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Under pressure from his own party, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is making the first official move to impeach Prudent Biden. Will it backfire? And, Rep. George Santos joins to discus the 13 federal charges he’s facing and to discus impeachment measures. Plus, police believe they are closing in on the killer who escaped from prison after he stole a gun and engaged in a shootout with a local homeowner.
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Kim Jong Un is making his way to Russia and a train resembling his bulletproof top secret caravan was just spotted at the Russian border. Plus, Hurricane Lee is on track to get dangerously close to the Northeast. Also, police are expanding the search for an escaped killer who managed to sneak past hundreds of officers, steal a van, and alter his appearance. Then, the death toll in Morocco tops 2,800 after a devastating earthquake.
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A judge rejected Mark Meadows’ bid to move his Georgia case to federal court spelling bad news for the former Trump chief is staff and for Trump. Then, the world’s top nuclear safety agency warns of a security threat to the major nuclear power plant in Ukraine, the largest in Europe. Also, Hurricane Lee is just shy of a Category 5 storm as its path remains unclear.
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Our John King joins to discuss a recent CNN poll which shows that most Democrats want a different candidate citing age, stamina, and the economy as big concerns. Plus, new details on just how much legal trouble and debt Rudy Giuliani is facing as Trump tries to keep him close by throwing him a fundraiser. Also, China is buying up more land in the United States.
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A major defeat for two Trump codefendants in Georgia as a former Trump employee officially flips and is now working with the feds. Plus, a convicted killer who stabbed a woman 38 times in front of her young children is caught on camera escaping from prison. Also, oil prices are at near year high and mortgage rates are at the highest level in decades. Is inflation roaring back?
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In the longest sentence yet for a January 6th insurrectionist, Enrique Tarrio has been sentenced to 22 years in prison. Plus, new details about the heavily armored train Kim Jong Un will take to meet with Vladimir Putin in Russia. Also, Amazon is forcing employees back in the office. Is remote work about to be a thing of the past?
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President Biden is ramping up his re-election campaign as he pushes his economic vision. But, why is it that he is struggling to impress voters so far? Plus, Russian President Vladimir Putin may soon meet with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un to make a plea for more weapons. What does this mean for the war in Ukraine? Also, the convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison is believed to have been spotted four times now.
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Trump’s former attorney Rudy Giuliani is pleading not guilty, skipping arraignment on charges of trying to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election as all eyes are on a Fulton County judge who could change the course of Trump’s case. Plus, a manhunt is underway for an extremely dangerous man as authorities expand the search for a convicted murderer on the run. Also, new footage shows the moment Ukrainian forces come under attack as Putin escalates his nuclear threat.
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Former President Donald Trump is pleading not guilty in the Georgia 2020 election case as the state’s Republican governor comes to the district attorney’s defense. Plus, Mitch McConnell has been medically cleared to keep working according to the US Capitol’s attending physician. So, what does this mean for the Minority Leader’s future? Also, we take a look at the scope of damage in the wake of Hurricane Idalia in some of the hardest hit areas of Florida.
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New footage into OutFront shows the power of Idalia’s storm surge as it rushed ashore in Florida. Trees were knocked down, a fire station was blown apart, and that's just the beginning as the storm moves north. A lifelong Floridian who rode out the storm from his houseboat joins to discuss. Plus, Sen. Mitch McConnell freezes mid-sentence for the second time in weeks. We share what his team is saying about his health.
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Parts of Florida which have never been hit by a major hurricane are in the crosshairs of Hurricane Idalia, a powerful Category 2 storm continuing to pick up speed. 49 counties are under a state of emergency this hour as conditions are quickly deteriorating. Plus, Russia releases a rare video of American Paul Whelan in prison. Paul’s brother joins to share his message about the fight to bring Paul home.
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Former President Trump is vowing to appeal after a federal judge sets a March date for his election interference trial in Washington, DC. Now, all eyes are on Mark Meadows who testified today hoping to move his Georgia election case to federal court. Will Trump follow suit? Plus, just in, police release new surveillance footage showing the Jacksonville killer moments before he opened fire, targeting Black shoppers. Also, warnings are now up for Florida’s Gulf Coast as a tropical storm rapidly intensifies.
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Another defendant in the Georgia election case is now claiming she was simply following Trump’s orders when she agreed to be a fake elector. Plus, new reporting on how Trump is coping after becoming the first president to face criminal charges and have his mugshot taken. Plus, US officials say it is too early to determine what brought down the plane that may have killed Yevgeny Prigozhin but one possibly being explored is an on-board explosion.
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The former president is expected to turn himself in tomorrow night as we learn new details on what to expect. Also, Rudy Giuliani reports to jail on charges connected to Trump’s efforts to overturn Georgia’s election results. Plus, the man who led the armed uprising on Moscow appears to have been killed. His plane crashed outside of Moscow, footage showing it falling out of the sky. Was Putin behind the crash?
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Trump’s inner circle starts to surrender including Trump lawyer John Eastman who is one of the architects behind the former president’s efforts to overturn the state’s 2020 election. John Eastman’s lawyer joins to answer if Eastman will turn into a government witness. Plus, a Trump employee at Mar-a-Lago is changing his story about erasing videos now that his attorney is no longer being paid for by Trump’s allies, according to a new court document. Also, there have been approximately 100 strikes in 24 hours as Russia dramatically escalates its attacks.
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Sources tell CNN that former President Trump is expected to surrender at the Fulton County jail this Thursday in a historic moment as the former president’s bail is set for $200,000. Also, President Biden is touring the devastation from the deadly wildfires that have killed at least 114 people on Maui as the search continues for the hundreds that are still missing. Plus, we speak with a reporter from Politico who was just forced out of Russia after ten years of reporting there. Why now?
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CNN is learning when former President Trump is expected to turn himself in to Fulton County officials as the Secret Service prepares for an historic moment with 18 co-defendants also surrendering. Plus, President Biden tears into his predecessor on foreign policy while holding his own historic summit with two of America’s closest allies. Also, an American held captive by Russian-backed soldiers who has finally been freed joins OutFront.
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Trump’s legal submitted its proposal for the start of the federal trial over the events surrounding January 6th for April 2026. This as the FBI is investigating death threats directed at Fulton County officials and leaked information of grand jurors. Plus, 1,000 people are still unaccounted for in Hawaii and state officials fear many of them could be children who are off from school that day. Also, two Russian generals turn up dead and questions emerge if they were targeted by Putin.
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Fulton County’s district attorney requests Trump go on trial March 4th, 2024 for trying to overturn the 2020 election. Plus, an exclusive story on the private Russian military Wagner Group formally registering itself now an education organization. Also, the suspect in the Giglo Beach killings received a visitor and the sheriff in the case joins OutFront.
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Georgia’s Republican governor shuts down Trump’s latest tirade after Trump was indicted by a grand jury. Lawyer Ty Cobb joins to answer why he believes these charges pack a real punch. Plus, Trump has 10 days to surrender and turn himself in. We look at how Trump was allegedly able to get so many people to do his bidding. One of Trump’s former executives for many years also joins. Also, Russia is ramping up its attacks on Ukraine, targeting apartment buildings and a kindergarten far from the front lines.
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The grand jury in Georgia is still meeting as former President Trump’s legal team says charges are imminent. Plus, the death toll from fires in Maui is at 99 as questions emerge about the government’s response. Also, a look at the impact of inflation on US household goods and services.
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As US District Judge Tanya Chutkan prepares to set a trial date for former President Trump's 2020 election subversion case, she issued a protective order Friday barring Trump from publicly disclosing "sensitive" information, adding that any "inflammatory" remarks could speed up the trial. This while a Georgia grand jury gets set to weigh additional charges against former President Trump. Plus, Attorney General Merrick Garland announces that special counsel is now investigating Hunter Biden, after his earlier plea deal collapsed.
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Trump’s legal team is just hours away from facing the judge in the January 6th case in court for the first time. The special counsel Jack Smith wants to start Trump’s trial January 2nd. Also, the death toll is rising in Maui as search and rescue operations are frantically underway after wildfires hit Hawaii. Plus, all the Republican presidential candidates are heading to Iowa and CNN's John King talks to voters about key issues.
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The district attorney investigating former President Donald Trump’s attempted election interference in Georgia is expected to seek more than a dozen indictments in the coming days. This as the special counsel Jack Smith obtains a secret memo the Trump team used to defend the fake elector scheme. The document cited writings by constitutional law expert Laurence Tribe. He is OutFront to answer what he thinks about how Trump’s team used his words.
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According to police, three White men have been arrested on assault charges after attacking a Black employee on an Alabama dock. Also, Trump suffers a setback in his January 6th case as the judge rejects his legal team’s request to push the hearing until next week. Plus, we take you to the front lines to see how one Ukrainian soldier is risking his own life in order to bring comfort to the families of the fallen.
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Trump’s legal team pushes back against the special counsel’s request to limit what the former president can say about the case against him. They are now accusing federal prosecutors of trying to restrict Trump’s first amendment rights. Do they have a case on this at all? Trump’s former White House lawyer Ty Cobb joins to discuss. Plus, Russia is ramping up attacks on civilian targets as we learn of a Russian plot to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Also, a massive brawl breaks out between a Black man and a group of White voters in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Trump unleashes a new wave of attacks warning “I’m coming after you.” This as he pleads not guilty to charges in two separate DOJ cases all in the span of 24 hours. Plus, security is being heightened further in Georgia as witnesses are being told to be ready to testify as early as Monday in the grand jury examining efforts by Donald Trump and his allies to overturn Georgia’s 2020 presidential election result.
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Donald Trump is making his way back to his golf club in New Jersey after pleading not guilty to four criminal counts tied to allegations that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election. Trump’s former White House lawyer as well as CNN’s legal affairs correspondent break down today’s proceedings of Trump’s third arraignment.
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Former President Trump is expected to face a judge in person in less than 24 hours as his attorney lays out Trump’s defense, claiming Trump was just following orders from a trusted attorney, John Eastman. Eastman’s attorney joins OutFront along with famed constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe. Plus, Putin’s military recruitment centers are being attacked across Russia. Also, we have new reporting on what finally convinced President Biden to publicly acknowledge his seventh grandchild.
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The district attorney investigating Trump’s efforts to overturn Georgia’s election says her case is ready to go as the federal grand jury investigating Trump and the election meets tomorrow. This as special counsel Jack Smith gets new evidence in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case. Plus, remarkable new footage of Ukrainian forces taking out one of Putin’s prized rocket launchers. Also, a longtime Republican operative joins to answer why he says the problem isn’t Ron DeSantis’ campaign but DeSantis himself.
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We now know the identity of the key witness named in the new charges against former President Trump. This as Trump is caught in a lie about a classified document he said doesn’t exist. Plus, dramatic new footage from the front lines where Ukraine says it is making gains as we see just how far Putin will go to keep his friends in his corner. Also, a look at the full-blown emergency along Florida’s coast as the only living coral reef in the continental US is now dying because of blistering ocean temperatures.
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Hunter Biden’s plea deal is put on hold by a federal judge who questioned whether parts of the deal are even constitutional. Plus, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell appeared to freeze while holding a press conference. Also, a woman who worked for serial killer suspect Rex Hueuermann speaks out and says he used to brag about skinning animals and blushed when other women were in the room.
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Trump’s former White House lawyer Ty Cobb joins to discuss what today’s no-show from the federal grand jury could mean for an indictment against Trump. Plus, new reporting on where Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s money is going. Why the Democratic candidate for president is paying Republicans who compared vaccine mandates to the holocaust. Also, Speaker McCarthy infers House Republicans may be approaching the point where they will pursue an impeachment investigation into President Biden.
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The special counsel is zeroing in on a Trump Oval Office meeting in which Trump praised 2020 election security. Plus, Russian fighters speak out to CNN as we hear of their struggles to survive which included no food and water for days. Also, a look at the tightening security measures taken by US retailers to keep shoplifters at bay.
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Trump is expected to go to trial in Florida for the classified documents case during primary season. Is it the GOP’s worst nightmare or not? This as we learn new details about the Georgia investigation and what charge could be coming Trump’s way. Plus, a Russian hardliner and former FSB officer is under arrest after calling Putin a low life as Ukraine braces for a fifth night of missile strikes.
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Invited by Republicans, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is grilled by Democrats on his past comments about vaccines, Jewish life, and conspiracy theories during a hearing in front of the House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Also, a look at Odesa, a city in Ukraine that his been hard recently by Russia. Plus, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer may have committed the murders in his own home as the suspect’s wife breaks her silence.
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Trump is bracing for an indictment as the grand jury is expected to met in just hours. This as the former president suffers new legal defense in two other major cases today. Plus, new footage appears to show the head of the Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, for the first time since his failed rebellion. Also, a woman reveals her frightening encounter with the suspected Giglo Beach serial killer.
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Is Trump about to be indicted for the third time? Trump and his lawyers say they’re caught off guard as federal prosecutors tell Trump he is a target in the January 6th probe. This as a Trump-appointed judge in another DOJ probe signals she may be siding with him. Plus, 16 Republicans in Michigan have been charged with multiple felonies for trying to help Trump overturn the election results.
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Ukraine is bracing for Putin’s vowed revenge after a critical bridge in destroyed in Crimea. This as Ukraine says Russia has more than 100,000 soldiers staged in a key area. Plus the police commissioner in charge of the Gilgo Beach murders joins OutFront as we learn more about evidence taken from the suspect’s home. Also, the Chinese foreign minister vanished and the government says they don’t have any information on him. So, what happened?
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Former President Trump’s lawyers move to stop prosecutors in their tracks in the special counsel’s investigation into Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Plus, Russian state TV is in overdrive after a top general slams the country’s military leaders and is fired for it. This as we learn more about Putin’s alleged meeting with the man who tried to overthrow him. Also, an arrest has been made in the serial killings that terrorized New York for more than a decade.
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New footage emerges of a violent fight breaking out at a Russian base between men who are about to be sent to the front lines as Putin’s paranoia is reportedly leading to a bigger military purge. Plus, two passengers on a Florida-bound flight join to describe what it was like on board after the plane hit extreme turbulence and dropped thousands of feet in seconds. Also, two of Trump’s most senior White House aides, Jared Kushner and Hope Hicks, have testified before the federal grand jury investigating Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
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A senior Russian general in charge of troops in southern Ukraine is fired after speaking out against Putin’s war. A remarkable audio recording obtained by OutFront shows Putin's army in disarray. Plus, CNN is learning about another official interviewed in the special counsel’s probe into Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Is Jack Smith closing in on a decision to charge? Also, a look at the influence Kim Jong Un’s sister has in North Korea.
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Two top Russian commanders are dead and one of them was shot while jogging in Russia. This comes as Russia vows revenge for the cluster munitions the United States is now sending to Ukraine. Plus, former White House attorney Ty Cobb joins to discuss why getting elected could be Donald Trump’s best legal defense strategy. Also, PGA golf tour executives explain why they are in business with Saudi Arabia.
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The Kremlin is claiming the Russian president met with the man who threatened his grip on power, Yevgeny Prigozhin. Did that meeting actually happen and why did they meet? Plus, the DOJ goes after Trump’s longtime aide in the classified documents case. Also, a manhunt is underway in Pennsylvania after suspected murdered with survivalist skills escapes from prison using a bed sheet.
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First, in an exclusive interview with CNN, President Biden explains his "difficult decision" to ship controversial cluster munitions to Ukraine. Then, is Rudy Giuliani about to be disbarred? Speaking of Guiliani, the special counsel zeroes in on a chaotic White House meeting that included Trump's former lawyer.
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First: The mystery deepens over the whereabouts of Wagner mercenary group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin. The president of Belarus tonight claims the man who led the rebellion against Putin has returned to Russia. This as a raid of Prigozhin's house turns up gold bars, weapons, a collection of wigs, and a giant stuffed alligator.
Next: The office of the Arizona secretary of state confirms to OutFront they've been subpoenaed in the investigation into Trump's efforts to overturn the election.
And: An OutFront special report on a dangerous, skin-rotting drug that's leaving users with open wounds and amputated limbs.
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Tonight, on a special edition of Outfront, we bring you an exclusive interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He tells CNN why he believes Vladimir Putin is no longer in control, his fear of a massive nuclear terrorist attack, and how he finds moments of calm in the face of war.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky assesses Putin's position to be "weak," but warns what would happen without U.S. help. Zelensky also says that it will be up to President Biden whether or not Ukraine will join NATO. Meanwhile, special counsel zeroes in on Trump lawyers amid signs that the "Fake Electors" probe is nearing its end. This and more as Erica Hill covers Outfront for Erin Burnett.
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Erin Burnett is live from Ukraine as a top Ukrainian intelligence official says Russian spies are plotting to assassinate Russian mutiny leader Yvegeny Prigozhin. This as a top Russian investigative reporter uncovers new information about what led up to the coup attempt. Plus, a look at the Ukrainian troops who trained in Oklahoma, specifically to take down Putin’s prized hypersonic missiles on the Patriot system. Also, the Supreme Court rules in favor of a web designer who didn’t want to make websites for same-sex couples.
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Live from Ukraine, CNN exclusive new reporting reveals documents that show a top Russian general was a secret VIP member of the Wagner Group. Questions remain as to the whereabouts of this general and Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin. Plus, Mike Pence sits down with Erin in Ukraine to discuss his surprise trip, the GOP’s approach to the war in Ukraine, and the feud between Wagner Group and Putin.
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Live from Dnipro in eastern Ukraine, questions tonight about a top Russian general who was reportedly in on the coup attempt against Putin. Where is he tonight and were there other top Russian who may have helped Yevgeny Prigozhin? Plus, a U.S. Marine veteran tells CNN why he’s risking everything to fight for Ukraine. Also, a report from a Ukrainian training ground where troops are about to return to the fight.
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Horror strikes a city center after a missile strike in eastern Ukraine as a top Russian reporter has new details about the phone calls leading up to the insurrection against Putin. Plus, a stunning interview with Ukrainian foreign minister on why he thinks the threat to Putin is far from over and his fears of an attack on Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. Also, a Wagner commander speaks out about Prigozhin’s bold coup attempt and what’s next for the man who humiliated Putin.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to project an image of strength as he faces the biggest threat ever to his authority. Is Putin still in danger of losing power? Plus, where is Yevgeny Prigozhin? There is no confirmation that the Wagner chief made it outside Russia as the FSB keeps its criminal investigation on Prigozhin wide open. Also, the mayor of Kyiv speaks with OutFront to discuss why Ukraine is not prepared if Putin attacks the biggest nuclear plant in all of Europe.
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The mystery surrounding the implosion of the Titanic bound submersible is deepening as one man speaks out to tell his story about why he didn't go on the expedition. Plus, inside the implosion, we’ll tell you what the catastrophe might have looked like underwater. Also, tanks are on the streets of Moscow tonight as Russia breaks the news on state television. The head of Russia’s private army is being accused of attempting a coup.
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After the Coast Guard announced the loss of the missing submersible, questions remain as we learn a top secret U.S. Navy system heard the submersible implode. The doomed submersible was described as an experimental vessel in the OceanGate liability agreement CNN has obtained. So, what was the submersible made of and was that what sealed its fate?
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Crews frantically search for the missing submersible as they desperately try to rescue the five human beings before they run out of oxygen. Plus, anti-vaxxers stalk and harass one of the top vaccine experts after he criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s anti-vaccine crusade.
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34 hours of oxygen is left for five people missing on a submersible heading to the Titanic. Plus, Hunter Biden agrees to plead guilty to federal criminal charges, most likely avoiding jail time as Republicans call it a sweetheart deal. Also, imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s daughter joins OutFront to discuss the political climate in Russia amid the ongoing war and her father's detention.
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Putin’s nukes are on the move as Putin warns he can still destroy Ukraine’s capital. We are live in Moscow and along Ukraine’s front lines where attacks are intensifying. Plus, the Justice Department takes steps to prevent Donald Trump from releasing classified materials in the Mar-a-Lago case. One of his now former lawyers reveals why he is no longer advising the former president. Also, can the U.S. prevent another dangerous incident with China? A critical meeting is about to happen.
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The Trump-appointed judge makes her first ruling in the classified documents case. We have new details about the judge and why a case she’s working on now could shed light on how she’ll rule in Trump’s case. Also, where is Melania, Ivanka, and the family? Trump’s 2024 campaign is anything but a family affair. Plus, Ukrainians are collecting downed Russian missiles to analyze Putin’s weapons.
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Sources close to Trump say they’re preparing for yet another incitement. This as the attorney general fights back against Trump’s attacks. Plus, exclusive CNN reporting from the front lines as Ukraine makes significant gains across the south. Also, the White House is trying a squash a possible bid by the centrist group No Labels. How much could a third-party candidate hurt Biden?
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One of Donald Trump’s attorneys describes the former president as defiant after Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony counts in Miami in connection to his alleged handling of classified documents. We are awaiting Trump’s first public comment since he was formally arrested today.
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Former President Donald Trump is in Florida meeting with his legal team head of his first court appearance in the classified documents case. Two of Trump’s top former lawyers are OutFront. Plus, violent rhetoric on the rise ahead of Trump’s arrival at the courthouse. Right-wing extremists and armed supporters are threatening to show up. So, is law enforcement ready? A former member of the Oath Keepers joins to discuss.
