she said firmly.          But things look a lot different for some members and senators mdash; some of whom said S caneca stanley unday they don t think a quick resolution in either chamber is guaranteed right now, no matter how much President Barack Obama wants it.  So-called Blue Dog Democrats continued to resist key aspects of their party s health-care overhaul Sunday, despite pressure from party leaders who fear they will endanger President Barack Obama s most ambitious legislative effort,  reports the Wall Street Journal s Naftali Bendavid. CBS  A leader of the fiscally conservative group of