The President's defensive response to new Russia interference drama already appears to be exacerbating the damage caused by Moscow's meddling It's happening again. |
Russia is looking to help Trump win in 2020, election security official told lawmakers The intelligence community's top election security official delivered a briefing to lawmakers last week warning them that the intelligence community believes Russia is already taking steps to interfere in the 2020 election with the goal of helping President Donald Trump win, three sources familiar with the matter tell CNN. |
Judge in Roger Stone case rebukes Trump-backed conspiracies The judge who decided Roger Stone's fate made an impassioned plea for the truth and the rule of law at his sentencing hearing Thursday, a direct rebuke of President Donald Trump amid the depending crisis over his interference in the Justice Department. |
'The American people cared. And I care.' Top lines from Judge Amy Berman Jackson during the Roger Stone sentencing Judge Amy Berman Jackson, as she sentenced Roger Stone to 40 months in prison, gave a lengthy speech extolling truth and the rule of law to a rapt courtroom on Thursday. |
Watch lawmaker's blunt message to GOP after intel warning Rep. Kathleen Rice (D-NY) chastises her Republican colleagues and says none of them have responded to the briefing delivered to lawmakers warning them that the intelligence community believes Russia is already taking steps to interfere in the 2020 election with the goal of helping President Donald Trump win, which three sources familiar with the matter have told CNN. |
Opinion: Richard Grenell is a disastrous DNI choice Please, Mr. President, re-think this one. Richard Grenell, as close a friend and ally as he might be, is very much the wrong man at the wrong time as acting Director of National Intelligence. He is a catastrophe-in-waiting who will be in a position he is totally unqualified to hold, one that is central to America's national security. |
Joe Biden predicts who Trump will fire next During a CNN town hall in Nevada, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden discusses the briefing shared with lawmakers warning them that the intelligence community believes Russia is already taking steps to interfere in the 2020 election with the goal of helping President Donald Trump win, which three sources familiar with the matter have told CNN. |
Senate GOP gives Trump's pick for intel chief a tepid response Senate Republicans are giving a tepid reaction to President Donald Trump's decision to appoint US Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as acting director of national intelligence. |
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Man dies in alleged ax attack after 'road rage' incident A 24-year-old man was killed by an ax-wielding group near a primary school in Australia, as parents picked up their children on Thursday, according to CNN affiliate Seven News. |
A CBP employee killed his wife and two sons before fatally shooting himself, police say A US Customs and Border Protection employee allegedly shot and killed his wife and two sons in Florida before killing himself, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. |
Warren says rival should be disqualified, but she'd still support him Speaking at a CNN town hall in Nevada, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) says that Democratic rival Michael Bloomberg should be disqualified from running for president based on his alleged past treatment of women, but then confirms that she would support him if he were the Democratic nominee against President Donald Trump. |
2020 Democratic contenders plead for cash after draining their accounts The Democratic presidential contenders are racing to refill their campaign coffers -- following costly battles in the early nominating states and the looming Super Tuesday threat from New York tycoon Michael Bloomberg, who has plowed nearly half a billion dollars of his fortune into the fight to become the party's standard-bearer. |