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Donald Trump is facing 37 count indictment and could face significant time in prison. Counts 1-31 are willful retention of national defense information with a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. Count 32 is conspiracy to obstruct justice with a maximum sentence of 20 years. We break down all the counts and the possible sentencing as the special counsel vows a speedy trial.
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Trump is bracing for an indictment in multiple investigations as we learn new details about the case federal prosecutors are building against the former president. Plus, a Russian commander accuses the private Russian army Wagner Group of stealing military equipment as the fighting on the ground is intensifying in Ukraine.
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More than 75 million people are affected by wildfire smoke from Canada. Plus, all ayes are on Florida where a grand jury in the Trump classified documents case heard from another witness today. The Washington Post is reporting that if Trump is indicted, a majority of the charges will be brought in Florida. So what does that mean?
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A new report suggests Mark Meadows has given grand jury testimony in the special counsel’s investigation of Donald Trump. Plus, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this hour. Also, a blame game is underway after a crucial Ukrainian dam collapsed.
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A widespread operation is underway across eastern Ukraine with forces on the ground claiming to seize territory from Russia. New footage emerges of the Russian private army holding a Russian commander prisoner. Also, a Mar-a-Lago employee drained the resort’s swimming pool which flooded a room where surveillance video logs were kept. Is an indictment imminent? A former member of Trump’s legal team joins OutFront.
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Less than 24 hours after Congress passed a debt limit deal, President Biden speaks to the nation in his first televised speech from the Oval Office. Plus, the Trump team cannot find the classified document that the former president said he took from the White House during a 2021 tape recording. Also, the head of the private Russian military Wagner Group is accusing the Russian Defense Ministry of burying landmines along the roads the Wagner troops are using to exit Bakhmut.
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Putin and his forces are on defense as the Kremlin vows to exterminate Ukraine. Plus, Republican Kari Lake is given at a speaking slot at the upcoming Georgia Republican convention, but won’t accept that she lost the race for Arizona governor. Also, China’s brutal campaign against its own people is now at a boiling point as Chinese officials take on mosques around the country.
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Federal prosecutors have Trump on tape admitting he kept a classified Pentagon document after he left the White House. Trump also on tape undermining his own defense. So, is it a smoking gun for prosecutors or not? Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb is OutFront. Also, a new message from the head of the Russian private army, the Wagner Group. Plus, a court is clearing the way for a Manson family member to be granted parole. Will the Manson follower now in her 70s go free?
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Ukraine is bracing for Putin’s revenge and Russia threatens to use nukes after Moscow was attacked. The Ukrainian ambassador to the United States joins to answer who she thinks is behind the attacks inside Russia. Plus, Gov. Ron DeSantis is about to hold his first major event in Iowa as a presidential candidate. Can he peel away Evangelical voters from Trump? Also, conservative calls for a boycott against Chick-fil-A over a DEI executive.
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A Russian onslaught of nearly 100 strikes across Ukraine as chaos and panic consume the capitol. Tonight, Russia is bracing for Ukraine to retaliate. Plus, Biden and McCarthy reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling. But, does the House Speaker have the votes? Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.) joins to discuss why he’s dead set against the agreement. Also, Ron DeSantis says he wants to destroy leftism, but is that a winning message on the campaign trail?
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Ukraine is accused of striking a vital hub for Putin’s military while Russia resorts to pictures of rubble to convince the public to get behind the war. This as at least two people died and dozens more were left injured after Russian forces struck a medical facility in the city of Dnipro. Plus, the Department of the Treasury is warning it has $39 billion left in cash as Janet Yellen moves the debt ceiling deadline. Also, a Chinese comedian made a joke about the communist party and was fined $2 million with possible jail time.
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Former White House attorney Ty Cobb joins to discuss Trump employees moving boxes of documents the day before the FBI showed, pointing to potential evidence of obstruction. Plus, Putin denies a Russian ship was attacked but is caught in the lie after new video shows a Ukrainian drone slamming into the ship. Also, vaccine skeptic Robert Kennedy Jr. is polling at 20% in the new CNN poll. So, who are his supporters and should Biden be worried?
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has officially kicked off his bid for the White House, and he did it on Twitter. During his appearance on Twitter, DeSantis discussed his policies in Florida which target education, books, race, and gender. Also, a fire has broke out at Russia’s Ministry of Defense in Moscow. U.S. intelligence is pointing to Ukraine as the likely culprit behind the drone attack on the Kremlin. Also, legendary singer Tina Turner has died at the age of 83.
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An anti-Putin Russian fighter speaks exclusively to CNN as blow back in the country over Russia’s invasion seems to be growing. Plus, nearly every single teen in America is glued to social media and the surgeon general has a serious warning tonight. Also, we examine whether AI can read your mind.
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Another Russian official who criticized Putin’s war is dead as new footage shows Russians fighting for Ukraine turning on their own country. Plus, just in to CNN, E. Jean Carroll is seeking even more in damages from Trump after the former president insulted the writer again at CNN’s town hall. Also, he’s the son of a single mother and rose from poverty to become the only black Republican in the Senate. But, does Sen. Tim Scott’s (R-S.C.) amazing life story translate into a path to victory for the 2024 U.S. presidency?
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First: Multiple sources are telling CNN that the National Archives has proof that Donald Trump knew the proper process to declassify documents. If true, it undercuts a major Trump defense.
Plus: Putin cracks down, issuing an arrest warrant for an Oscar-nominated film producer who has spoken out against Russia's unprovoked invasion.
And: Elon Musk rips into people who work from home, calling it morally wrong.
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Ukrainian forces make significant new gains as Putin is cracking down on his war critics. Plus, new health concerns for Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-Calif.) after complications from shingles including inflammation of the brain. Also, Disney scraps plans for new a Florida campus amid feud with Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Multiple sources tell CNN that the National Archives has proof that Trump knew the proper process to declassify documents. Trump’s former White House lawyer, Ty Cobb, joins to discuss. Plus, an arrest warrant has been issued for an Oscar-nominated film producer who has spoken out against Russia’s unprovoked invasion. That Russian producer is OutFront. Also, businessman Kevin O'Leary joins to discuss the future of remote work.
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Ukraine shoots down every single Russian missile as Russian forces are said to be retreating around Bakhmut. Plus, Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) joins to discuss the latest in the investigation of the brutal attack of his staff and what is fueling the violence against congressional staff. Also, the New York City mayor publicly breaks with President Biden as angry parents demand to know why school gymnasiums may be closed down to become the new home for migrants.
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Putin’s military suffers its worst day in 50 years as CNN provides exclusive new reporting about the lengths the CIA is undertaking to recruit Russian spies. Plus, four years and at least $6.5 million taxpayer dollars later, John Durham issues his report. Was it everything Trump promised it would be? Also, a Florida teacher is under investigation for playing a Disney movie that happens to include a gay character.
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New footage from the front lines shows Putin’s soldiers abandoning their posts as Ukraine pushes Russians back from the key city of Bakhmut. Plus, new details about the Utah mother who wrote a children’s book grieving her husband and is now charged with his murder. The attorney for the victim’s family joins. Also, CNN is on the ground at the southern border after an immigration policy ends, threatening to worsen an already challenging humanitarian crisis amid an anticipated migrant influx.
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A Trump border policy expires tonight as migrants line up and officials brace for a crisis they may not be able to contain. Plus, E. Jean Carroll’s attorney says she may sue Trump again after comments he made about her at last night’s town hall. Then, Putin’s spokesperson claims that Russia is not waging a war and denying that some Ukrainian towns have been destroyed.
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Rep. George Santos pleaded not guilty to 13 federal charges, including allegations of fraud related to Covid-19 unemployment benefits, misusing campaign funds, and lying about his personal finances on House disclosure reports. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would wait before calling on Santos to resign but would not support Santos’ reelection. Plus, we are moments away from a town hall with Donald Trump one day after a jury found him liable for sexual abuse.
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A jury has found that Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed writer E. Jean Carroll. The witness who testified in the case joins OutFront. Plus, embattled congressman Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) lied about his resume, is now facing charges from the DOJ, and can be arrested in only hours. Also, Putin is mocked after one single tank was on display for Russia’s victory day parade.
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CNN is learning the gunman who killed eight people at a Texas mall was obsessed with Nazis and mass shootings. He also appears to have scoped out that mall before the massacre and the waited for the biggest crowds. A witness who was there during the gunfire is OutFront. Plus, the jury is about to begin deliberations in the E. Jean Carroll civil rape trial against Donald Trump. Also, as a Trump-era policy which allowed the government to quickly turn away certain migrants at the border, originally with the aim of stopping the spread of Covid-19, is set to expire soon, border cities are seeing a spike in migration.
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Fake electors for Trump cut a deal in Georgia. So what does this mean for the Fulton County District Attorney’s case? Plus, Trump’s deposition in the E. Jean Carroll rape case is released. Will he end up taking the stand? Also, the head of Russia’s private army is now vowing to pull his fighters from the front lines as he tears into the Kremlin all on the eve of a Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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Air sirens in Ukraine as Russia vows revenge for what they say was an assassination attempt on Putin. A former Russian lawmaker who says it was Russians, not Ukrainians, behind the attack is OutFront. Plus, Democrat turned Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is working on immigration legislation as she calls out the Biden administration on border security. Also, an up and coming star in the Republican Party called survivors of a deadly school shooting spoiled, angry, and stupid.
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The special counsel is investigating the handling of Mar-a-Lago’s surveillance footage by Trump employees. Did someone tamper with the tapes? Plus, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) joins to answer if he will support Joe Biden’s reelection bid, if a debt limit deal can be reached, and why he is focused on energy infrastructure. Also, a manhunt is underway after a mass shooting at an Atlanta medical building.
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OutFront provides a report from the U.S. Mexico border as Biden plans to send about 1,500 armed troops in response to a mass influx of migrants. Plus, new details on the manhunt for the Texas suspect who is accused of killing five people. The suspect’s neighbor shares with CNN where his clothes and cell phone were found. Also, inside an artificial intelligence operation that is meant to deceive, depicting Putin as a hippie, DeSantis visiting Disney, and Reagan surrendering to the Soviets.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issues a stark warning that the United States could run out of money as early as June 1st. Plus, a bold attack inside Russia after a freight train carrying supplies is blown off of its tracks. Is this the beginning of the Ukrainian counteroffensive? Also, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy joins to discuss the health crisis of isolation.
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The head of the Russian private military Wagner Group is claiming his forces are teetering on extinction. Is it true or just a trap for Ukrainians? Plus, the head of a software company hired by Trump to investigate voter fraud tell us he found nothing and now the DOJ is taking to him. Also, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose own family members won’t vote for him for president because of his anti-vaccine views, is polling at nearly 20%. What’s behind the surge?
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New footage appears to show Russian officers dragging a lone man into the back of a car, forcing him to fight in Putin’s war. This comes as we learn just how many more troops Putin thinks he needs on the battlefield now. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence wraps up his testimony before the grand jury investigating Trump. What we are learning about his time behind closed doors today. Also, a look at Tucker Carlson’s pattern of offensive and sexist comments about women.
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Putin’s prized supersonic jet goes down in flames days after the Russians bombed their own city. So, what’s going on? A Ukrainian fighter on the front lines is OutFront. Plus, Montana House Republicans kick out Zooey Zephyr, a transgender lawmaker from the House chamber after the lawmaker accused them of having blood on their hands. Also, Disney is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis accusing the Republican 2024 presidential prospect of weaponizing his political power to punish the company.
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Russia is seizing on Tucker Carlson’s exit from Fox. Why this obsession? It comes as a top Putin official tonight tells our Matthew Chance about the possibility of a prisoner swap for Americans detained in Russia. Plus, Biden’s message today for reelection is eerily similar to what he said on this very day exactly four years ago. Will it work a second time? Also, outrage over white conservative lawmakers making major decisions for a city that’s overwhelming black and Democratic.
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New details emerge of Tucker Carlson’s sudden exit from Fox, reportedly being given a ten-minute notice. What was the rush? Also, the Georgia district attorney investigating Trump reveals her timeline for possible criminal indictments against Trump and his allies. The reporter who broke that story joins OutFront. Plus, diamonds, furs, luxurious vacations are all apart of an exclusive look at the life of the wife of one of the men behind Putin’s deadly invasion.
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The Supreme Court makes a major ruling that a widely used abortion drug mifepristone will remain available for now. Two weeks ago a Trump appointed federal judge suspended the medication’s approval by the FDA. Then, an appeals court decided to impose restrictions on the drug. Now, the Supreme Court has stopped the lower court rulings from taking place until the appeals process works its way through the system. Plus, Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) joins to discuss calls for Sen. Feinstein (D-Calif.) to resign.
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Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, has been ordered to pay $5 million to a data expert who debunked his election conspiracies. That expert joins OutFront. Plus, Rep. Jeff Jackson (D-N.C.) joins to discuss why he believes some of his colleagues in Congress are faking their anger. Also, Russia is desperately trying to recruit fighters as one top Kremlin ally talks publicly about obliterating Paris, London, and New York.
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New footage into OutFront shows Ukrainians fighting Russians just 30 feet apart. A shocking moment caught on tape when a Russian soldier lobs a grenade and we show you what happens next. Plus, CNN exclusive reporting inside the epic settlement between Fox News and Dominion shows the last minute scramble to keep Rupert Murdoch and Tucker Carlson from taking the witness stand. This as Fox braces for the next and even bigger trial.
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Fox settles for $787.5 million, making it the largest known defamation settlement involving a U.S. media company. Fox is now facing an ever bigger lawsuit from another voting company. Plus, Putin’s crackdown continues as Vladimir Kara-Murza has just been sentenced to 25 years in a Russian prison for speaking out against the war in Ukraine. Kara-Murza’s wife is OutFront tonight. Also, a 20-year-old woman was shot and killed for pulling into the wrong driveway. The police chief says the gunman showed zero remorse.
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A top Putin critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for criticizing Putin’s war. The person who has already survived two poisoning attempts. Plus, a grand jury in Ohio has decided not to charge eight officers who shot a black man nearly four dozen times after a chase. Also, Gov. Ron DeSantis is threatening to build a competing theme park or a state prison next to Disney.
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The suspect accused of leaking classified documents makes his first court appearance as we are learning details about how Jack Teixeira was able to access such crucial information. Plus, the Supreme Court weighs in on the fight to essentially ban an abortion drug by temporarily restoring full access to that widely used pill. But, for how long? Also, a possible motive in the murder of a top tech executive as prosecutors reveal the stabbing came after an argument over a personal relationship.
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A 21-year-old suspected of being behind the classified documents leak is arrested and taken into FBI custody. This as we learn details about who he was sharing those documents with online. Plus, Trump finishes nearly seven hours of questions under oath in another high-stakes case. Also, new secret recordings from inside Fox News reveal what Rudy Giuliani really thought about Dominion Voting Systems.
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The Ukrainian president is calling Putin’s forces "beasts" after horrific video appears to show them beheading Ukrainian prisoners. Plus, the dramatic new 911 calls from the bank shooting in Louisville are released as we learn new details about the shooter’s past. Also, the U.S. could be dragged into a war with China as Beijing says its military is ready to fight.
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Police have just released the body camera video from the deadly mass shooting at a Louisville bank, including the moment officers are ambushed by the gunman. Plus, the New York prosecutor who indicted former President Trump is now taking on a top House Republican. We examine the details of the just filed lawsuit. Also, jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s health is quickly deteriorating and his team is raising concerns he may have been poisoned again. The investigative journalist featured in the documentary Navalny joins.
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A dramatic return and reinstatement of one of the Tennessee Democrats expelled for protesting gun violence. Plus, Louisville, Kentucky is left reeling after another mass shooting. Four have been killed with more injured after a gunman walked into a bank and opened fire. A friend of one of the victims joins OutFront. Also, a look inside the high-stakes U.S. mission to stop North Korea from stealing crypto in order to fund its dangerous nuclear program.
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A ProPublica report finds that Justice Clarence Thomas accepted several luxury trips paid for by a GOP megadonor. Plus, Republicans in Tennessee have voted to expel one Democrat in the state legislature and right now they are about to vote on expelling another. Several Democrats are accused of violating House rules after they took the House floor to demand action on gun violence in the wake of the Nashville school shooting. Plus, more rockets are fired into and from Gaza amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence heads to the witness stand in the DOJ's January 6th investigation. Trump’s former White House lawyer Ty Cobb joins to discuss why he believes Trump could be charged and convicted by the next election. Also, an OutFront exclusive, inside one of America’s most advanced nuclear submarines able to descend hundreds of feet in seconds and alert for threats from China.
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Former President Donald Trump arrived in New York today before he is expected to turn himself in to law enforcement and make history as the first president to be formally charged with a crime. The judge in the case is expected to rule on two important motions: whether to allow cameras in the courtroom and whether the indictment will be unsealed before tomorrow’s arraignment. CNN Chief National Affairs Correspondent Jeff Zeleny reports that Trump is not planning to speak publicly in New York on Tuesday if he follows advice from members of his legal team, according to aides.
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We are standing by for an important court ruling in Trump’s hush money case as we are getting new footage of the former president arriving at Trump Tower tonight, hours before his arrest. The lawyer for key witness Michael Cohen joins to discuss the trial. Plus, another Trump investigation is heating up as the special counsel in the Mar-a-Lago classified document case is combing through notes, texts, emails, and even photographs. How significant is the new evidence?
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New details into OutFront on Trump’s arrest and arraignment. Sources are telling CNN what the Secret Service is planning right now as Trump rips into the judge who will oversee his case. Plus, Stormy Daniels is speaking out tonight for the first time since Trump’s indictment. Also, the Kremlin says the American reporter who has been arrested on espionage charges was caught red handed. A lawyer with detailed knowledge of the case warns us that there’s virtually no chance of him prevailing in court.
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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a New York grand jury investigating hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. It is the first time in American history that a current or former president is facing criminal charges, and CNN is learning that Trump is expected to be arraigned early next week. Trump released a statement calling the indictment "Political Persecution and Election Interference at the highest level in history." Erin speaks with CNN correspondents and analysts about the details of the indictment and when the former president is expected to appear for his arraignment.
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The man who lead active shooter drills at Covenant School in Nashville just walked through the school today for the first time since the horrific attack joins OutFront as we’re learning more about the shooter’s mysterious past. Plus, we are live in Moscow where the head of Wagner Group is publicly breaking with Putin over a 13-year-old girl and her father. Also, one Republican Senator is holding up 158 military jobs. Is he putting America’s national security at risk?
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New messages into OutFront from the Nashville shooter to a friend just moments before the rampage, including why the shooter was reaching out to her specifically. That friend joins OutFront. Plus, his 12-year-old daughter was put on notice by police for anti-war drawings and now he has been sentenced to a Russian penal colony for calling the war an occupation. Also, Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham all could be taking the witness stand as Fox News starts to cozy up to Trump again.
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Detectives found written material in the car of the 28-year-old shooter who killed three 9-year-old children and three adults in a shooting at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee. The shooter may have resented having to attend the school in the past, according to Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake. And, a key witness appeared before the Manhattan grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to an adult film star.
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Police say the Nashville shooter resented having to go to the private Christian school. The 28-year-old killed six people including three nine-year-olds. Plus, David Pecker, the former head of the company that publishes the National Enquirer, appeared before the federal grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s alleged role in hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Also, how TikTok is keeping much needed ammunition from Ukraine.
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A Russian politician and Putin critic tells OutFront that she’s been poisoned for opposing the war. Plus, a threatening letter with white powder has been sent to the Manhattan district attorney investigating Donald Trump. This as the former President warns of death and destruction, his words, if he’s indicted. Also, Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman’s office says he will be out of the hospital soon following his hospitalization for depression.
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The Trump witness who testified in the hush money case is speaking out to CNN. This as we have new details about what’s happening behind closed doors in the Manhattan district attorney’s case. Plus, new evidence of just how much TikTok is helping the Wagner Group recruit fighters in the war in Ukraine. Also, the Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife makes his first court appearance today.
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The Manhattan district attorney may be calling back key witness Michael Cohen in the Trump hush money investigation. This would be Cohen’s third appearance before the grand jury. So, what does this say about the case? Plus, the threat of nuclear war is the highest it’s been in decades according to a top Russian official. Also, a look at how Asian American voters in San Francisco are responding to progressive city policies.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) warns that arresting Trump would “blow up our country.” This as an OutFront legal expert joins to outline why the district attorney must indict. Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis calls Trump’s attacks background noise and predicts that he can beat Biden. Also, a judge tears into Fox News, accusing the network of knowingly providing false information as Trucker Carlson’s private texts were shown in court.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis broke his silence on Donald Trump’s legal troubles and alleged involvement in a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Though he criticized the Manhattan D.A. who is pursuing charges and vowed his office would not be involved if the matter trickles into Florida, he came short of offering support for the former president. This as a last-minute witness in the investigation testified today. And, why Buster Murdaugh put out a statement denying he had anything to do with the mysterious death of a former classmate.
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Could an 11th hour witness save the former president from an indictment in the hush money case as House GOP members seek to discredit the investigation into Trump? Plus, China’s Xi Jinping meets with Vladimir Putin. The Ukrainian ambassador to the United States joins to raise questions about whether it was staged. Also, reports suggest the U.S. government is launching a probe into the parent company of TikTok for allegedly spying on American journalists. What could this mean for the 100 million Americans on TikTok?
