Obama will take questions at the White House before leaving for his annual family vacation in Hawaii.
Washington, United States:
President Barack Obama is expected to face questions about claims of Russian interference in the US election and about the fall of Aleppo in Syria when he holds his year-end news conference Friday.
Obama will take questions from reporters at the White House before leaving for his annual family vacation in Hawaii.
Obama is under pressure to say how the US might be retaliating for Russian hacking that the White House says helped President-elect Donald Trump's campaign and hurt Hillary Clinton's. The White House and Trump's team have been squabbling over the issue, and Trump has dismissed the US intelligence community's assessment of Russian involvement.
The news conference also comes amid questions about the future of the Syrian opposition after its former stronghold of Aleppo is evacuated.
Obama will take questions from reporters at the White House before leaving for his annual family vacation in Hawaii.
Obama is under pressure to say how the US might be retaliating for Russian hacking that the White House says helped President-elect Donald Trump's campaign and hurt Hillary Clinton's. The White House and Trump's team have been squabbling over the issue, and Trump has dismissed the US intelligence community's assessment of Russian involvement.
The news conference also comes amid questions about the future of the Syrian opposition after its former stronghold of Aleppo is evacuated.
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