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New footage into OutFront shows the moment Ukrainian soldiers shoot down a Russian fighter jet. This as Russian President Vladimir Putin is now a wanted man on the world stage after the International Criminal Court charges him with war crimes. Plus, America’s banks are taking another beating and the Dow is sinking. Also, Chinese President Xi Jinping faces record unemployment and unrest. How could this figure into a potential invasion of Taiwan?
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Dramatic video into OutFront of Ukrainian forces storming homes and searching for Russian soldiers comes as we also have the video of Russian jets taking down an American drone. An Air Force lieutenant general joins to to tell you what he sees from the footage. Plus, Erin speaks with a Nobel Prize winning economist who saw the current banking crisis coming months ago. Also, an OutFront investigation about how the U.S. Coast Guard failed to act after two women came forward to say they were sexually assaulted on U.S. ships.
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The bank selloff is stretching across the Atlantic as another major bank is on the verge of collapse. The question everyone is asking is if our money is safe. Former CEO of Citigroup Mike Corbat joins to discuss credit and global fears of a banking industry collapse. Plus, we’re learning new details about Russia training elementary school children to fight. Also, Georgia investigators have another recording of Trump pressuring election officials to overturn the election.
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Sounding the alarm about America’s banks, Moody's downgrading its outlook for the entire banking sector warning of rapid deterioration. A senior chairman and former CEO of Goldman Sachs joins to discuss. Plus, a Russian fighter jet forces an American drone to crash into the Black Sea causing fears of growing escalation as the battle in Bakhmut intensifies further. Also, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis does a complete 180, he now says backing Ukraine is not in America’s best interest.
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The Biden administration is stepping in to assure customers their money is safe after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the government’s shuttering of New York’s Signature Bank. Is there a chance of more bank runs? House Oversight and Reform Committee member Rep. Katie Porter joins this special edition of OutFront to share her insight. And, Ukrainian troops face close quarter combat as Russian forces close in on Bakhmut. Also, former president Donald Trump does not plan to testify in a New York grand jury investigation into his alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
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Stocks of regional banks nosedive today even after the U.S. government goes to extraordinary lengths to stop the panic. Will more banks fail and how safe is our money? Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair joins to answer what needs to be done. Plus, Russia’s military is falling apart as soldiers revolt against commanders calling themselves sacrificial lambs. Also, hundreds of migrants are trying to storms the U.S. southern border.
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New video into OutFront takes us to the dangerous front lines as the mother of the Ukrainian soldier killed speaks out. Her son’s brutal execution by Russians was seen around the world. Also, the collapse of the second largest bank in American history which happened in the span of 48 hours and is affecting the entire banking industry. We speak with a CEO of a company whose money was in that bank and got a call from a panicked investor to get out immediately.
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Russians fighting Russians for ammunition as the head of the private military Wagner Group says the Kremlin will no longer take his calls. This as Russia sends a barrage of hypersonic missiles across the country. Plus, the New York Times is reporting the Manhattan district attorney is signaling criminal charges against Trump are likely. Also, the CEO of Fox Corporation is breaking his silence about the billion dollar lawsuit against Fox News.
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Russian soldiers are seen on camera begging their commander to lock them up so they don’t have to fight. This as an activist who spent nearly two years in Russian prison joins with a warning and a message to others who bravely speak out in Russia. Plus, we learn more about how Tucker Carlson said one thing on camera about Trump and the complete and total opposite behind the scenes. Also, is climate change making air travel more dangerous?
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New video into OutFront of Putin’s forces on the run as we’re learning new details about the lavish secret life Putin and his purported girlfriend are leading now. Plus, new court filings in the defamation case against Fox News have been released. We share the message Tucker Carlson sent to Trump lawyer Sidney Powell, calling her out for conspiracy theories. Also, two Americans kidnapped in Mexico are back in the U.S. for treatment while the other two have been killed.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky is sending reinforcements to Bakhmut, a city on the cusp of falling to Russia. Plus, Republicans in Florida are drafting multiple bills to remake Florida schools, from banning preferred pronouns to eliminating gender studies. Also, in the latest dangerous incident on an American flight, a man tried to open the emergency door and proceeded to then stab a flight attendant.
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A top Russian oligarch who is close to Putin warns Russia may run out of money as the war in Ukraine impacts foreign investors. Plus, Alex Murdaugh vows to appeal his life sentence for murdering his wife and son and maintains his innocence. Also, Congressman Jim Jordan promises to expose the DOJ and the FBI for playing politics, but there are signs that his case may be falling apart.
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After only about three hours of deliberation, the jury in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial has reached the verdict of guilty. The disgraced South Carolina attorney was convicted on all four counts that he was facing including two counts of murder. Alex Murdaugh's sentencing will occur Friday morning.
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Russian soldiers are calling their commanders incompetent in a remarkable statement. This as a former deputy of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny faces nearly 20 years behind bars in a sham trial starting today. Plus, the CEO of MyPillow is still propping up Fox with his ads. How much money has Mike Lindell poured into the Fox empire? Also, the FBI has arrested a man for trying to bring explosives onto a plane.
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Russia is tightening its grip by unleashing a barrage of strikes on eastern Ukraine. We are now hearing from generals on the front line as the battle is now brewing in Washington over providing Ukraine with F-15s. Plus, Fox titan Rupert Murdoch admits that the network lied to viewers about the election to make more money. Also, a look at Ron DeSantis’s conservative takeover of a small progressive college. One professor who’s speaking out joins OutFront.
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New numbers emerge on Russia’s staggering losses on the battlefield as Russian soldiers speak out, telling the world they are “cattle being taken to slaughter.” Plus, Rupert Murdoch admits his Fox hosts endorsed Trump’s election lies on air and that’s not all he’s confessing as Fox fights a $1.6 billion lawsuit. Also, a CNN investigation on the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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President Biden tells Ukraine no F-16 fighter jets for now as Putin’s deadly invasion hits the one-year mark. New concerns emerge that Russia may be on the verge of getting some new and lethal assistance. Plus, Alex Murdaugh is back on the stand being grilled by prosecutors who make the case nothing he says can be believed. Also, WNBA star Brittney Griner is back on the court after spending 10 months in a Russian prison.
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CNN is on the front lines with exclusive access. New video of the devastation in one town as tonight marks one-year since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. Plus, an OutFront investigation about how Moscow is getting a boost on the battlefield from China. Also, accused murderer Alex Murdaugh takes the stand. Did his tears and his admissions win over the jury?
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New signs of Putin’s growing losses in Ukraine with coffins full of Russian fighters as Putin turns to China for help. Plus, Jared and Ivanka Trump have been handed a subpoena and reports say they are the latest targets of the special counsel investigating Donald Trump and January 6th. Also, Ron DeSantis is cashing in giving Donald Trump a run for his money and the Florida governor hasn’t even jumped into the race yet.
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Biden and Putin clash in dueling speeches. The Russian president ups the fear factor with new nuclear saber-rattling. Plus, Polands’s President Duda speaks exclusively to CNN to reveal what Biden’s secret trip into Ukraine means for the war. Also, the foreperson of the Georgia grand jury investigating Trump’s actions after the 2020 election joins OutFront. Who could be indicted?
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Ukraine with a warning for Russia as President Biden makes a top-secret trip into Ukraine to meet with President Zelensky. Rep. Seth Moulton of the Armed Services Committee joins to discuss the prospect of China providing lethal aid to Russia in the war in Ukraine. Plus, embattled Republican Congressman George Santos opens up about his past in a new and revealing interview and confesses to lying.
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CNN is exclusively learning the United States is planning to crack down on Russia and its intelligence services for efforts to circumvent U.S. sanctions. This as the Russian private military company Wagner suffers huge losses with more than 30,000 casualties and 9,000 deaths. And, a court filing reveals that some of the most prominent anchors and executives at Fox News knew that President Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims were lies despite allowing the lies to take hold on air.
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New video of a brutal battle waged from a trench in the Ukraine war. This as more Russian officials past and present are dying suspiciously back home. Plus, CNN takes us closer than anybody else to a secret Chinese lab home to a blacklisted spy balloon maker. Also, new details about what led Sen. John Fetterman to check himself into the hospital for depression. As fellow stroke survivor, retired four-star Air Force general Michael Hayden joins to open up about strokes and depression.
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Michigan State University professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz was teaching his literature class when a gunman attacked his classroom. He says the gunman fired 15 shots. Three students were killed and five others were injured in the shooting. Hear his interview with CNN’s Miguel Marquez about what he saw the night of the shooting and how he and his students are dealing with the aftermath.
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The head of Russia’s private military calls out Putin as we learn about new details of the Russian president’s preferred way of travel: an armored train equipped with a high-tech communication system which drops him off in front of his house. Plus, the results of President Biden's physical have been released. His doctor says he is physically healthy. But, the White House will not say whether the president took a cognitive test. Also, a CNN report provides rare access to an American weapons production factory.
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Donald Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating the January 6, 2021 insurrection, a source has told CNN. And, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley kicked off her 2024 presidential campaign in a rally in Charleston. She called for “mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old,” which would include Biden and Trump. What is the White House saying in response?
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Dramatic new video shows Putin’s forces hiding from Ukrainians then being taken out via drone. CNN is live on the Belarusian and Ukrainian border where some wonder where the next major Putin offensive will launch from. Plus, Trump is locked in at least eight court battles right now. Also, a near collision on a U.S. airport runway as a 777 comes dangerously close to a cargo plane.
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An adviser to President Joe Biden has told CNN that “nobody is urgently pushing” but his team is “ready to go” for a 2024 presidential reelection campaign announcement. CNN’s Phil Mattingly reports that privately all of the pieces are in place for a robust national campaign. And, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is now taking on a small progressive public college after he removed six trustees and the school president.
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Russian bribe offers of up to $3,500 to anyone who will put their life on the line in the war as a new report shows Putin to be on the cusp of launching an all out air assault. Plus, a CNN investigation tracking down the Chinese factories that make spy balloons. Also, Rep. Angie Craig joins to speak out after being attacked in her apartment building.
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Police responded to shots fired at Michigan State University, prompting shelter in place orders amid a search for a suspect Monday evening. We’ll bring you the latest details. And, critical electronics from China’s spy balloon are now in the hands of the FBI, according to a U.S. defense official. This as we’re learning new details about the rush inside the White House to better understand the unidentified objects.
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Russian soldiers are speaking out against Putin’s invasion as we hear from a former Russian prisoner forced to fight. Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group president and founder, joins to discuss Russian attitudes towards the war. Plus, silence from President Biden as the U.S. shoots down three more unidentified objects from the sky. Also, a passenger jet plunges shortly after takeoff, coming within less than 800 feet of the ocean.
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The rush to find out what was flying over the United States begins after the U.S. military shot down and recovered a high-flying object. We review what the Biden administration does and does not know about the object. Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is cracking down on election crimes. But, is there really an election crime problem? Also, Rep. George Santos has been accused of paying for puppies with bad checks worth more than $15,000.
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Terror strikes Ukraine as air sirens blare while Russian rockets rain down. We show you footage of the moment Ukraine intercepts some of these lethal missiles. Plus, President Biden orders another high-altitude object flying over the United States to be shot down. This one was flying at 40,000 feet and was about the size of a car, making it a threat to commercial aircrafts. Also, as more accusations of lies face Rep. George Santos, we look at the work he has been doing on Capitol Hill.
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President Joe Biden called out Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Rick Scott during his visit to Florida, zeroing in on Scott’s proposal to require federal laws, including Social Security and Medicare, to expire after five years if they are not renewed by Congress. CNN’s Phil Mattingly brings the latest details. And, former Vice President Mike Pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating former President Donald Trump and his role in January 6, 2021, a source told CNN. CNN Senior Justice Correspondent Evan Perez brings more details on the breaking story.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel, Jack Smith. We’re getting new details on this breaking story. Plus, new video into CNN of Russian brutality against their own soldiers. Also, new questions emerge of Rep. George Santos as a new report says he was charged with theft after a series of bad checks were written to dog breeders.
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President Joe Biden is heading to Florida tomorrow amid expectations of a possible 2024 re-election campaign announcement. CNN’s Phil Mattingly reports on why the sunshine state is one of his first stops after his State of the Union address. And, Republicans zeroed in on Hunter Biden in a high-profile hearing where former Twitter executives acknowledged the company erred when it temporarily suppressed a story regarding his laptop.
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President Biden says aid to Ukraine is open-ended and that Putin has already lost Ukraine. Also, former President Trump is struggling to raise money for his re-election campaign. Former supporters with deep pockets are now looking to back somebody else. Plus, Rep. George Santos responds to Sen. Mitt Romney who told Santos that he doesn’t belong in Congress.
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More than 30 towns across eastern Ukraine are under fire tonight as new and graphic video shows the brutal Russian losses on the front lines. Also, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar joins to discuss getting kicked off the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Plus, Governor Ron DeSantis publicly praises a lawyer whose going after Trump’s election deniers. Is it game on between DeSantis and Trump?
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The death toll in the aftermath of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria has risen to 4,300 as rescue crews search for survivors. CNN’s Chief International Security Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh brings a live report on rescue efforts.
And, Republican lawmakers in Florida introduced a bill that would allow Governor Ron DeSantis to hand-pick a board to govern the area that surrounds Disney’s Orlando-area theme parks. We’ll tell you why this is the latest move in the governor’s year-long feud against the state’s largest employer.
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Russians say they’re being shot at with machine guns by fellow Russians as disturbing claims emerge of what’s happening inside Putin’s army. Plus, China vows to fight back after the U.S. shot down its spy balloon with a heatseeking missile. Also, Congressman George Santos addresses the long list of campaign expenses that don’t add up.
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The Chinese spy balloon is now flying over major U.S. cities after lingering near some of America’s nuclear launch sites. Will the U.S. shoot it down? Plus, the U.S. is providing longer-range missiles to Ukraine, doubling the range of what it currently has. This, as Zelensky warns that Putin is out for revenge.
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A Russian lieutenant who fought in Ukraine has fled Putin’s army and he joins OutFront to talk about the lack of equipment, training, what he saw. Plus, the Pentagon is tracking a Chinese spy balloon flying over the U.S. right now as President Biden is asking for military options. Also, FBI agents are investigating Congressman George Santos for allegedly scamming a veteran out of thousands of dollars meant for his dying dog.
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Ukraine is bracing for half a million more Russian troops to storm its borders as Russia is already ramping up its assault. Plus, the FBI is now investigating Congressman George Santos for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars meant to help a veteran’s dying dog. Also, Hunter Biden’s attorneys are now calling for a criminal investigation into Rudy Giuliani and others over the laptop found at a Delaware computer repair shop.
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Putin blocks the U.S. and refuses to allow nuclear inspectors into the country as he lacks the reinforcements to replace his dying fighters. Also, former President Trump pleads the fifth more than 400 times while under oath. Plus, the initial police report in the fatal arrest of Tyre Nichols contradicts the actions caught on video.
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A Russian couple has been reportedly arrested for having a private conversation critical of Putin’s war. This as Putin’s former speechwriter joins to say how his former boss is acting erratic and with no strategy. Plus, CNN is learning that a seventh officer from the Memphis Police Department has been relieved of duty after the deadly arrest and beating of Tyre Nichols.
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Five former members of the Memphis Police Department have been charged tonight in the murder of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols as cities across the nation brace for the release of the video of the police encounter. The video has been described as a vicious and heinous beating. Plus, Putin launches at least 55 missiles across Ukraine as the Kremlin accuses the United States of direct involvement in the war.
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The sounds of air raid sirens ring out across Ukraine as Russia steps up its assault in the east. This as President Biden pledges to provide Ukraine with 31 sophisticated tanks in their efforts against Russia. Plus, Trump has been invited back to Facebook and Instagram. Also, the mystery of where Rep. George Santos got his money is deepening as the embattled congressman is now suggesting a $700,000 loan was not personal at all. The details on OutFront tonight.
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Ukraine is reportedly on the verge of getting America's top-of-the-line tanks. President Zelensky's top adviser joins the show. Plus: The Justice Department is investigating more classified documents, but these were found at former VP Mike Pence's Indiana home. And: The Georgia district attorney investigating Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election says a decision on charges is imminent.
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Police have just revealed what they seized from the gunman of the California mass shooting that took 11 lives. The Los Angeles County district attorney joins to review details of the tragic event. Plus, OutFront has obtained exclusive military documents from the Wagner Group, the Russian private army that’s dominating the battlefield. Also, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is defending banning a new AP course on African American Studies, claiming that it imposes a political agenda.
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The U.S. is going after the Wagner Group, the private Russian military force claiming another victory in Ukraine. Plus, according to sources, Alec Baldwin intends to finish production of “Rust” despite criminal charges in a deadly shooting. Also, according a new report, the Idaho murder suspect repeatedly messaged one of the victims on Instagram two weeks before the killings.
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CNN confirms legendary singer David Crosby has died. He was 81 years old. Plus, a secret meeting takes place between the director of the CIA and the president of Ukraine. We hear from a Russian official bravely speaking out against Putin. Also, actor and producer Alec Baldwin is to be charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer on the set of the movie “Rust.”
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The world’s most powerful are taking on Putin with words, slamming Russia from the World Economic Forum in Davos. Plus, a navy veteran is accusing Congressman George Santos of stealing thousands of dollars. Also, the chilling evidence against Brian Walshe, the husband accused of murdering and dismembering his wife in Massachusetts.
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New audio is in to OutFront of the leader of the Wagner Group, the brutal private army that’s on the front lines in the war in Ukraine. This as one former Wagner Group commander flees to Norway. His lawyer is OutFront. Plus, we now know more details about who federal investigators have been speaking with about the Biden classified documents case. Also, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico joins to provide update in a developing story about an ex-GOP candidate who has been arrested in connection with shootings targeting Democrats.
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Russia claims a rare victory but a former Russian commander is now breaking his silence about the brutal treatment of soldiers on the front lines. We’re live in Ukraine. Plus, CNN is learning that more locations connected to President Biden could be searched for classified documents and the president is frustrated tonight. Also, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he had questions about the life story of Rep. George Santos. So, why was nothing done?
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Russia zeroes in on one small town in Ukraine and is already claiming victory. We have new video in tonight of Ukrainian forces taking out a shelter with dozens of Russian soldiers inside. The powerful explosion tells a chilling story. Plus, the man who sparked the protest against Xi Jingping’s zero Covid-19 policy is missing as his followers compare him to the brave man standing in front of the tank in Tiananmen Square.
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More classified documents are found at Biden’s private home. The attorney general names a special counsel and the question for Biden tonight is why are Americans only finding out about this now? Plus, Republican Rep. George Santos is under even more scrutiny over a mysterious $700,000 contribution to his campaign. Also, Russians speak out against Putin’s war, one calling it a terrible mess and complete chaos.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin suddenly replaces the general overseeing his war in Ukraine. Plus, GOP Rep. George Santos says he will not resign after several Republican officals call for him to step down. Then, Republican Governor of New Hampshire Chris Sununu joins to discuss if the latest speaker vote shows Trump still has power over the GOP going into 2024. Also, more classified documents from Biden’s time as vice president have been found at a second location.
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President Biden breaks his silence on the 10 classified documents about Ukraine, Iran, and the United Kingdom found in one of his offices. Plus, the mayor of El Paso joins to discuss what he showed President Biden during his visit to the border. Also, new intercepted audio of a Russia soldier talking about the real Russian death toll in one of the biggest battles of Ukraine as fighting around a key city intensifies.
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Classified documents have been found from Biden’s time as vice president. What were they doing in a private office? The attorney general is now asking a U.S. attorney to investigate. Plus, according to some analysts, a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would lead to major U.S. losses including combat ships and thousands of troops.
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A pivotal vote for House speaker is coming up and Rep. Kevin McCarthy is focused on two holdout members of Congress. One congressman who did change his mind joins OutFront. Plus, according to the Buffalo Bills, Damar Hamlin’s breathing tube is out and he continues to progress as he has spoken to family and even FaceTimed with his team. Also, new details in the investigation over the killings of four University of Idaho students.
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The House has ajdorned for a third day without electing a new speaker after Rep. Kevin McCarthy losses an 11th vote. McCarthy proposed concessions to garner votes from hardline conservatives - including agreeing to propose a rule change that would allow just one member to call for a vote to oust a sitting speaker.
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A look at the 20 Republicans who oppose Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s bid for Speaker of House as McCarthy loses his sixth vote. Plus, new details on Buffalo Bills star Damar Hamlin’s condition. For one former NHL player, Hamlin’s injury brought back memories of being hit in the chest with a puck, collapsing on the ice, and being carried out on a stretcher. He joins OutFront.
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We are in the midst of an open revolt over who will become speaker of the house as Rep. Kevin McCarthy is so far unable to secure enough votes to become the next speaker. Plus, NFL player Damar Hamlin collapsed during a game yesterday and is in critical condition, his uncle provides medical updates to CNN. Also, the murder suspect of four Idaho college students was pulled over by police twice in December.
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Rep. Kevin McCarthy is huddling with members of the GOP, one critic doubling down on his opposition just moments ago, as he tries to secure enough support to become Speaker of the House. Plus, new details emerge about how police tracked down the suspect of the Idaho murders. Also, Putin suffers a devastating setback on the battlefield as outrage over the losses grows inside Russia.
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An arrest has been made in connection to the murders of four University of Idaho students. A 28-year-old is now in custody. Also, six years of Trump’s tax returns have been made public as it is discovered Trump paid more in foreign taxes than U.S. taxes. Plus, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy is making concessions behind closed doors as he scrambles to get enough votes to become the speaker of the house.
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New transcripts from the January 6th select committee show distrust in Trump’s inner circle and reveal the former First Lady did not trust those closest Trump including his own children. Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham joins to discuss her experience providing testimony to the panel and her persecutive on Melania Trump. Plus, a massive missile attack hits Ukraine as Russia launches one of its biggest assaults of the war. Also, why intelligence officials say TikTok is a security risk.
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Russian rockets rain down on one region with 50 strikes in just the past 24 hours as Putin’s forces are in turmoil. One Russian soldier is accused of killing his commander. Plus, incoming congressman George Santos is under more scrutiny as a district attorney is now looking into the litany of lies with more discrepancies emerging surrounding his education. Also, the U.S. announces it will require travelers from China, where Covid-19 is raging, to show a negative test before entering the country. What’s China’s response?
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The Supreme Court rules on a pandemic-era immigration fight preventing the Biden administration from ending Title 42, a policy Trump enacted which allows the U.S. to quickly expel migrants in the name of public health. Plus, new revelations in just released transcripts from the January 6th committee include the committee’s key witness revealing how QAnon conspiracies made their way into the West Wing. Also, a full-blown travel fiasco for Southwest Airlines after most of its flights have been cancelled.
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A deadly arctic blast causes more than two dozen people to die as a devastating blizzard unleashes some of the worst winter weather to hit New York. Plus, new number on the unprecedented number of migrants along the U.S./Mexico border. An official from one border city joins to discuss what’s going on and what’s needed. Also, new audio shows Putin’s forces turning on each other as there are reports of a strike on a military base deep inside Russia.
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The coldest Christmas Eve on record comes to parts of the United States as whiteout conditions are already here. Ice, wind, snow, and power outages hit across the country. Plus, more transcripts have just been released from the January 6th select committee’s investigation. Also, shocking Covid-19 numbers emerge out of China as infections are reported in the hundreds of millions this month alone.
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In a major development with serious possible implications, Putin is using a word he’s outlawed to describe his own invasion: war. Plus, an ex-Georgian president and Putin foe is in prison after his lawyers say he was poisoned. Also, morgues in China are overflowing and the government says they are not deaths due to Covid-19 after a wave of infections in the region.
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The House Ways and Means Committee voted to make public former President Donald Trump’s tax returns once they are redacted for personal information. Plus, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is planning to meet with President Biden at the White House tomorrow in his first trip outside of Ukraine since the war began. Biden plans to give Zelenksy the world’s most advanced missile defense system. Will Putin retaliate?
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The January 6th select committee urges federal prosecutors to charge Trump with four crimes, including inciting or assisting an insurrection. A member of the committee and a constitutional scholar both join. Plus, the Supreme Court puts a temporary freeze on plans to end Title 42, the Trump-era border policy. Also, Putin makes a rare visit to Belarus where Russia is now training Belarusian pilots to fly jets.
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The January 6th committee will likely urge the Justice Department to prosecute Trump on multiple criminal charges including insurrection. Plus, a deadly barrage of rocket attacks strike across the Ukraine. Also, the American college student missing in France is alive, turning up in Spain more than two weeks after he first vanished. What happened?
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Ukraine is warning Putin is going to again target Kyiv as a top general suggests Russia is preparing hundreds of thousands of troops. Plus, the Biden administration is sending thousands of workers to the border. Also, Rep. Ro Khanna, who serves in Silicon Valley, joins to provide his perspective on whether Elon Musk’s latest tweets are a nod to QAnon.
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Russia is prepping what could be its most powerful nuclear bomb as it threatens the United States, saying it will retaliate if Washington sends Ukraine its most sophisticated air defense systems. Plus, a new CNN poll finds Ron DeSantis leads the pack when asked who Republicans would want besides Trump.
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A Russian commander said on Russian state television that Russia’s only way to win the war in Ukraine is to utilize nuclear weapons. This as Ukraine is on the verge of getting the most sophisticated air defense system on the planet. Plus, Elon Musk is reportedly not paying rent for some Twitter offices.
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The founder of the failed crypto exchange FTX has been arrested in the Bahamas after US prosecutors filed criminal charges against him. Plus, in a CNN interview, Ukraine’s defense minister would not confirm or deny if Ukraine carried out strikes inside of Russia. Also, Dr. Anthony Fauci responds to Elon Musk’s call for him to be prosecuted.
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We analyze the Russian assassin who Putin wanted in exchange for American citizen Paul Whelan. How far will Biden go to bring Whelan home? Also, new details about Brittney Griner’s time in a Russian penal colony. Plus, the self-proclaimed “lava junkies” who put their lives on the line just to catch a close glimpse of Hawaii’s erupting volcanos.
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Brittney Griner is landing in Texas in just a few hours after the WNBA star has been set free in a prisoner swap for convicted Russian arms dealer Victor Bout. Plus, the Justice Department has requested a federal judge hold former President Trump in contempt for failing to comply with a subpoena. This as the January 6th select committee considers criminal referrals from Trump and at least four others.
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Putin is upping the ante personally, launching a nuclear threat as Ukraine asks the U.S. for America’s cluster munitions, which are deadly bombs banned in more than 100 countries. Plus, 25 right-wing extremists, conspired by QAnon, are accused of plotting to overthrow the German government. The former spokesman for the Oath Keepers joins to discuss why this could happen in America.
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Explosions occur deep inside Russia and Moscow accuses Ukraine of plotting deadly attacks as the former right-hand man of Putin’s private army warns that Putin is out for ultimate power. Plus, an unexpected hero in the Twitter files. Why Twitter buried a story about Hunter Biden in an election year. Also, following protests nationwide, some Chinese authorities have started to ease Covid-19 restrictions.
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Early voters are about to shatter the one-day record in the state of Georgia as the latest CNN poll shows Democrat Raphael Warnock with a slight lead just four days before the Senate runoff election day. Plus, member of the House Committee on Ways and Means Rep. Lloyd Doggett joins to discuss Trump’s tax returns which Democrats in the House now have possession of.
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Two major legal blows for Trump tonight, one in the Mar-a-Lago case and the second in another federal criminal investigation. Plus, a CNN exclusive about a Chinese protester in Beijing who says this is just the beginning of an uprising in China. Plus, Obama is live in Georgia stumping for Democrats with five days until the Senate runoff election.
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Demonstrators clash with police in riot gear as China’s security forces prepare to go after people for their social media likes. A young Chinese man who is risking his safety to speak out against the government is OutFront tonight. Plus, a look at the record-breaking early voting numbers out of Georgia with less than a week before the formal runoff day. Also, Paul Whelan, the American wrongfully detained in Russia, has been been reportedly moved to a prison hospital.
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The leader of the far-right group the Oath Keepers has been convicted of seditious conspiracy in a major win for the Justice Department. Also, Trump’s former senior adviser and speech writer Steven Miller testified today before a federal grand jury in the January 6th investigation. Plus, the Senate passes a bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriage.
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Markets plummet after protests spread in China and the the country is going to new extremes to censor what the Chinese people are seeing. Plus, election deniers line up one-by-one to rip into Republican officials saying they should be punished by death for certifying a state’s election. Also, hear a CNN exclusive about a Russian woman leading the charge to demand Russia pull out of Ukraine.
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Authorities identify victims killed at a Virginia Walmart, as more details emerge about the tragedy. Plus, the Department of Justice seeks to question Mike Pence in their January 6 criminal probe, Ukrainian resistance fighters gather intel against Russian invaders, and Idaho police continue to sift through tips regarding the killings of four college students.
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The Supreme Court has rejected Trump’s request to block his tax returns from Congress, clearing the way for release after a years-long fight. Plus, the suspect in the Colorado Springs nightclub shooting is out of the hospital and in custody, with the first hearing set for tomorrow; Ukraine’s Security Services counter suspected covert activities by Russia; and police are making progress in the hunt for a suspect in the quadruple murder case in Idaho.
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CNN talks to two eyewitnesses of the Club Q shooting, as more details emerge about the incident. On the heels of this tragedy, four college students are killed in Idaho under mysterious circumstances. Plus, an intercepted phone call from a Russian soldier calls the scene in Ukraine a “Third World War”, and Iranian protestors speak out against the assaults and brutality they have endured from Iran’s “morality” police.
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Trump fights back, refusing to cooperate after the attorney general names a special counsel to oversee two federal Trump investigations. Is the Justice Department getting close to charging Trump? Plus, Republican Governor Chris Sununu of New Hampshire joins to discuss why Trump is not the answer in 2024. Also, there is heavy fighting in eastern Ukraine as Putin makes a rare appearance at a security council meeting.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has announced she will step down as Speaker of the House while Rep. Hakeem Jeffries is likely to succeed her. This as a top Republican on the House oversight committee calls for an “investigation of Joe Biden” while other Republicans zero in on Hunter Biden. Plus, according to sources, the U.S. is running low on some weapons to send Ukraine as Russia hits Ukraine with new attacks causing millions to lose power in power cuts.
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Republicans now officially control the House of Representatives. What does this mean for Biden? Also, the U.S. and NATO say Russia is ultimately to blame after a Ukrainian defense missile likely exploded in Poland. This as a major Russian ally jumps into the fray with an ominous warning. Plus, some of Trump’s biggest allies are now turning on the former president.
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NATO calls for an emergency meeting after NATO member Poland was hit by what Poland is calling a Russian missile. According to sources, President Biden called Poland to offer full support for the investigation. Plus, Kari Lake is refusing to admit defeat in the Arizona governor's race.
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We’re moments away from a big drop of votes that could determine who wins the Arizona governor’s race. Arizona’s largest county of Maricopa is expected to release a big drop of votes within the hour. Also, President Zelensky makes a surprise visit to the newly liberated city of Kherson, calling the victory “the beginning of the end of the war.” Plus, President Biden and Chinese President Xi held a three hour talk on Monday.
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The first polls open just hours from now as control of Congress and President Biden’s agenda are on the line in this year’s midterm election. 41 million people have already cast their ballots in early voting. Plus, a top voting official in Georgia joins to discuss rules for a runoff as the state’s election results may be extremely close.
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In a special edition of “Erin Burnett OutFront” ahead of Election Day, Erin hears from CNN analysts and correspondents across the country about key issues and recent developments in battleground states. Plus, President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump are on the campaign trail — we’ll tell you where they are headed and why.
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We are now just four days away from Election Day as control of the Senate and the House are up for grabs. We look at races across the country including the extremely close Senate races in Georgia, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. Plus, a Trump aide testifies with immunity in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. Also, 42 states have tried to ban critical race theory or limit how teachers can discuss racism and sexism.
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New audio shows Russian commanders desperate for supplies, raising money on a social media app. Also, the mystery grows if Putin's forces are leaving a major city. Plus, the Justice Department may appoint a special counsel to oversee the Trump investigations. Then, an in-depth look at election deniers in Arizona as we refute their conspiracy theories one at a time.
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President Biden gives a major speech on what he calls the unprecedented path to chaos in America. We bring it to you live. Plus, desperate emails between Trump attorneys reveal they viewed Justice Clarence Thomas as key to stopping the certification of the 2020 election. The former director of national intelligence is our guest tonight.
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The suspect charged with attempting to murder Paul Pelosi and kidnap Speaker Nancy Pelosi pleads not guilty as we learn details of a possible defense strategy. Also, a student who was trapped in the deadly Seoul disaster joins OutFront.
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The man accused of attacking Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband reveals to police his ultimate goal was to hold Pelosi hostage and break her kneecaps as the suspect has been hit with more charges. Plus, devastating strikes assault across Ukraine as Russia knocks out water and power.
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The suspect in the violent attack on Nancy Pelosi’s husband has been booked on multiple charges including attempted murder. His blogs show images of Pelosi and QAnon. The district attorney on the case is OutFront. Plus, new video shows Russian recruits desperately pleading with their leaders saying they’re being sent to the meat grinder. Also, the big names in the Democratic Party are on the campaign trail with 11 days left until midterms.
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Families of Russian soldiers speak out, saying the soldiers on the front lines have not received proper training for war. Plus, the police have arrested a man in connection with the burglary of Arizona gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs’ campaign office earlier this week. Also, world affairs expert Ian Bremmer joins to discuss why he thinks the former Chinese president was escorted from the meeting at congress.
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Putin issues a new threat directly to the United States as new video shows Russian soldiers calling Putin’s invasion “absolute hell.” The reporter who exposed the Russians behind Alexei Navalny’s poisoning brings new information about Russia’s war. Plus, Democrat John Fetterman’s debate performance for the Pennsylvania Senate race has raised questions about his health which may potentially sway undecided voters.
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New video shows Russia punishing its own soldiers for refusing to fight, arresting and forcing them to live in concrete cells with no bathrooms. Plus, it’s debate night in Pennsylvania with Fetterman versus Oz for Senate. How much will Fetterman’s health be front and center?
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Putin’s former speech writer tells OutFront his old boss is emotional, not always rational, and may well use a nuclear weapon as Russia is showing a lot of interest lately in Norway. Why? Also, we examine why the New York governor’s race is suddenly so close. Plus, Justice Clarence Thomas temporarily freezes an order forcing Sen. Lindsey Graham to testify before the Georgia grand jury investigating the 2020 election.
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Former President Donald Trump is subpoenaed on the same day Steve Bannon is sentenced to prison for defying the January 6th committee. Plus, the Biden administration has engaged in talks with Elon Musk who may have influence on two massive global conflicts. Also, former DNC commutations director Xochitl Hinojosa joins to discuss independent voters’ concerns that Democrats aren’t paying enough attention to the border crisis.
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Rolling blackouts began Thursday across Ukraine as Russian attacks on energy infrastructure hit Ukraine’s power-generating capacity. This, as Vladimir Putin visits troops in a show of force. Plus, a top Trump ally appears before the grand jury investigating the Mar-a-Lago classified documents as we learn that Trump’s former White House counsel testifies in another major investigation.
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Parts of Ukraine are officially under Russian martial law as Putin takes desperate steps amid Ukraine's punishing counter offensive. Also, we’re learning Trump’s team is deciding whether to allow federal agents to return to Mar-a-Lago as a federal judge now says Trump lied under oath about his claims of a stolen election. Plus, Sen. Marco Rubio once told a Parkland victim’s father that he supported raising the minimum age to buy a rifle. Now, he’s taking that back. That victim’s father joins OutFront.
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Putin’s top commander speaks out, signaling what may be a drawdown from a major city. Is Ukraine on the verge of another major win? Plus, more than 18,000 migrants have arrived in New York in the past six months. Also, an American citizen is sentenced to 16 years in a Saudi prison for tweets he sent while he was in the United States. We speak with the man’s son.
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Russia terrorizes Ukraine’s capital with a series of strikes with kamikaze drones as the U.S. director of national intelligence has stark words for what’s left of Putin’s arsenal. Plus, the two Americans captured in Ukraine by Russian-backed forces and held for 105 days join to share what they have endured. Also, a look at the tight midterm races in Arizona, Ohio, and Georgia.
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Elon Musk confirms CNN’s exclusive reporting that his company SpaceX can no longer pay for critical satellite services in Ukraine. Former CIA director John Brennan joins to discuss the latest on the war. Plus, the DOJ officially appeals the appointment of a special master in the Trump Mar-a-Lago documents case. Also, a look at the potential midterm swing amongst Latino voters in Texas from Democrat to Republican.
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The January 6th committee subpoenas former President Trump as the committee shows never-before-seen footage of congressional leaders scrambling for help on the day of the insurrection. Also, a jury has recommended life without parole instead of the death penalty for the Parkland school shooter.
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Putin is accusing Ukraine of blowing up that bridge to Crimea, arresting eight people today. Tonight, we’re doing to take you frame by frame to see what truly caused the deadly blast. Plus, a Trump employee told federal agents about personally moving documents at Mar-a-Lago. The order to that employee came directly from Donald Trump himself.
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More U.S. weapons arrive in Ukraine on the same day Russia warns the U.S. about payback. This as we learn about a remarkable conversations reportedly between Putin and the world’s richest man. Plus, a CNN exclusive about a protester in Iran speaking out about about the atrocities on the ground.
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Russia unleashes widespread and deadly attacks on city after city in Ukraine as Vladimir Putin threatens for more to come. Also, a key White House insider who testified about what she saw on January 6th is now cooperating with the Georgia probe into election interference by Trump and his allies. Plus, Republican leaders are helping Herschel Walker and his embattled Senate campaign.
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The President of Ukraine is now sounding the alarm that Putin is preparing Russia for possible nuclear war after President Biden warned of “armageddon.” Plus, the New York Times is reporting GOP Senate nominee Herschel Walker urged his ex-girlfriend for a second abortion. Also, stunning new numbers about just how many migrants border patrol has released back into the United States.
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According to reports, federal agents believe they have enough evidence to charge Hunter Biden with tax crimes and a false statement. Also, one of Putin’s allies says the war in Ukraine is going so badly the defense minister should shoot himself. Plus, President Biden makes good on a campaign promise to pardon thousands convicted of marijuana possession.
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Putin’s forces failing on the battlefield as the U.S. believes Ukraine was behind the assassination of a prominent Russian. Plus, new details about what the FBI seized from Mar-a-Lago. Also, President Biden visits Florida to provide relief and see the destruction left after Hurricane Ian.
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In a rare admission, Russia is acknowledging it is losing ground on the battlefield. A Russian official who calls for Putin’s resignation joins OutFront. Plus, Justice Thomas gives the DOJ a deadline after Trump’s emergency request for the Supreme Court to intervene in the Mar-a-Lago case. Also, Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker, who is anti-abortion, denies the allegation that he paid for an abortion.
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Ukraine makes major gains as Putin’s army falls apart. New recruits are being sent to the front lines with little to no training. Plus, at least 100 people are dead in the wake of Hurricane Ian as questions grow about why officials waited to order mandatory evacuations. Also, according to reporting from the Washington Post, Trump asked his lawyer to falsely tell the National Archives that all documents were returned.
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Hurricane Ian's punishing winds and devastating storm surge are causing extensive damage along the U.S. coast. Piers have been destroyed and homes are flooded as the threat of flashing flooding is still very real. Plus, the death toll in Florida is now 42 as it continues to rise. Also, we are joined by a nurse who was rescued from rising floodwater while trying to get to work.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis holds a news conference on the Hurricane Ian response and the federal support being provided. The storm has regained strength and has formed into a hurricane again as it makes its way toward Georgia and South Carolina. More than 2.3 million Florida customers are without power as at least 17 people have died in connection to the storm.
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Hurricane Ian tears through Florida, bringing with it life-threatening storm surge and catastrophic wind damage. In Punta Gorda, trees are whipping as winds top 130 mph. Across Florida people are trapped in their homes while some homes are being flooded out. Parts of one city, Bonita Springs, are completely underwater.
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Officials are describing the impact of Hurricane Ian as “life-threatening” as nearly 2 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders in Florida. Plus, Russia makes a new nuclear warning. Is Putin on the cusp of his most dangerous move? Also, Anderson Cooper joins to discuss living with grief after the loss of those closest to him. His new podcast which explores loss and grief, All There Is, is available now.
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Putin is facing fury from his own people as a Russian opens fire on a commander, another throws Molotov cocktails in a recruiting station, and lines to leave Russia grow even longer. Plus, in his first television interview, one of the Americans just freed after being held by Russian-backed forces joins OutFront.
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The United States has been privately communicating for months to Russia to not use nuclear weapons. This, as four Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine began voting in referendums on joining Russia. Plus, a look inside Trump’s secret fight to block the federal grand jury investigating January 6th. Also, the CEO of Airbnb joins to discuss why remote work isn’t a fad and is here to stay.
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Men flee Russia over fears of a draft in a war they say they want no part of as Putin gives orders to a military that’s deeply divided. Then, Trump’s hand picked special master orders him to prove his claims of FBI tampering in the Mar-a-Lago case. Plus, the White House prepares for Republican governors to send more migrants to Democratic cities.
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Vladimir Putin calls up 300,000 reservists to join his fight against Ukraine as Russians fear the worst and flee the country en masse. Plus, New York’s attorney general files a $250 million lawsuit against Donald Trump and his adult children.
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Putin appears on the verge of mass troop mobilization as he pleas for weapons of destruction. This as Russia awaits a major speech by Putin to the entire nation. Plus, Trump is rebuked by the special master he requested. Also, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis faces a class-action lawsuit after sending nearly 50 migrants to Martha’s Vineyard.
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A final farewell today as tens of thousands line up in London to pays final respects to Queen Elizabeth II. Now, a new era begins with King Charles III. Plus, Hurricane Fiona causes catastrophic damage in Puerto Rico leaving large parts of the island without electricity. Then, a Russian missile comes dangerously close to a nuclear power plant in Ukraine as a popular Russian figure turns on Putin.
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Governor Ron DeSantis vows to send more migrants to democratic cities. Plus, news clippings is what Trump’s team claims were being stored at Mar-a-Lago. Did Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows know that this was not true? Also, more Russian politicians are speaking out and calling for Putin to resign. A former CIA official based in Moscow joins.
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Governor Ron DeSantis is not backing down after sending planes of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard. Plus, President Trump makes a thinly veiled threat and contradicts his own legal team. Then, as Russia faces mounting losses in Ukraine, Putin meets with the Chinese president today. Is there a split there, or are China and Russia closer than ever militarily?
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Dissent in Russia appears to grow after Ukraine’s stunning counteroffensive. Plus, another election denier is now running for Senate. Also, Prince William just inherited a 685-year-old estate worth a billion dollars. So, who gets the art, jewels, and the royal residences?
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The Ukraine counteroffensive has put Russian forces over the border and dissent in Russia is growing with a warning from the Kremlin. Plus, a federal judge unseals more of the affidavit that investigators used to obtain a search warrant for Mar-a-Lago. We now know Trump had documents with markings referring to human spies.
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In a breathtaking turn of events in Putin’s war, Ukraine regains more territory in days than Russia gained in five months. Plus, the Justice Department issues more than 30 subpoenas to people close to Trump including his campaign manager and former deputy chief of staff.
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For the first time in 70 years, the King of England addresses the world. King Charles III lays out how he will rule, seeking to bring his family together and vows to serve "with loyalty, respect and love". Getty Images Royal Photographer Chris Jackson documented the travels of Queen Elizabeth II all over the world for nearly two decades. He joins to reflect on taking some of her more iconic portraits.
The deadline is just hours away for the DOJ and Donald Trump's lawyers to submit their lists of who they want as special master in the legal war over the classified documents discovered at Mar-a-Lago. Professor Ryan Goodman of the NYU School of Law joins to discuss the criteria for choosing this independent attorney, and the security level of documents that would be covered under Trump’s claim of executive privilege.
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Erin reflects on the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday at 96 years old. And, CNN correspondents are live from the United Kingdom as crowds gather to mourn the Queen's passing.
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Poll workers were urged to break the rules by Republican leaders in Michigan. Plus, the DOJ’s huge decision: will they fight the ruling in favor of a special master in the Trump Mar-a-Lago case? Ty Cobb, former White House attorney under Trump, joins.
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A judge removed a January 6th participant from his elected position because of his actions that day in a law that hasn’t been used in over 100 years. Could other lawmakers be next? Plus, Trump's former attorney general slams the federal judge who sided with Trump and his request for a special master. Then, we examine views female voters' views surrounding abortion rights.
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Trump scores a legal victory after a federal judge accepted his request for a special master to review evidence seized by the FBI during the search at Mar-a-Lago. Plus, President Biden is on the campaign trail, rallying for Democrats in the upcoming midterms. Also, one of the suspects in the deadly stabbing spree in Canada has been found dead.
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New details on what the FBI recovered from Mar-a-Lago last month including dozens of empty folders marked as classified. Plus, two former Trump White House lawyers meet with a grand jury to investigate Trump’s efforts to overturn the election. Plus, a look at Idaho locals pushing back on a library book ban.
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Former President Trump’s defense team compares classified material at Mar-a-Lago to overdue library books as Trump and the Justice Department square off over Trump’s request for a special master. Plus, President Biden is about to deliver a rare primetime address about the attack on democracy. Also, Trump is considering full pardons for the January 6th insurrectionists if he wins the 2024 presidency.
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We break down the stunning photograph of classified material seized from Tump’s home. We also speak with an expert on the Mar-a-Lago property about where those documents were found. Plus, tens of thousands of migrants are allowed in the United States because of a little known exception the government has been making.
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Biden takes on Trump by slamming Trump and his supporters for attacking the FBI. This as we’re waiting for new documents from the Justice Department to drop at any moment. Plus, one of the most significant political leaders of the 20th century, Mikhail Gorbachev, is dead at 91.
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The DOJ is taking aim at Trump’s argument for a special master and as they sort through the documents seized at Mar-a-Lago. Also, we’re learning the intelligence community has been working with the FBI on the documents since May. Plus, a rioter who came within seconds of Senator Schumer on January 6th was sentenced to prison today. This as Senator Graham predicts there will be “riots in the streets” if Trump is indicted.
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The Justice Department released the document that paved the way for the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago. Plus, more security concerns at Mar-a-Lago as a Russian-speaking woman who reportedly posed as a banking heiress got into the resort and next to President Trump. The reporter who broke the story is our guest.
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A federal judge ordered the release of a redacted affidavit used to justify the FBI search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago. Plus, we’re standing by to hear from the president live in his most significant political speech of the midterms as Democrats gain momentum in key states.
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The Washington Post reports that the National Archives pleaded with Trump for documents as early as May of 2021. We examine what convinced Trump to hand over some of the documents he took to Mar-a-Lago. Plus, Republicans say it gives away too much while some Democrats says it doesn’t do enough. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona joins to discuss President Biden’s student loan debt announcement.
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A federal judge responds to Trump’s lawsuit giving the former president a deadline to better explain why he wants an independent review of documents taken from Mar-a-Lago. Plus, thousands of migrants from the southern border are showing up by the busloads in Washington D.C. and New York City. Also, it’s Election Day in America as two political heavyweights in New York turn personal and nasty.
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The Department of Justice issues a new subpoena for documents from the National Archives related to January 6th as former President Trump takes his first formal legal action after FBI agents searched his Mar-a-Lago home. Plus, witnesses say the Parkland High School shooter’s mother was a prostitute and addicted to drugs when she was pregnant. But, will it be enough to sway the jurors at the sentencing trial?
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CNN is learning there is deep concern within the White House over the classified material that Trump took to Mar-a-Lago. Could the documents put American national security at risk? What about the material on French President Emmanuel Macron seized by FBI agents? Plus, Rep. Zoe Lofgren of the January 6th committee joins to discuss Mike Pence’s potential testimony.
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A federal judge in Florida today released new documents related to the FBI's search of Mar-a-Lago, sharpening the focus on former President Donald Trump as a possible subject of the DOJ's criminal probe. Plus, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is requesting to throw out a subpoena in a criminal investigation looking into Trump's attempts to overturn Georgia's 2020 presidential election. Georgia Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Stacey Abrams joins to discuss.
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CNN has learned that some Trump allies are urging the former President to publicly release surveillance footage of FBI agents searching his Mar-a-Lago residence. The footage has been so closely held that a source close to the former President told CNN they're not sure if Trump has seen it in full himself. And, CNN has learned that former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg is expected to plead guilty tomorrow to a 15-year tax fraud scheme.
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The FBI interviews Trump’s White House attorneys, the two most senior people interviewed into the criminal probe into Trump's handling of documents. Plus, another Trump-related criminal investigation in Georgia is heating up. Then, a special report about Trump allies like Steve Bannon spreading dangerous rhetoric. Also, it is election night in the Wyoming GOP primary as Rep. Liz Cheney hopes to keep her seat.
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The Justice Department reveals new details about its investigation into Trump as we learn that Merrick Garland reportedly deliberated for weeks over approving that search warrant. Also, a Trump White House lawyer subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury. Plus, Rudy Giuliani is now a confirmed target of an investigation in Georgia regarding the election. Will he turn on the bigger target, Trump?
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We now know the FBI searched Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home for possible violations of the Espionage Act and obstruction of justice. Trump’s team now blames the government for moving boxes of documents to Mar-a-Lago. Plus, we’ll walk you through the exact rooms the FBI searched and why. Also, there’s been an unprecedented number of threats against the FBI in the wake of the search.
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President Trump is now considering challenging the Justice Department’s motion to unseal the warrant used in the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago after Merrick Garland asked the judge to make the warrant public. Plus, details about a suspect armed with an AR-15 style rifle and nail gun who tried to break into an FBI field office today. Investigators are now looking into whether the suspect had ties to right wing extremism.
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The Wall Street Journal reporting an informant tipped off investigators about more classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. Plus, former President Trump pleads the fifth after being deposed, something he said you only do if you are guilty.
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We examine why officials became suspicious of Trump and his associates months ago and why Trump’s aides thought the FBI’s investigation into his handling of classified information had stalled until FBI agents literally showed up at the door. Plus, Ty Cobb, Trump’s attorney during the Mueller investigation, joins to answer why he thinks a Trump indictment is coming.
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On Monday, the FBI executed a search warrant at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. People familiar with the situation say the warrant was part of an investigation into the handling of presidential documents, including classified documents. Plus, CNN has learned that Alex Jones' text messages have been turned over to the January 6th select committee.
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China warns the United States of a potential war as it carries out new military exercises dangerously close to Taiwan. Plus, Biden’s agenda gets a big boost as his budget packages are currently on track to pass. Also, Alex Jones was just ordered to pay $45 million in punitive damages in a lawsuit filed by the parents of a Sandy Hook shooting victim.
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Sources say Trump’s legal team is talking with key Justice Department officials about the criminal probe into January 6th. Plus, a jury has ordered conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to pay over $4 million to the parents of a 6-year-old killed in the Sandy Hook massacre after Jones claimed the massacre was a hoax. Also, WNBA star Brittney Griner has been sentenced to 9 years in a Russian penal colony.
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The final votes in Arizona’s key primary are being counted right now where one election denier is casting doubt on the results despite being in the lead. Plus, more fallout after January 6th text messages were erased from Secret Service phones. We discuss what action the agency is considering taking. Also, CNN is learning that Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr. sat for depositions as part of New York’s investigation into the Trump organization.
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Chinese fighter jets and warships circle Taiwan as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visits the island. Plus, new images and details of Ayman al-Zawahiri’s hideout, the al Qaeda leader who was recently killed by a U.S. drone strike. Then, it is election night in America as voters cast their ballots in five key states.
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President Biden delivers a rare prime time address to announce that the U.S. has successfully targeted and killed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in a drone strike in Afghanistan. Zawahiri was one of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists and was involved in the planning of 9/11 terror attacks. Also, the Biden administration is warning Beijing that China better not respond if House Speaker Pelosi makes a trip to Taiwan.
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The White House responds here on OutFront tonight to CNN’s exclusive reporting that Putin wants to add a convicted killer to the prisoner swap in exchange for two Americans. Plus, missing texts from the Secret Service and top Homeland Security officials. CNN is learning the Department of Homeland Security inspector general knew of those missing texts months earlier than previously known. In fact, for more than a year.
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Federal prosecutors are preparing for battle, trying to force former White House officials to testify about conversations with Trump himself which is the clearest sign yet that investigators are zeroing in on the former President. Plus, President Biden with a major win today and on the cusp of two others. Then, massive flooding in Kentucky with entire towns now under water.
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Former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is cooperating with the Justice Department as we learn that more Trump insiders have been contacted by federal investigators. Plus, emails show the lavish lifestyle of Hunter Biden along with massive debt and tax problems. Then, the Biden administration is willing to carry out a prisoner swap with Russia in exchange for the release of Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan.
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Trump’s former acting defense secretary directly contradicting a claim from Trump about National Guard troops ahead of January 6th. Member of the January 6th select committee Rep. Jamie Raskin joins to discuss updates in the investigation. Plus, a new CNN poll found 75% of Democrats do not want Biden to be the democratic nomination.
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Pence’s former chief of staff testifies. Marc Short, who now is believed to be the highest ranking official from Trump’s White House to cooperate with the federal investigation into January 6th, joins Erin to discuss the investigation. Plus, air raid sirens ring out in Taiwan as China threatens the United States.
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Steve Bannon is now looking at jail time after being found guilty of two counts of contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena from the January 6th select committee. Plus, the January 6th select committee says it has done its job and that it is up to Attorney General Merrick Garland to charge Trump. But, will he?
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Attorney General Merrick Garland makes his strongest comments yet about whether he’ll charge Donald Trump as we get new details about tomorrow’s January 6th select committee hearing. Then, an exclusive look at Russia’s filtration process. Ukrainians rounded up and filtered before being bussed to camps. Plus, due to this heatwave, Greenland is facing 6 billion tons of water from melting ice everyday.
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Prosecutors in the trial of Steve Bannon say the Trump insider defied Congress by blowing off his subpoena. Plus, Georgia prosecutors tell 16 fake Trump electors that they are targets in a criminal probe. What does that mean for Trump himself? Brittney Griner’s former coach joins to speak out against the U.S.’s handling of her Russian detention case.
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Steve Bannon threatens to go “medieval” as his trial for contempt of Congress begins. What is his end game and will he ever appear before the January 6th select committee? Plus, parents of the victims in the Uvalde school shooting demand accountability at a school board meeting after new body camera video.
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A Georgia official warned he could be indicted as apart of an investigation into Trump’s efforts to overturn the election. Former Trump attorney Ty Cobb says this could pose a serious threat of indictment to Trump himself. Plus, the Indiana doctor who performed a legal abortion on a 10-year-old rape victim fights back after her state’s attorney general lobbed baseless accusations that she broke the law.
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A source tells CNN a Washington police officer has corroborated details of the heated exchange Trump had with his Secret Service detail when he was told he could not go to the U.S. Capitol. Then, Erin is joined by a federal judged appointed by George W. Bush who is now standing up to Trump, debunking his election lies point by point.
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New details about the Justice Department's investigation into former President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the election. Rep. Bennie Thompson, the chairman of the January 6 committee, tells CNN his committee is providing the DOJ with witness transcripts related to the effort to put up fraudulent electors from battleground states that Trump lost. And, Vincent Salazar, the father of Layla Salazar who was one of the children killed in the Uvalde school shooting, on his reaction to the released school surveillance video of law enforcement's response.
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New evidence shows that Trump planned well in advance for his supporters to march to the Capitol. This as allegations surface of Trump calling a witness to potentially influence their testimony. Plus, a new video just released from the Uvalde, Texas elementary school shows police waiting in the hallway while gunshots are heard in the background.
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Steve Bannon now says he will testify before the January 6th select committee. This as the committee says they will reveal ties between Trump allies and the extremists who stormed the Capitol. Plus, a new image from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals the deepest view of the universe ever captured.
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New details about Pat Cipollone’s testimony before the January 6th select committee today. One committee member said nearly 8 hours behind the closed doors with Cipollone provided significant new information. This comes as the FBI director issues a new warning in an exclusive interview with CNN tonight.
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New body cam video emerges of a raid on a Trump ally as part of the DOJ’s investigation into Trump’s attempts to overturn the election. Then, the father of the 4th of July shooter defends his son’s purchase of guns as well as his role in helping his son get those firearms. The top prosecutor on the case joins us.
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New surveillance video emerges of people fleeing gunfire at the deadly Independence Day parade. The shooter confesses today saying he was contemplating firing on another city, too. Plus, a tipster blows the whistle on people planning another mass shooting in Virginia.
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The suspect in the July 4th parade shooting spree has been charged with seven counts of first degree murder with more charges coming. Also, a grand jury in Georgia subpoenas Trump insiders Lindsey Graham, Rudy Giuliani, and John Eastman. How much legal trouble are they in and will this investigation lead directly to Trump?
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Two Secret Service staffers corroborate parts of Cassidy Hutchinson’s damning testimony about Trump’s January 6th outburst. Plus, WNBA star Brittney Griner appears in a Russian courtroom as prosecutors lay out their case against her. Then, Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney faces off against her Trump-backed challenger in Wyoming.
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Sources tell CNN that Trump’s allies tried to influence the explosive testimony from the January 6th select committee’s star witness Cassidy Hutchinson. Plus, President Biden tears into the Supreme Court, now urging Congress to change its rules over the abortion decision.
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A major move by the January 6th select committee after the panel subpoenas Trump’s former top attorney, Pat Cipollone, who was with Trump in the White House in the days leading up to and on January 6th. Plus, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson speaks with Erin about the abortion ban in Arkansas now that Roe has been overturned.
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A key witness revealed Trump not only knew about the potential for violence on January 6th, but waived off concerns and sent his armed supporters to the Capitol anyway. Plus, testimony about Trump trying to seize the wheel of his SUV after his speech to join the mob at the Capitol.
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The January 6th select committee suddenly announced a new hearing for tomorrow in which they say they will provide new evidence and witness testimony. We’re learning the FBI has sized the phone of John Eastman, the architect behind Trump’s plan to overturn the election. Also, an Amtrak train in Missouri derailed, killing multiple people and injuring at least 50.
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Protests are growing across America after the Supreme Court formally overturned Roe v. Wade. Plus, criminal investigations into team Trump’s efforts to overturn the results of the election ramp up as the Arizona Republican Party chair is subpoenaed as part of a federal investigation.
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Trump insiders admitted today’s testimony before the January 6th select committee was bleak for the former president. Officials inside the Justice Department detailed how Trump tried to use them to steal the election. This as we learn new names of Republican lawmakers who allegedly asked Trump for pardons.
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A January 6th select committee member now says the panel has a deluge of evidence. This as the DOJ also reportedly drop multiple subpoenas in its investigation into fake electors. Plus, two candidates Trump endorsed were blown out in last night’s primaries. How tight is Trump’s grip on the GOP?
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Republican officials one by one are taking down Trump’s election lies, testifying about a widespread fake elector scheme and the death threats they've endured just because they told the truth. Plus, new details about Trump tapes now in the hands of the January 6th committee.
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A Republican candidate armed and appearing with a tactical team calls on his supporters to hunt down fellow Republicans. Plus, the CEO of one of the biggest airlines in the world pleads with the U.S. government to help as it is buckling under record cancellations and delays.
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Donald Trump lashes out at the January 6th select committee with lies. This as the committee struggles with lining up some key witnesses. Also, new video of the missing Americans fighting in Ukraine. Tonight, we speak with the mother of one of the missing soldiers. Plus, he wasn’t in Montana when record floods shut down Yellowstone National Park. Where was the governor?
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40 feet. That is how close rioters were to the vice president on January 6th. This as Trump poured gasoline on the fire even as witnesses say he was told his scheme to overturn the election was illegal. Plus, inside the blow-up between Trump and Pence on January 6th.
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New photos emerge of former Vice President Mike Pence and his family hiding from rioters on January 6th. CNN also learns the January 6th select committee will argue that Trump’s efforts to get Pence to overturn the election contributed to the riots. Plus, the White House is sending another billion dollars to Ukraine. How much more will the U.S. send?
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It’s election night in America and in South Carolina polls are just closing. Will a Trump-backed election denier take down Republican incumbent who stoop up to Trump on the election? Plus, the White House announces President Biden will visit Saudi Arabia and meet with the Saudi Crown Prince, drawing criticism of some in the Democratic Party.
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“Idiotic”, “bulls***”, and “completely bogus” are some of the words from Trump insiders on Trump’s claims of election fraud. Plus, Attorney General Merrick Garland speaks out on whether he will charge Donald Trump. Also, January 6th select committee member Rep. Jamie Raskin joins to outline updates on today's hearings.
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Trump fights back as the January 6th committee presents a devastating case against the former president. Erin asks January 6th select committee Chairman Bennie Thompson about what more the committee will reveal. Then, another big name joins the Saudi-backed golf league. So, where is the future of golf?
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New audio reveals a Republican lawmaker asking for a safety plan the day before the January 6th insurrection, warning Trump supporters would go nuts. Plus, we’ll show you how much destruction an AR-15 style weapon is capable of.
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New questions emerge about who was in charge of Uvalde’s police force at the time of the school massacre as actor and Uvalde native makes an emotional plea for gun reform. Plus, CNN is on the frontlines of the Ukrainian military to determine if they have the upper hand against Russia.
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A deal on guns may be within reach as a crucial bipartisan Senate meeting takes place now. One lawmaker tells CNN there could be something by tonight. Also, fears the Black Sea is the next front of Putin’s war grow as he tries to crush Ukraine. Ukraine says it has taken out a top Russian general. So, who is really winning the war?
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After 100 days of war, about 20% of Ukraine's territory is now under Russian control, President Zelensky said, adding the Donbas region is almost entirely destroyed. Plus, Trump’s former adviser lashed out in court after being indicted for refusing to take part in the January 6th investigation.
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We are joined by the Texas state senator who is raising questions about whether the 911 calls from inside Robb Elementary were relayed properly to responders at the scene of the shooting. Then, President Biden delivers an address to the nation about guns, urging Washington to take action.
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As the war in Ukraine drives U.S. inflation to the highest in decades, can the Federal Reserve prevent a potential recession? Plus, Ukraine’s President says they are losing 60-100 soldiers per day as we are getting new satellite images that reveal exactly where Putin’s forces are digging in.
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A shocking admission from Texas officials as we now know the teacher who propped open the door before the Uvalde school massacre closed that door before the gunman entered which directly contradicts what police told the public days ago. Also, millions are able to move freely in Shanghai after two months of brutal lockdowns. But, will the newfound freedoms last?
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Troubling new video reveals what police knew while they waited outside of that Uvalde classroom. Plus, the maker of the weapon used in the rampage is a family-run company with a history of aggressive and provocative ads. Also, Putin makes a push for a crucial city in eastern Ukraine. What could this mean for the war if Russia prevails?
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Texas law enforcement officials acknowledge it was the “wrong decision” to wait more than an hour to take out the gunman. A parent of one of the young victims joins with his response. Plus, protests emerge outside the NRA convention taking place in Texas tonight. Former President Trump and Senator Ted Cruz are among those rallying the crowd for broader guns rights.
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Texas police are facing intense scrutiny over their response to the Uvalde school massacre as we learn the gunman entered the school without any resistance and it took police over an hour to shoot and kill him. Plus, we speak with a musician who pulled out of a performance at the NRA’s annual convention which kicks off in just hours.
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As the nation mourns the 21 lives lost in Texas, questions are growing over the police response to the shooter and the messages he sent just before the massacre. Former Congressman Will Hurd, who represented the people of Uvalde, joins to call out lawmakers who are not taking action to prevent gun violence.
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BREAKING NEWS: 14 children and a teacher have been killed in a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Governor Abbott says the shooter, who is also dead, was an 18- year-old male who had attended the local high school. Officials believe he acted alone and had a handgun, and possibly a rifle. President Biden is expected to address the nation in the next hour.
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The Pentagon confirms plans are underway for troops to guard the embassy in Kyiv as new cracks are appearing in the Russian people’s support for Putin’s war. Plus, Trump and Pence are holding dueling rallies just hours before the polls open for the Georgia primary for governor.
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Terrifying new body cam video from Ukrainian soldiers reveals a fierce firefight taking place just outside Kharkiv as Putin is said to be firing some of his top commanders. Plus, the Dow is suffering eight straight weeks of losses, the longest streak in 100 years since before the Great Depression.
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A Ukrainian commander says troops are making major gains against Russia as the United States gets even more involved in the war. Plus, the head of the FDA is slammed over the baby formula shortage. Also, cases of the serious virus of monkey pox are popping up across the globe.
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The Dow plunged today as Target and Walmart CEOs say they are getting crushed by surging prices. Plus, the Pennsylvania Senate race is still too close to call. Also, A NATO official says the war in Ukraine has shifted significantly in favor of Ukraine. Is that why more Russians are speaking out against Putin?
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The Buffalo shooting rampage plot may have been months in the making and the suspect pointed the gun at one person in the grocery store to apologize. Why? Plus, major twists in the final hours before a crucial Pennsylvania primary.
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Ukraine’s president reveals how many Russian troops have been killed over the past 79 days as we’re getting new video of one of the devastating strikes forcing Russia to retreat in one region. Plus, President Biden is on the defensive tonight as new parents struggle to find baby formula. Also, Republicans are in a mad scramble in Pennsylvania as one candidate surges in the final days of a key primary.
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Russia issues a chilling warning as an official says Putin will increase ground and air defenses if more countries join NATO. Plus, federal prosecutors are reportedly launching a grand jury investigation into Trump. Also, Pennsylvania GOP Senate candidate Kathy Barnette is surging in recent polls, scaring both Trump and Mitch McConnell.
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The first Russian civilian killed inside Russia in this war is escalating fears Putin could intensify the war even more. Also, we visit a family who lived in a cramped cellar for thirty days with Russian soldiers outside. Plus, we speak with a commander inside the Mariupol steel plant. Erin Burnett is live from Kyiv in a special edition of OutFront.
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Missile strikes hit the port city of Odesa as America’s top spy warns Putin is becoming increasingly unpredictable and is likely to take more drastic action. Plus, the polls are about to close in another election which tests Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican party. Erin Burnett is live from Kyiv in a special edition of OutFront.
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Russia is pounding a key port city with missile strikes as Putin defends his ruthless assault on civilians and marks Victory Day in an unexpected way. General David Petraeus and Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister join us to discuss updates in the ongoing war. Erin is live from Kyiv with correspondents from around the globe standing by.
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Ukrainian officials are warning of increased attacks as Putin looks for any win he can claim on Victory Day. Plus, a superyacht suspected of ties to Putin was just seized in Italy. Also, police have found the getaway car believed to be used by the Alabama corrections officer and inmate together who are now on the run.
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CNN is learning that U.S. intelligence helped the Ukrainians target that Russian warship which sank in the Black Sea. Plus, Russia is responding to a New York Times report saying that U.S. intelligence helped Ukraine kill several Russian generals. Also, we are joined by the Sheriff in the case of the Alabama correction officer who disappeared with an inmate.
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Ukrainian forces are gaining momentum and reclaiming critical ground near Putin’s supply lines. In Mariupol, the clock is ticking to save the hundreds of civilians holed up in a steel plant. Plus, new audio reveals Rep. Kevin McCarthy talking about using the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office.
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Protests are growing across the country after the leak of a draft opinion from the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. Plus, explosions are reported in several cities across Ukraine tonight including Kyiv and Lviv. Also, polls are about to close in Ohio where tonight’s primary may test the influence of Trump on the Republican Party.
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Intense fighting breaking out in and around the steel plant in Mariupol where hundreds of Ukrainians are holed up. A commander speaks with us from inside the plant to describe the nonstop attacks.
How much information is Ivanka Trump giving to the January 6th select committee? Her hours of testimony may end up being key to the investigation.
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Putin’s forces make key gains as tensions in the Mariupol steel plant rise. Plus, he risked his own life to save his fellow Ukrainians, helping to evacuate 200 people and turned his nightclub into a bomb shelter. He joins us tonight. Also, Shanghai’s Covid-19 lockdown turns into a witch hunt as neighbors turn against each other.
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Missile strikes target the heart of the Ukrainian capitol of Kyiv while the United Nations secretary-general was present in the city at the time of the attacks. Plus, Ukrainian forces expose a defect in Russian tanks that causes their ammo-filled tops to be blown off. Also, Rep. Madison Cawthorn speaks out after being caught with a loaded gun in the airport.
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Russia targets the most vulnerable as it is accused of striking one of only two remaining hospitals in a part of eastern Ukraine. Plus, a Ukrainian fighter is our guest and he tells us what he’s witnessing. Then, two people tell us their stories of Shanghai’s brutal makeshift Covid-19 quarantine facilities.
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New fears emerge that Putin’s war is expanding as explosions rock Ukraine’s neighbor. Also, grizzly new details of Russians forcibly removing civilians from their homes, holding others against their will, bound and tortured. Plus, inside the sprawling steel plant where Ukrainian soldiers and civilians are holed up. Later, we speak with the NASA astronaut who spent a record 355 days in space.
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Why the United States reportedly is holding back on sanctioning an incredibly close ally of Putin’s, someone who is rumored to be his long-time girlfriend. Plus, Shanghai is putting up fences to keep residents from leaving their home. Our reporter is part of the one of the only American television crews living inside the lock down tonight.
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Drone footage reveals the breathtaking destruction near Kyiv as Russia says it now wants to control all of the south of Ukraine. Also, Putin’s state media gives a dubious death toll of the prized war ship that sank. Plus, Ukraine’s Prosecutor General joins to declare there are huge numbers of mass graves and evidence of genocide in Mariupol.
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Grim details are emerging about the massive steel plant in Mariupol as thousands of civilians are holed up surrounded by Russian troops. Ukraine releases evidence that Kremlin forces could be killing prisoners of war. Plus, a look at the harrowing tale of a man who hid with his family from Russian forces in his backyard shed, surviving only on bread.
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Putin puts the West on notice by testing a powerful new missile that he claims will make the West think twice as new intercepted communications between Russian soldiers appear to show them turning on their own.
Plus, the CDC is now asking the Justice Department to fight back and bring back the mask mandate for travelers. So are masks coming back?
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The assault on eastern Ukraine has begun as Putin ramps up his attack. The Pentagon is warning tonight the fighting will be ugly and bloody. Also, Russian forces are firing willingly on a factory as civilians take shelter. We speak with a member of the city council who said at least 10,000 have died in his town.
Plus, a federal judge strikes down the CDC mask mandate for travelers as airports brace for mass confusion and chaos.
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Russia retaliates and attacks several major cities after the sinking of Putin’s prized warship. President Zelensky warns Putin may resort to nuclear weapons in an exclusive CNN interview. Plus, they are the victims behind the horrific images broadcast around the world like the man lying dead beneath his bike in Bucha. We hear their stories from their loved ones who survived.
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Russia has admitted a flagship of Putin’s Black Sea fleet has sunk. Also, the CIA is warning an increasingly desperate Putin could resort to using nuclear weapons. Plus, Ukraine claims they have seized 26 cars, 55 homes and apartments, 30 plots of land, and a yacht from a close ally of Putin.
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The suspect in the New York City subway shooting called the tip line himself that led to his capture. This as we learn about the moves he made in the hour before the attack.
Plus, Ukraine is bracing for a major offensive as Russia threatens to strike decision making centers in Kyiv. In a story only on CNN from the front lines, Kharkiv is under attack and is surrounded on three sides.
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A manhunt is underway in New York City after a gunman opened fire inside a busy subway car. At least 29 people have been hospitalized as the NYPD releases information about the suspect in a live press conference.
Also, President Biden says Putin is committing genocide, a word Biden and most of his allies have not used. If it is genocide, what are he and his aides willing to do about it?
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New pictures emerge of tanks and troops on the move toward Ukraine as President Zelensky is warning that Putin could soon use chemical weapons. Plus, Putin appoints a new general to direct the war after troops failed to take Kyiv, according to US and European officials.
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CNN has obtained exclusive footage of the Ukraine train station where a deadly attack unfolded. The journalist who filmed the video joins to relay his experience of the moments before and after the assault.
Plus, a CNN exclusive tour of Chernobyl’s highly contaminated red forest where Russian troops were digging trenches and could have been exposed to significant radiation.
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President Zelensky is warning a town buried in ruble tonight that is it much scarier than what he saw in Bucha. This as Russian soldiers are purportedly caught on tape casually talking about killing civilians. Also, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain joins to respond to a video appearing to show the execution of a Russian prisoner by Ukrainian forces.
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A new drone video shows abandoned Russian military positions in a highly radioactive area near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. And, new scenes from Ukraine continue to shed light on the destruction in the Kyiv region. Also, the United States has sanctioned Russian President Vladimir Putin's two adult daughters. Who are they, and how is Putin expected to react to this move?
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Russia has carried out at least 54 airstrikes in and around Kharkiv over the past 24 hours, and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says NATO is expecting there will be more attacks in the coming weeks. Also, more than 80 former Ukrainian prisoners of war were returned from their Russian captors. CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour brings her report. And, the European Union is preparing to sanction two of Russian President Vladimir Putin's daughters, according to two European diplomats who spoke with The New York Times.
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Horrific images showing bodies of civilians in the street and in mass graves came from the town of Bucha after the town was liberated from Russian forces over the weekend. CNN correspondents share what they saw and discuss whether this means there may be more Ukrainian towns that look just like Bucha. And, a look inside a U.S. steel mill's parent company that is partly owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
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Zelensky speaks for the first time about the attack inside Russia. Plus, Ukrainian officials say Russian soldiers may have been exposed to radiation after seizing the Chernobyl plant. Also, he once worked for Putin and now says there are more officials who don’t like what Putin is doing. He joins us tonight.
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As Putin’s attacks continue to intensify, we’ll take you to one of the most contested battle grounds in the entire country of Ukraine in a report. Plus, Ukraine is using a powerful weapon, kamikaze drones. They are cheap to make, hard to detect, and destructive.
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Ukraine’s president said negotiations with Russia are only words as Putin keeps up the attacks. Also, tensions grow between Putin and the man leading his invasion. Plus, he was a filmmaker and went to the front lines to defend Ukraine. Now, he joins to tell us what it’s like to be a soldier and come face-to-face with Putin’s military.
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Kyiv is under attack and our crew on the ground is reporting major artillery and rocket fire tonight. This as Russia claims it is scaling back on attacks there. Plus, a survivor of the Mariupol theater bombing, the deadliest attack of the war so far, speaks with CNN about how she narrowly escaped death. Also, we examine a superyacht belonging to an unnamed Russian businessman which has been seized by authorities.
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Russia is now stepping up their attacks on Ukraine’s fuel supply as President Biden makes no apologies for saying Putin cannot remain in power. Plus, negotiators, including a Russian oligarch, trying to hammer out a deal between Ukraine and Russia recently experienced skin peeling and sore eyes after a negotiation session. What happened?
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President Zelensky says Russia is targeting more cities in Western Ukraine, and that he won't sit down with Russia if it continues to spin the reasoning for the deadly invasion as ‘demilitarization’ or ‘denazifying’. That, as CNN takes you inside hard-hit Mariupol where President Zelensky says the ‘humanitarian catastrophe is unequivocal’. And, Biden backtracks, telling reporters he wasn't calling for regime change when he said Putin shouldn't remain in power.
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Russia is forced to make a major shift on the battlefield as Ukraine’s president now puts Russian troop deaths at more than 16,000. Plus, it’s known as Putin’s private army. A top official tells CNN the Wagner Group is in Ukraine with a mission to kill the president. Also, a Russian oligarch says his life is completely destroyed and that he doesn’t know if he’ll survive because of the economic sanctions.
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Intense fighting breaking out just outside of Kyiv as Ukrainian forces are making more gains outside of their capital. With Putin getting more desperate, the U.S. is preparing for a possible chemical weapons attack inside Ukraine. Plus, the man in charge of Putin’s war has not been seen in public for more than a week. Who is Sergei Shoigu and where is he?
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The United States says Ukrainian forces have pushed Russia back from the capital. Kyiv has regained crucial ground as NATO estimates up to 15,000 Russian troops are dead. A governor in Ukraine calls on residents to help collect Russian corpses that are piling up. Plus, inside a rare face-to-face meeting between the U.S. and Russia.
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The U.S. has confirmed that Putin has used hypersonic missiles in Ukraine. This as President Biden warns Ukraine is pushing Putin to his limit and that the Russian president is growing more dangerous.
Plus, Senate Republicans are giving a glimpse today of a new line of attack against President Biden’s pick for the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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BREAKING NEWS: Ukrainian officials say no way to Russia's demands to surrender the City of Mariupol. Plus, Putin shuts down a website devoted to covering the Russian Government’s secret service activities. And, the U.S. Defense Secretary warns Putin against using secret weapons. He has used them before repeatedly in Syria. Will he use them now?
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New images this hour of the utter devastation in Mariupol. This, as hundreds remain missing after a bombing of a theater in that same city. Plus, Biden warns China not to help Russia but will the Chinese president who calls Vladimir Putin his “best friend” listen? Also, he was a professional tennis player who is now trading in his racket for weapons. Why he says he is willing to die to defend Ukraine.
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The civilian death toll is rising in Ukraine. Among the dead is an American gunned down by Russian snipers while he waited in a bread line. Plus, we’ll go inside Vladimir Putin’s inner circle and to a hospital stretched to the limits caring for the very, very youngest Ukrainians.
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President Biden says flat out that Vladimir Putin is a war criminal. What is the U.S. prepared to do with that? How has Ukraine’s military kept Russia from taking over the country and who are the top generals leading that fight? We have a special report for you this hour of a man who lost his wife and children in a horrific attack. We discuss what he wants you to now know.
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Biden is heading to NATO headquarters as Putin ramps up his attack on civilians. Ukrainians are accusing Russian troops of holding people hostage. Plus, remember the woman who protested the war on Russian state television? She speaks out to detail what she went through after being arrested.
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The U.S. is warning China not to help the Russians as more Senators push Biden to give fighter jets to Ukraine. How much longer can the world stay out of Putin’s war? Also, the U.N. is calling one port city the center of hell because of mass graves, a maternity hospital bombing, people with no food, no power, no water, and no heat. Plus, a shocking display of dissent as a woman interrupts a live broadcast on Russian state television to protest Putin’s invasion.
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Multiple cities in Ukraine are under bombardment tonight as Putin takes his war to a dangerous new level. This as Ukraine says a city’s mayor was abducted by Russians with a plastic bag over his head. Plus, a touching story of dedication as Ukrainian students go to incredible lengths to continue learning in the face of war.
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Russian troops are advancing and making gains near Kyiv and in the South. The U.S. ambassador accuses Putin of war crimes as Russian forces encircle the city where they destroyed a maternity hospital. A Putin critic who has been poisoned twice joins to tell the world what he thinks Putin is capable of.
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The U.S. warns Russia could be on the verge of using chemical or biological weapons as Ukraine accuses Putin of genocide after an attack on a maternity hospital. Also, a reporter who was shot while reporting outside Kyiv joins to detail how he came under attack and how he survived. Plus, a Chinese journalist has received access to the pro-Russian separatist forces in Ukraine. Why?
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The director of the CIA says he believes Putin is angry, frustrated, and will likely double down to grind down the Ukrainian military with no regard for civilian casualties. The former foreign minister of Russia joins to answer how far he thinks Putin will go in Ukraine.
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An advisor to Ukraine's president said that 202 schools, 34 hospitals, and more than 1,500 residential buildings have been destroyed in Russian attacks in civilian and residential areas. Plus, President Zelensky made an appearance in his office for the first time since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, where he declared he is not hiding and is not afraid of anyone.
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CNN is on board a train full of children who are weak and sick trying to leave Ukraine. Filippo Grandi, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, said in a statement: "I have worked in refugee emergencies for almost 40 years, and rarely have I seen an exodus as rapid as this one."
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Putin is gaining ground in Southern Ukraine as the mayor of the second largest city in Ukraine tells us his people are under siege and constant bombardment. He says Putin is intentionally targeting civilians. Plus, the west is punishing Putin with new sanctions directed at Russian elites.
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A key city in Ukraine appears to be in Russian control tonight as the mayor of Kherson indicates Russia has now seized control. Putin is ramping up his air assault and more cities are on the verge of falling. Plus, Russia is facing mounting allegations that it is using weapons banned by many countries to inflict mass casualties. Will Putin use them against Ukrainian civilians?
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Explosions rock two major Ukrainian cities as President Biden prepares to call out Vladimir Putin. Volodymyr Zelensky speaks with CNN from his hidden bunker in Kyiv. Plus, a look at the lives of people fleeing Ukraine as an American couple desperately struggle to get their children out of the country.
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The Pentagon is warning Putin has a lot of firepower left as U.S. lawmakers learn of what we understand is an alarming timeline for when the Ukrainian capital and other cities may fall. This as world leaders are calling Putin irrational and a changed man. The serious question tonight: has the Russian leader lost any capacity intellectually?
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Air raid sirens could be heard across Kyiv as sources say the U.S. is concerned the Ukrainian capital could fall to Russia within days. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a message late Friday night warning that "the fate of Ukraine is being decided right now" as Russian forces close in on the country's capital. This as, for the first time, the NATO Response Force has been activated as a defensive measure in response to Russia's ongoing invasion. CNN correspondents reporting from across Ukraine join Erin to give the latest updates on what's happening in cities throughout the country.
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More than 160 missiles came down on Ukrainian military sites today after Russia began its assault on the country. President Zelensky also says Russian sabotage groups have entered Kyiv and that "the enemy marked me as target number one." This as all Ukrainian men aged 18-60 are now banned from leaving the country.
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Airports in Eastern Ukraine close as Zelensky says the “trigger” for Russian invasion could be “any minute.” This as Ukrainian President Zelensky says he tried to call Putin but was unsuccessful.
Also, two prosecutors leading the Trump inquiry in New York City abruptly resign.
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Biden calls Putin’s actions an invasion and hits Russia with severe sanctions, targeting some Russian banks. Plus, we will take you to the Russian side of the border tonight where tanks and artillery are moving in.
Also, Ahmaud Arbery’s killers are found guilty of hate crimes. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland emotionally responds to the verdict saying it was “racism that fueled them.”
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Russian troops could start moving into Ukraine as soon as tonight. This as Putin claims two new territories in eastern Ukraine. It is said that Putin’s recent speech was used to incite war. Former CIA Deputy Chief of Russian Operations John Sipher joins to discuss what the U.S. can do to stop escalation in the region.
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We are live in Ukraine as President Biden says Putin has made up his mind to invade Ukraine. We’re learning nearly half of Putin’s forces surrounding this country are in attack position. Is there any hope for diplomacy? Plus, exclusive new images of Putin’s military buildup show there is significant Russian equipment already inside Ukraine.
Also, the National Archives reveals it is talking to the Justice Department about classified documents that Trump took to Mar-a-Lago. Is the former president about to be in serious legal trouble?
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America's top diplomat outlines scenarios Putin could use to justify war including a mass grave, a staged drone strike, or an attack using chemical weapons. Plus, the CEO of one of the largest tech companies in Ukraine discusses the war over money crushing Ukraine’s economy. You’ll find out something you probably never knew about an industry that could help save Ukraine.
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We are live in Ukraine tonight as the United States says Russia has added 7,000 more troops along the Ukraine border. U.S. officials are also now monitoring a new bridge being built. We’ll take you to a military recruitment center where residents are taking no chances when it comes to protecting their streets and their homes. Senate Armed Services Committee Chairmen Jack Reed also joins to answer what worries him the most about recent developments along the Ukraine border.
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We are live from Ukraine, a country with 150,000 Russian troops now surrounding it as President Biden warns Putin that the United States is ready no matter what happens. Plus, meet the men ready to fight the Russians on the streets of Ukraine.
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We are live in Ukraine as the U.S. warns Russia could attack at any moment. The U.S. is closing down its embassy as more Russian forces arrive along the border.
Also, Rudy Giuliani says he is ready to testify before the January 6th committee. What is Trump’s long time lawyer willing to share?
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The White House tonight is warning that Russia could invade Ukraine in days. Millions of people are now in Russia’s crosshairs as Biden prepares for a high-stakes call with Vladimir Putin.
New confusion and frustration for parents after the FDA announces it is postponing a meeting on the Pfizer vaccine for children under the age of 5. Why?
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Inflation is climbing at the fastest pace in nearly 40 years. President Biden responds to criticism that he said it would be temporary and that there will be relief for Americans.
Plus, the Washington Post is reporting that some of the White House records Trump took to Mar-a-Lago were classified and some were labeled top secret.
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The White House is at odds with a growing number of Democratic governors when it comes to mask mandates in schools. Also, a close ally of Trump has been subpoenaed by the January 6th committee after he openly conspired to overturn the election. Plus, the National Archives is asking the Department of Justice to investigate Trump’s handling of White House records.
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The U.S. ambassador warns Russia has its weapons locked and loaded with Ukraine in the crosshairs. Now, the entire region is bracing for potential war.
An American born skier wins gold for China and tonight takes on those criticizing her for switching her patriotic allegiance. After the skiing sensation won her first gold medal, Eileen Gu fans temporarily crashed China's leading social media platform on Tuesday.
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President Biden is warning Russia that if they invade Ukraine they will face swift and severe consequences including shutting down a key pipeline to Germany. But, is Germany willing to go along with Biden’s threat?
The National Archives is saying Trump aides are searching for White House records that were never turned over. Tonight, we take you inside a secret meeting of fake Trump electors who tried to pull off overturning their state’s election.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence takes on Trump telling the world he is wrong for suggesting that he, as vice president, should have helped overturn the 2020 presidential election. Why is he speaking out now?
Plus, Putin is making a power move by standing shoulder-to-shoulder with his Chinese counterpart. What the two are declaring tonight as Russia deploys even more forces to Ukraine.
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United States officials are alleging that Russia will use a graphic propaganda video depicting a fake attack to justify an invasion into Ukraine.
Plus, it’s being called a catastrophic blow to ISIS. We are getting new details about how the leader of the terrorist group was killed during a raid by U.S. special forces.
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President Biden has decided to deploy 3,000 U.S. troops to Eastern Europe. Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said roughly 2,000 troops would deploy from the United States to Poland and Germany while approximately 1,000 troops currently residing in Germany would head to Romania.
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A second top aid to former Vice President Mike Pence met with the January 6th committee. We discuss why he could be a key witness. Plus, more than half of teachers in the United States plan on leaving their jobs sooner than expected because of Covid-19. The president of the National Education Association joins to discuss this national crisis.
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Russia responds to President Biden as the President lobs a new threat at Russia amid more troops amassing at the Ukrainian border. Is the situation heading to war?
The January 6th select committee is now in possession of Trump White House records. Some at the National Archives say they have physically taped back together documents that were torn up by former President Trump.
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President Biden says he has decided to send United States troops into Eastern Europe. A top military official warns a Russian invasion of Ukraine would be horrific.
14 Republicans who signed up to serve as fake electors are hit with subpoenas by the January 6th select committee. They were allegedly on board to try to overturn the 2020 election.
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President Biden tells the president of Ukraine that Russia could invade in weeks. New exclusive satellite images reveal Putin’s military is on the move.
President Biden’s team is expected to meet with Supreme Court justice nominees in the coming days. Biden recommitted to making a historic nomination.
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The United States has responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s demands regarding Ukraine. Is it enough to get Putin to back down?
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring, paving the way for Biden to nominate his successor. We review the list of names that Biden may be considering.
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President Biden is now threatening to send U.S. troops to Eastern Europe as soon as the U.S. military arrives in Ukraine. Earlier, the White House said a Russian invasion was "imminent," and American troops have been placed on high alert.
Federal prosecutors are reviewing fake Electoral College certifications that declared former President Trump the winner of states that he lost. The fake certificates falsely declaring Trump's victory were sent to the National Archives by Trump's allies.
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President Biden says the United States and its allies are in total unanimity when it comes to a Russian invasion. This as we are seeing video from Putin showing Russia beefing up its presence along the Ukrainian border. In response, the Pentagon has thousands of U.S. troops on alert.
People are now paying upwards of $22,000 to get their pets, including dogs and hamsters, out of Hong Kong as authorities kill thousands of small animals over coronavirus fears.
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A high-stakes face-off is happening amid diplomatic talks between the United States and Russia after new evidence shows Putin is putting together an ever more massive military force along the Ukraine border. What does the Russian president want? Is it war? Or something else?
A series of cyberattacks have shut down schools in New Mexico. It is unclear who is responsible for the attack but further threats remain possible across the country.
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President Trump’s legal problems are mounting as a Georgia prosecutor zeroes in on the President, investigating his pressure on the state's top election official to overturn the election. As well, the January 6th select committee is asking Ivanka Trump to sit down for an interview.
President Biden is trying to clean up comments he made which world leaders say gives Putin the green light to invade Ukraine. Are Biden’s efforts going to be enough to deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine?
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The Supreme Court has rejected former President Trump’s request to block the release of his White House records to the January 6th select committee. Committee member Rep. Zoe Lofgren joins to discuss how quickly the committee will receive the documents and the future of the investigation.
President Biden held a news conference today marking his first year in office. The President addressed strides his administration has made on vaccination efforts, but admitted parts of his agenda remain hindered in Congress.
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The January 6th committee is closing in on President Trump, subpoenaing his former lawyers and obtaining the phone records from one of his sons, Eric Trump. The phone records include logs which show incoming and outgoing calls, including the date, time, and length of the calls.
Troubling new details have emerged about the effect school closures are having on children. New research links school closures to kids experiencing both mental and physical health problems such as anxiety, depression, lower physical activity, and school disengagement.
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President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris advocated for the passage of voting rights legislation on Martin Luther King Jr. Day ahead of an expected Senate vote on the legislation. The voting rights legislation is expected to fail in the Senate if a vote occurs this week. Without enough Senate votes to move the legislation forward, what are White House officials saying about what will come next?
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With almost one year in office, President Biden is trying to shift the conversation to infrastructure as he faces dangerous challenges on many fronts. The Omicron surge is continuing to spread across the nation as the CDC updates its guidelines on mask policies. According to the Pentagon, "very credible" intelligence suggests Russia has operatives in Ukraine planning to legitimize an invasion.
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The Supreme Court has delivered a devastating blow to the Biden administration's vaccine mandate after blocking nationwide mandatory vaccines for big businesses. Moving forward, Biden said it will be up to states and individual employers to determine safety requirements.
The Justice Department has charged the Oath Keepers founders with seditious conspiracy for trying to carry out the Capitol insurrection. The question is who is in the Justice Department's sights now?
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The January 6th select committee is asking to speak with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Rep. McCarthy spoke to Trump on the day of the insurrection. Will the man who once claimed he had nothing to hide cooperate fully?
Any moment Australia could decide whether Novak Djokovic will be allowed to stay in the country and compete in the Australian Open. Earlier today, Djokovic admitted he did not immediately isolate after testing positive for Covid-19 last month.
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President Biden is calling out Republicans and throwing his full support behind changing the rules of Washington to protect voting rights. But, will his speech today actually push his agenda forward?
Students in Chicago are just hours from returning to class after a week-long standoff. The agreement reached is completely different from testing guidelines in other major cities. United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy joins to discuss why.
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The city of Chicago and the city’s teachers union are in a standoff tonight about whether to allow 340,000 kids to return to in-classroom learning. The CEO of Chicago’s public schools joins to discuss the latest.
United States diplomats are just days away from high-stakes meetings with Kremlin officials after President Biden gave Putin an ultimatum to not invade Ukraine. Is that a path toward escalation or diplomacy?
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Chicago’s mayor and a top union are in a stalemate leaving 340,000 kids out of school today. Now, the White House is getting involved as one of the nation’s top children’s hospital releases what it says are provocative new guidelines on getting kids back to class.
Sidney Poitier has died at the age of 94. He was the first black man to win the Oscar for best actor in 1964. Off the screen, Poitier also embodied grace and decency.
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One year after the deadly insurrection, President Biden addresses the nation, placing the blame squarely on Trump. Plus, a former Trump White House official said Trump initially refused to tweet the words "stay peaceful" as the attack was escalating. The legacy of the riot continues still today as many Republicans are seizing Trump’s big lie in order to win their elections and change voting laws.
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The nation’s largest medical organization is slamming the CDC for its new isolation guidance for Covid-19 saying it could put more people at risk. The updated recommendations do not advise a test for isolated people, but they offer guidance on how those people should respond to a test result if they choose to take one.
The United States Attorney General is vowing to go after everyone involved in the January 6th insurrection. Does this also include former President Donald Trump?
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The January 6th committee is releasing text messages between Fox News host Sean Hannity and the Trump White House. One message, a warning, was sent hours before the insurrection itself. This comes as we are learning the committee wants to speak with former Vice President Mike Pence.
Pediatric Covid-19 hospitalizations reach an all-time high as millions of American kids will head back to classrooms in the coming days. But, the nation’s largest teacher’s union is now threatening to shut schools down.
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The United States is in the red zone as coronavirus cases continue to rise and hospitalizations reach their highest level in nearly four months. The New York City Mayor and the Governor of Florida are on the same page as they both commit to keeping schools open as students prepare to return to class. Meanwhile, the FDA has recommended kids ages 12 to 15 receive a booster shot.
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A new record high for COVID-19 cases and we may be a month from the peak as staffing shortages are already pushing more cities across the country to the brink. This as hospital admissions for children are soaring to a new high.
Will the Supreme Court take up Trump’s case against the January 6th committee? New filings from the committee and the Biden administration are asking the court to reject Trump’s request to keep hundreds of documents secret.
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Another coronavirus case record has been shattered with tens of thousands of deaths projected in the United States over the nexts few weeks as the CDC defends its new guidelines on isolation. What will the weeks ahead look like exactly?
After days of deliberations and weeks of graphic testimony, Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell has been found guilty on five counts in her sex trafficking trail. Maxwell now faces up to 65 years in prison.
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A new record high number of COVID-19 cases is set with a seven-day average now topping 256,000. So far, hospitalizations and deaths have not seen a similar increase in pace, but there are concerning signs. For example, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Vermont are now showing record high hospitalizations this month. As well, Ohio, Indiana, and Delaware are approaching their previous highs. Further, pediatric hospitalizations for coronavirus are up nearly 50% across the country over the last two weeks.
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The CDC says quarantine times for Covid-19 should be reduced from ten days to five. This as President Biden owns up for the failure of coronavirus testing in the United States. The Omicron surge continues to expand as the U.S. is now averaging over 198,000 new Covid-19 cases each day.
A truck driver who killed four people in a tragic crash has been sentenced to prison for 110 years. The District Attorney says that’s too much time behind bars, but what do the survivors think?
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Kim Potter, the former Minnesota police officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright, has been found guilty on charges of first- and second-degree manslaughter. Daunte Wright’s mother joins to discuss the verdict.
Former President Donald Trump appealed to the Supreme Court on Thursday to block the release of documents from his White House to the January 6 committee. The House is now pushing the Supreme Court to move quickly on Trump’s effort to keep details secret.
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President Biden is on the defensive as he pushes back against criticism that his administration was caught off guard by the Omicron variant. As the surge continues, today the FDA authorized Pfizer's antiviral pill, Paxlovid, to treat Covid-19.
A Texas election official joins to discuss her claims that the state’s Attorney General threatened and even tried to indict her over the handling of the free and fair 2020 election.
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President Biden laid out his action plan to slow the coronavirus surge as companies report unprecedented demands for tests. He plans to send resources to states in need and provide 500 million at-home rapid test kits to Americans across the country. The administration is still working out how many tests each household may request.
The race to save Build Back Better continues as President Biden announces plans to persuade Senator Joe Manchin to get something done. But, will the Senator even join a key call with fellow Democrats on the topic tonight?
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The Omicron variant is now the dominant strain of coronavirus in the United States accounting for 73% of cases. U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy joins to outline what we can expect will happen in the coming weeks.
Closing arguments finish in the trail of Kim Potter, the former police officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright. Her fate is now in the hands of the jury.
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A new study finds no evidence that the Omicron coronavirus variant is less severe than the Delta variant as the pandemic is shattering more records. NFL games are now being postponed and one of the nation’s biggest school districts is returning to virtual learning. Is this just the beginning?
The officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright takes the stand. Her testimony was highly emotional. But, did it work?
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Biden warned unvaccinated Americans saying it will be a “winter of severe illness and death” as cases and hospitalizations are both exploding. So, just how bad will it get?
Democrats are turning on their own as frustration and anger mount over Senator Joe Manchin who is holding up Biden’s sweeping multi-trillion spending bill. Manchin’s holdout will mean Senate Democrats are expected to punt the Build Back Better vote until next year.
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Shocking new numbers reveal just how many potential cases of voter fraud were discovered in six crucial battleground states during the 2020 election. According to Associated Press findings, only .002% of 25.5 million votes were potentially fraudulent, amounting to only 473 instances.
Health officials are calling it the perfect storm after new modeling shows just how fast the Omicron variant could spread in the United States. This week marks 800,000 recorded Covid-19 deaths in the United States.
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The House is about to vote on whether to hold Trump’s Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with the January 6th committee. New text messages sent to Meadows before and during the riot have now been revealed by committee member Rep. Liz Cheney.
Health officials are warning the Omicron variant is spreading faster than any prior strain by a large margin. This, as Cornell University shuts down after it reports more than 900 COVID-19 cases this week.
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The January 6th Committee voted Monday night to formally advance the criminal contempt report against former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows for a full floor House vote. The vote by the full House is the final step before sending the referral to the Justice Department. We listen live to the vote live.
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The House Committee investigating January 6 has issued 6 more subpoenas. The targets of this round are individuals believed to be involved in the planning of rallies leading up to the insurrection, including Max Miller, a GOP congressional candidate from Ohio. CNN Senior Legal Affairs Correspondent Paula Reid joins Erin Burnett to discuss the individuals who received subpoenas and what the committee thinks these individuals may know.
Plus, President Biden said he's "very concerned" after the United States Supreme Court refused to block a restrictive abortion law in Texas. Laurence Tribe is a constitutional law professor at Harvard Law School. He joins to discuss the consequences of the recent ruling.
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Donald Trump lost a big legal fight to keep January 6th documents secret after a federal appeals court Thursday ruled against his effort. However, the DC Circuit Court of Appeals paused its ruling for two weeks so that Trump could seek a Supreme Court intervention. Could the Supreme Court ride to his rescue?
Actor Jussie Smollett has been found guilty of making false reports to police for claiming he was the victim of a hate crime. The presiding judge in the case will determine if Smollett will serve a concurrent or consecutive sentences for each count at a later date.
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Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is suing the January 6th committee as they move to hold him in criminal contempt. So, what’s he claiming in the lawsuit? A winter COVID-19 surge in America is creating major concerns in northeastern states as the push for booster shots grows louder. The head of the International Olympic Committee says Peng Shuai is in a fragile situation as the committee dismisses questions about her being silenced.
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President Biden threatened Vladimir Putin with economic sanctions and other measures as Russia is on the verge of invading Ukraine. Plus, former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows ended cooperations with the January 6th committee but not before he shared crucial documents. Also, Republican lawmakers are trying to force out members of a bipartisan election commission after an audit found no signs of fraud.
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The White House escalates tensions with China after refusing to send diplomats to the Winter Olympics in Beijing because of human rights abuses. Now, China is lashing back at the U.S. Plus, a former Trump insider, Chief of Staff to Mike Pence, is cooperating with the January 6th committee. Also, authorities are now searching the home of the man accused of helping the parents of the alleged Michigan school shooter.
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A manhunt for the parents of the alleged Michigan school shooter begins after they were charged with involuntary manslaughter and failed to appear for their arraignment. The prosecutor for the case laid out their disturbing behavior before their son was accused of killing four classmates.
A warning tonight on just how contagious the new Omicron variant may be as more states are reporting cases of the Covid strain this evening. Does this mean we need to reconsider the definition of what “fully vaccinated” means?
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The race to stop a winter surge continues as President Biden announced a new plan to prevent the spread of Covid-19 cases. The plan includes booster shots, free at-home testing, travel protocols, and more. Is it enough?
President Trump’s wealth may have taken a hit while he was President, but a jaw-dropping amount of money still flowed into his bank accounts. A new report claims Trump could be about to sell the lease on his Washington D.C. hotel.
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A fourth student in Michigan is now dead after the school shooting in suburban Detroit as we learn of alarming videos reportedly found on the suspect’s phone. The Women’s Tennis Association is suspending its tournaments in China because of concerns about the safety of tennis star Peng Shuai. The January 6th select committee is holding a vote on whether to find Trump ally Jeffrey Clark in contempt.
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The Biden administration is rushing to stay one step ahead of the new coronavirus variant, Omicron. Now, the administration is considering stricter testing for anyone traveling to the United States. This as we are learning new details about some of the very first patients.
Plus, CNN is learning moderate Republicans are growing concerned the disgusting antics of the hard right faction of their party could threaten the GOP’s efforts to win back the majority next year.
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US Health officials have strengthened booster recommendations to brace for the new coronavirus variant, "Omicron.” President Biden said the new strain is a concern but not a cause for Americans to panic.
Opening statements began today in the sex-trafficking trial for Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime companion, Ghislaine Maxwell. Maxwell's defense told jurors their client was a scapegoat for Epstein's abuse. Prosecutors said Maxwell was involved in a "pyramid scheme of abuse" by offering cash to poor underage girls, luring them into a web of abuse.
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Three men have been convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery. It was an emotional scene inside the courtroom as the verdict was read. Guilty on 23 of the 27 charges, the convicted murderers have also been indicted on federal hate crime charges.
The Republican National Committee used donor money to pay legal fees for Donald Trump. Some RNC members and donors accuse the party of running afoul of its own neutrality rules and misplacing its priorities.
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In order to combat rising gas prices, President Biden issued a plan to release 50 million oil barrels from the strategic reserve. Earlier today, he admitted his plan won’t solve the crisis overnight. So, is this nothing more than a political ploy?
Plus, the White supremacist organizers of the deadly rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, were found liable to pay over $26 million in damages. The jury is still deadlocked on the more serious claims of federal conspiracy.
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The January 6th select committee has issued five new subpoenas to major players in Trump’s orbit including high profile names like Roger Stone and Alex Jones. Gas prices are up a staggering 60% from last year. Police have identified and shared a possible motive for the man they say drove his car through a Christmas parade killing five people and injuring nearly 50 more.
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Kyle Rittenhouse is a free man tonight after being acquitted of all charges in a polarizing trial over whether he acted in self-defense when he shot and killed two people. Soon after, President Biden remarked that he stands by the verdict and that the legal jury system in America works.
The mystery grows over the disappearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. Chinese state media has released images of what they claim is Peng Shuai. Former Ambassador to China Max Baucus joins to provide insight on the official accused of sexually assaulting and raping the tennis champion.
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The House is set to vote on whether to advance Biden’s massive $1.9 trillion social safety net bill. The vote comes after a key Congressional Budget Office analysis which found the bill would add billions of dollars to the deficit. Does speaker Pelosi have the votes to pass this Build Back Better Act?
Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai has been missing for nearly three weeks after she accused a top Chinese official of sexual assault. Steve Simon, Chairman and CEO of the Women’s Tennis Association, joins to discuss demands for an investigation.
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The House voted to censure Republican congressman Paul Gosar for posting a video depicting him killing congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. However, most Republican colleagues do not think he crossed the line. Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas joins to discuss the response by the GOP.
Vials of the contagious, deadly, and eradicated virus smallpox were found in a lab just outside Philadelphia. Now, the CDC says there is no indication anyone has been exposed to the virus as they continue their investigation.
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The jury in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial just ended deliberations for the day, without reaching a verdict. Republican congressman Paul Gosar is set to be punished for his graphic video depicting violence against Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and President Biden. Plus, a woman who backs Trump election lies is now running to oversee Michigan’s elections and she has Donald Trump’s backing.
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Jury deliberations begin tomorrow in the case of Kyle Rittenhouse, the armed teenager who killed two people and injured a third in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year. Steve Bannon, President Trump's adviser, defender, and supporter is defiant after his court appearance calling his contempt charge a misdemeanor from hell. President Biden is set to begin a high-stakes meeting with the president of China this hour.
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A grand jury has indicted former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon for contempt of Congress, the Justice Department announced today. The criminal case against Bannon could take years to unfold in court, and a successful prosecution is not a certainty. On the charges, select committee member Rep. Jamie Raskin said, "the justice system of the United States is not going to tolerate these contemptuous violations of the rule of law.”
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In a last ditch effort to prevent the release of hundreds of personal documents, former President Trump won a temporary pause on releasing White House records to the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the US Capitol. The injunction is to protect the court's jurisdiction to address appellant's claims of executive privilege and should not be construed as a ruling on merit.
The defense has rested their case today in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager faced with several charges of homicide in 2020 following social unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Closing arguments are expected early next week.
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In an emotional testimony, defendant Kyle Rittenhouse cried when describing the events which lead to the fatal shooting of two people in August of 2020. The judge in the trial sharply admonished the prosecutor twice for his line of questioning. By the the end of court today, the judge told jurors that he expects to finish the case by early next week.
Despite a strong economic rebound in recent months with record job growth, rising wages and a surging stock market, many Americans are faced with rising inflation. President Biden spoke live from Maryland today about how his Build Back Better agenda can address these economic concerns.
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Ten new subpoenas have been released targeting high-ranking Trump loyalists including Stephen Miller and Kayleigh McEnany. With Attorney General Merrick Garland yet to weigh in on behalf of the DOJ regarding criminal contempt charges for Steve Bannon, some recipients have already indicated they will not comply with the subpoenas.
Narcan, an opioid inhibitor used to prevent drug overdoses, was administered by first responders to attendants at the Travis Scott concert in Houston, Texas. The Houston fire chief says Narcan use by first responders does not mean that drugs were the primary cause of death for the eight people who died therefore the investigation remains ongoing.
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New subpoenas have been issued to six Trump advisors for them appear before the House January 6th committee. With the DOJ’s Attorney General Merrick Garland yet to indict Steve Bannon after contempt charges were recommended by the House committee, compliance with the new subpoenas is still uncertain.
New details show the Houston police chief met with Travis Scott and his head of security to discuss safety hours before his show where a rush of concertgoers resulted in the death of 8 people. A detailed operations plan for the music festival did not include a specific contingency for a surging crowd incident despite three people being trampled and hospitalized at the same festival in 2019.
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Earlier today Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi vowed the vote on the infrastructure bill would happen tonight. Sources suggest twenty progressive Democrats will vote “no” unless the infrastructure bill and the society safety net package are voted on together. Now Biden has cancelled a planned trip home to call into a progressive caucus meeting in a last ditch effort to push for the infrastructure vote. What does this back-and-fourth amongst Democrats say about the likelihood of this bill getting passed and the future of the Democratic party?
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With Trump continuing to push false Georgia election integrity claims, an election official in Fulton County has resigned after receiving multiple death threats. Further, Georgia is seeing more restrictive voting laws as the integrity of the election has not been proven fraudulent.
Virginia's Executive Mansion flipped Republican putting pressure on Biden and congressional Democrats to pass the Build Back Better agenda. Sources say a vote on both the infrastructure bill and the social safety net bill could come soon but has Nancy Pelosi garnered enough votes in the House for the bills to pass?
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A disappointing election night for Democrats after the GOP win the Governor's and attorney general’s races in Virginia. Democrat Eric Adams vows to sit down with police and firefighter unions to discuss Covid-19 vaccination mandates hours after being elected mayor of New York City. Minneapolis rejected a referendum that would have replaced the police department with a department of public safety. New Jersey’s gubernatorial election is coming down to the wire. What do the voting demographics and data suggest about next year's midterm elections?
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Sen. Joe Manchin said he won't support the $1.75 trillion social safety net expansion bill Democrats are negotiating citing concerns the bill could cause inflation and increase the national debt. Although progressives in the House say they will vote for the packages, it is unclear if President Biden can get his agenda through congress without Sen. Manchin’s support.
A close gubernatorial race in Virginia continues between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Glenn Youngkin as the candidates make their closing arguments ahead of Tuesday’s statewide election. What do the tightening polls say about the future of American politics?
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Vice President Kamala Harris is on the campaign trail in Virginia for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe just days ahead of the state’s election. The race has gained national attention as both parties are using this contest as a road map for how to run in next year’s midterms, but state Democrats fear that the race has been nationalized so much that it could hurt their chances of winning. Where does the race currently stand?
Plus, 13 guns along with ammunition were seized from a prop truck on the set of “Rust.” Lawyers for the film’s armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, say that she had “no idea where the live rounds came from.” No one has been charged, but officials say no one has been cleared of wrongdoing either. Investigators are looking at the circumstances of the shooting and at past patterns to see whether anything could have been done to prevent the incident.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spent today making a plea to democratic caucus members to pass Biden’s “Build Back Better” framework but with too many down votes for the bill to pass a formal vote has been delayed. Currently, the bill includes billions for home care, extensions for child tax credit, two years free pre-K, and $500+ billion in clean energy incentives. Biden noted nobody got everything they wanted, including him, as he leaves for the G20 summit in Rome.
A criminal complaint alleging a sex crime has been filed against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The misdemeanor charge in connection with the complaint dates back to an incident at the governors mansion on December 7, 2020.Cuomo has repeatedly denied the allegation of sexual misconduct against him, allowing that he made mistakes, but always insisting that the more serious accusations were untrue.
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The assistant director on “Rust” who handed Alec Baldwin the gun that shot Halyna Hutchins did not check all the live rounds according to an affidavit. The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office believes there were other suspected live rounds present that day, too. The District Attorney says “all options are on the table at this point” with regards to criminal charges as the investigation remains ongoing.
Key elements of Biden’s infrastructure and climate bill are likely to be removed including free tuition for community college, marginal tax rate increases, and paid family and medical leave. Democrats face clear urgency as they try to reach consensus before Biden's trip to the United Nations.
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Democratic members of congress have yet to reach an agreement on key elements of Biden’s $1.72 trillion economic and climate package. Senator Elizabeth Warren is advocating for increased taxes on the wealthy while Senator Kyrsten Sinema is opposed. Senator Bernie Sanders says expanding Medicaid and Medicare is a must while Senator Joe Manchin disagrees. Can democrats reach consensus?
Vaccine advisers to the FDA voted 17-0 to recommend emergency use authorization of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine in children ages 5-11. Does this mean kids are now able to return to pre-pandemic life safely?
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An archive of redacted documents provide insight into what is happening on Facebook and behind the scenes at Facebook. The documents come from a complaint filed with the SEC by Facebook whistleblower Frances Huagen who says Facebook’s algorithms, and the economic incentives behind those algorithms, are rewarding extremism, elevating conspiracy theories, and bolstering negative content on the platform.
The movie production of “Rust” will wrap indefinitely after actor Alec Baldwin discharged a prop weapon killing a crew member on set. Prior to the accident there were two incidents of weapons misfiring on set.
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On the heels of President Biden’s CNN town hall, Nancy Pelosi has vowed that democrats will make a deal to pass Biden’s sweeping economic agenda. Provisions in the bill are up for debate as democratic senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema have pushed back on progressive items such as tax hikes on corporations and free community college.
Alec Baldwin says he is “fully cooperating with police” after a prop firearm discharged on the set of his new movie “Rust” killing the film’s director of photography and injuring the director. The Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office said the investigation “remains open and active.”
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The House just passed a referral finding Steve Bannon, an ally of Trump, in criminal contempt. Next, the referral will be transmitted to the Department of Justice where they will determine if Bannon should be criminally charged.
The FBI has confirmed via dental records that the human remains discovered at a state park in Florida belong to Brian Laundrie. A “possibly salvageable” notebook also found at the reserve may hold clues into what happened to Gabby Petito.
President Biden is set to speak with voters during a CNN town hall in Baltimore, where he'll take questions as his administration works to sell his legislative agenda to members of Congress and the nation.
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The battle for voting rights continues in Texas as the state adds two new congressional seats and redraws its congressional maps. Civil rights groups and democratic state lawmakers say the new congressional maps were drawn to dilute the vote of residents of color giving white and likely republican candidates an advantage. Meanwhile Texas republicans say the maps were drawn “blind to race.” Senate Republicans on Wednesday filibustered a bill which would have overhauled how congressional districts are drawn.
The FBI believes it has recovered items belonging to Brian Laundrie as well as human remains in a Florida state park. Family of Laundrie are yet to comment as they await forensic identification of the found remains. The discovery comes 37 days after Laundrie, the fiancé of Gabby Petito, was reportedly last seen by his parents.
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Members of the House Select Committee of January 6th have unanimously decided to recommend that the full House find former Trump associate Steve Bannon in contempt of congress for failing to appear. Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria, who serves on the House committee, says Congress “will use all of the tools that [it has] in order to enforce a law and to receive [Bannon’s] testimony.” If the house succeeds in voting to hold Bannon in contempt, the Justice Department will then decide whether to pursue charges. The House committee’s opening statements and vote are included in tonight’s show.
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Former President Trump attempts to block the January 6th Select Committee from accessing certain materials by filing a lawsuit against the National Archives. In the lawsuit, Trump claims he has executive privilege to not share certain information but no former president has ever exerted executive privilege on his own behalf after leaving office.
Police are fighting Covid-19 vaccine mandates in many major cities across the country. Some officers are signing out of service for the last time as they quit due to the healthcare mandate.
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Biden: Justice Department should prosecute those who defy January 6 committee subpoenas, Buttigieg fires back at Tucker Carlson over paternity leave, Bill Clinton hospitalized for fourth day after sepsis scare
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New capitol riot video chows brutal assault on officer as January 6 2021panel pursues criminal contempt charges against Bannon; January 6 panel chairman: Not ruling out subpoena for Trump; Chicago police union, Mayor in standoff over COVID vaccines; Chicago Mayor firm on COVID vaccine deadline as police union tells officers to defy it, claims force will be at 50%;
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President Joe Biden faces an economic crisis that includes supply chain, inflation and worker shortages, where a record number of Americans are quitting their jobs. The Biden Administration is scrambling to tame the surging inflation rate after officials have insisted for months that the inflation would be "temporary." Biden is also scrambling to contain the supply chain and says his team is focused on it but his private sector needs to step up.
The White House formally rejects former President Donald Trump's request to protect specific documents from being turned over to the January 6 panel, as the panel subpoenas Trump-era DOJ official Jeffrey Clark.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta goes one-on-one in an interview with Joe Rogan. Rogan tells Gupta that he doesn't wish he had been vaccinated before he got covid because he "got through it." Rogan tells Gupta that "I felt like I was going to be OK and that was true... it wasn't fun."
Amid a nationwide teacher shortage, Oregon is allowing people, who are over the age of 18, to become substitute teachers without bachelor degrees.
An emotional Shatner says going to space was his "most profound experience I can imagine." The actor is the oldest to launch into space.
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“Not messing around”. January 6th committee member warns ex-Trump aides who defy subpoenas criminal referrals “will come very fast”. Police: hundreds attend Trump backed rally calling for 2020 audit. Pentagon calls China’s actions toward Taiwan “destabilizing”. Coroner: Gabby Petito died from “manual strangulation”. Father of slain journalist Alison Parker files federal complaint against Facebook over video of her murder posted on site. Americans are quitting their jobs at a record pace.
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Senior GOP Senator Grassley, who once condemned Former President Donald Trump's actions on January 6th, now embraces Trump's endorsement. Grassley after January 6th said, "history is going to judge" Trump. Grassley recently said he's "smart" to accept Trump's endorsement. Grassley then stands by Trump as he pushed big election lie in Iowa.
Rep. Scalise refuses to say that the 2020 election was not stolen. "Millions of Americans have been sold a fraud," said Cheney about those in her own party who question the 202 election.
A Democratic nominee for Virginia governor is facing backlash after saying that parents should not "be telling schools what they should teach."
Body camera video shows Ohio police officers drag a Black paraplegic man out of his car by his hair.
The official ruling for Gabby Petito's autopsy is expected tomorrow, although the coroner already has determined that her death was a homicide. The search for Brian Laundrie at a Florida nature reserve appears to slow four weeks after his parents say that he left home.
China is vowing "complete reunification" with Taiwan after sending a record number of warplanes into a defense zone. Taiwan warns that China could launch a full-scale invasion by 2025.
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Bannon defies January 6 committee subpoena at Trump's "direction", Laundrie attorney won't say whether parents will take polygraph, Lifelong Republican leaves party, running for Oklahoma governor as Democrat
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Awaiting vote to avert United States default; GOP scrambling for votes; Awaiting key senate votes to raise debt limit and avert United States first default; republicans scrambling for votes; Braun: "It''s uncertain", Hawley: "Don't know" how vote will go; Yellen to Outfront: Default would be "Enormously dangerous; Treasury secretary to Outfront: "Increasingly dangerous" to have a debt ceiling; "Politically dangerous conflicts" cause doubt;
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has offered a temporary debt limit solution to avert a "devastating" United States debt default. McConnell makes the short-term debt limit offer 12 days before the defaults, despite saying for weeks that the Democrats were on their own. The Senate Democrats say that they will accept the GOP's offer to avert a United States default.
Taiwan warns that China could launch a full scale attack by 2025.
Former President Donald Trump slams the January 6 panel and says that the "real insurrection" was on election day. According to CNN, the January 6 panel, that is investigating the January 6 riot, can't find an ex-Trump aide to serve him a subpoena. The subpoena deadline is tomorrow to comply with document request.
Erin Burnett has a one-on-one with Fair Fight Founder Stacey Abrams. Lawmakers clash amid new Democrats' push on voting rights. Sen. Ted Cruz calls it a "power grab." Trump shows contempt for Georgia's Republican governor by mock-praising Stacey Abrams by saying she "might be better" than Gov. Brian Kemp.
More officers join the search for Brian Laundrie at a Florida nature reserve. It is unclear what led to the sudden uptick in officers.
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Democrats scrambling for options to avert United States first debt default; Talk grows of nuclear option that allows a simple majority; Biden: "Not many options" if GOP is "Gonna be that irresponsible; Sec chair warns of "Significant volatility" if United States defaults; Biden tries to sell stalled agenda as democrats draw red lines;
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Facebook, including Instagram and Whatsapp, were hit with a major outage amid damning allegations from a whistleblower. The whistleblower, who is set to testify tomorrow, says that Facebook could "destroy me." Whistleblower says that she was dismayed when the site downplayed the link to the January 6 violence, according to the Wall Street Journal. Facebook stock has been sliding since the damning allegations were first made public.
The whistleblower says that Facebook has put "immense profits before people." She also says that the algorithms are as "dangerous... as any terrorist."
Former President Donald Trump is still saying that the 2020 presidential elections was "rigged" and calls Arizona audit that found he lost to current President Joe BIden "damning." Trump's pick for Arizona governor would not have certified the election results.
Attorney General Garland has asked about Trump's role in the January insurrection and says that he's "doing everything we can to ensure perpetrators brought to justice."
Biden slams the GOP for refusing to raise the debt limit and calls it "reckless." The United States is 14 days away from being unable to pay its bills, which is a first. Biden says he can't guarantee that the United States will not default for the first time.
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Sources: Pelosi working furiously to flip democrats to "Yes" on infrastructure; top progressive to members "stick to the plan";Pelosi: Infrastructure vote still on: prgression vow to tank it; Sources: "No" votes "coming down" as Pelosi works furiously to flip democrats on infrastructure; progressive: "No" votes "Solid"; Progressive vow to tank an infrastructure vote tonight with deal on $3.5t plan; Manchin says his limit is $1.5T;
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Nancy Pelosi is still planning a vote for the infrastructure bill tomorrow, despite the democrat revolt. However, Pelosi is not ruling out delaying if the votes aren't there. The next 24 hours are critical to the Biden agenda and key democrats are not budging. Democrats are at odds over prioritizing bigger bill over infrastructure.
Moderate Sinema meets with White House officials for the fourth time in two days. Sinema sarcastically says "I'm in the Senate" when asked about why progressives are frustrated that they don't know where she stands. Once far left, Sinema now holds power over the Biden agenda.
The January 6 panel targets Stop The Steal rally organizers with subpoenas.
Cheney apologizes to Milley for Trump allies' attacks, "Despicable... I want to apologize for those members of this committee." Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley defends himself for a second day running as the GOP Trump allies call him a "political figure."
According to an attorney, Brian Laundrie bought a new phone before he went missing. The device is now in FBI possession. A video of Brian Laundrie and parents at a campground has been turned over to the FBI.
A Judge has suspended Britney Spears' father as the conservator of her estate.
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President Joe Biden cancels his Chicago trip amid the race to save his economic agenda. Nancy Pelosi reverses course and moves forward with infrastructure deal without a larger bill, irking progressives in the process. Pelosi reversed the course on strategy as a way to get Biden's agenda passed. Democrats are facing a tense 48 hours ahead of a potential government shutdown.
Top Unites States generals contradict Biden over troop presence in Afghanistan.
Milley defends calls to Chinese official near the end of former President Donald Trump's term and says that multiple Trump officials were aware of the phone calls.
According to officials, the Laundrie family was together at the campground, 75 miles from their home, in early September days after Brian returned without Gabby Petito. The Petito family attorney tells Brian Laundrie to "turn yourself in." The Petito family attorney says that Laundrie's parents "did not help" find Gabby Petito.
A new book suggests that Trump had a colonoscopy during his 2019 hospital visit. Trump his the procedure from the public because he did not want former Vice President Mike Pence in power while he was sedated.
Melania :unleashed" by allegations of Trump's extramarital affairs. The new book is by the former First Lady's former press secretary for the book.
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Trump's push to undermine 2020 election fails in Arizona; partisan probes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Texas, Rollout of Pfizer booster begins at least at 6,000 CVS locations, Source: Brian Laundrie left his parents' home 10 days ago without his phone or wallet; parents: haven't seen him since
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At least one person is dead and 14 people are injured in a mass shooting at a Tennessee grocery store. Some injured have "very serious injuries," according to police. Also according to police, many people hid in freezers and one was rescued from the top of the building.
Gunman of the mass shooting at the Tennessee grocery store is dead, The gunman was found in the rear of the store with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The FBI announces that an arrest warrant has been issued for Brian Laundrie that is related to activities after Gabby Petito's death.
The January 6th committee issues its first subpoenas for witness testimony for four Trump loyalists.
The GOP is being called out for hypocrisy on debt limit. The vote is expected to happen on Monday. Republicans are planning to vote against a measure to suspend the debt limit and say it's Democrats problem despite the debt being accrued under Former President Donald Trump.
Humans are killing off seafood. The supply may be depleted in decades.
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Biden races to unify moderates, progressives at odds over agenda; days away: key infrastructure vote; Government funding expires. Reuters: 10 of 15 candidates running for Secretary of State in 5 key states say 2020 election sole or question results. GOP candidates who peddle false claims running to lead elections. Florida Governor names skeptic of Covid measures as new Surgeon General. NYT: FDA authorizes Pfizer’s booster shots for 65+, high risk. Doctor who pushed Covid drug touted by Trump still spreading lies. Search for Gabby Petito’s Fiancé ends for the day. “The Lost Sons” premieres Sunday at 9P ET.
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The House votes to avert a government shutdown, as infighting in President Joe Biden's own party threatens to derail his economic agenda. Progressives warn that they will vote "no" on Biden's infrastructure bill. Republicans say they won't raise the debt ceiling but were OK with it under Former President Donald Trump.
The coroner's office rules Gabby Petito's death a homicide. Final texts from her phone raise questions about who sent them. The search ends for Petito's fiancé at a Florida reserve for the night. Woman says she picked up Petito's fiancé, while he was hitchhiking, last month.
A FBI chief warns of a "deeply disturbing uptick" in violence against law enforcement and says that an officer has been killed every five days recently.
According to the LA Times, the Capitol police reported more than 4,100 threats of violence against members of congress in the first months of 2021. Six Capitol police officers are facing disciplinary action over January 6 riot. Trump claimed that the police were hugging and kissing people on January 6.
Vice President Kamala Harris says video of border patrol agents chasing migrants is "horrible." A source says that 30,000 Haitian migrants are in Colombia and may be preparing to head north to the United States southern border.
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Trump asks GA Secretary of State to decertify election, “announce the true winner”. Report: Cyber Ninjas head coordinated with Trump allies before he was hired by AZ senate to conduct sham audit. U.S. hospitals ration care amid 234% nationwide surge in 2 months. 911 caller claimed Gabby Petito was slapped during “domestic dispute”. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez threatens “no” vote on infrastructure bill critical to Biden agenda: “I’m happy to show my cards”. White House announces decision to ease travel restrictions on fully vaccinated foreign visitors to U.S.. “our borders are not open”. DHS officials sound alarm as 10,000+ migrants wait to be processed under a Texas bridge.
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In blow to Biden's plan, FDA panel only backs booster for some; FDA panel rejects booster for all, supports for some; breaks with target set by Biden and top officials; Member: Proves committee recommendations are "independent"; FDA supports boosters for 65+, high risk: Capitol police warn of some threat tied to tomorrow's rally backing rioters, but say they have a "strong plan in place"
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The Department of Homeland Security warns of potential violence coming from upcoming rally, tied to rally backing January 6 rioters, as soon as tomorrow. According to the Department of Homeland Security, there has been talk of rioters planning to kidnap a member of congress. The Department of Homeland Security braces for the Capitol rally that backs rioters as former President Donald Trump fuels the fire by saying, "our hearts and minds" are with the "persecuted" rioters.
Republicans who have defended the rioters in the past, are now distancing themselves from the rally.
Roger Stone was served with a January 6 lawsuit during a live radio show.
Son's appendix burst while waiting for hours at a covid-strained er, according to the father.
Del Rio, Texas is facing a crisis as more than 9,500 migrants arrive at Texas border. Thousands more are expected to arrive in the coming days. Many are Haitians fleeing the aftermath from the recent earthquake.
Prominent South Carolina lawyer, Alex Murdaugh, in an alleged suicide fraud scheme turns himself in after surviving the alleged suicide scheme. Murdaugh now faces fraud and conspiracy charges.
Police have released bodycam footage of a missing woman. The body cam footage shows woman and boyfriends after 911 calls, weeks before her disappearance.
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General Milley called Chinese general in consultation with Esper; Ex-defense official: Then defense secretary Esper had official backchannel China to avert conflict; Milley feared Trump actions; White House in high gear defending General Milley amid calls to fire him; Republicans call on Milley to resign;
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Exit polls: CA voters say Coronavirus is most important issue. New calls for General Milley to resign after bombshell revelations. “Trump now all but manic”. Top U.S. general was certain “Trump had gone into serious mental decline” after election, book says. Bannon convinced Trump to return to WH for Jan. 6; “we’re going to bury Biden on January 6th, f**kin bury him”. Fauci: testing, vaccine mandates for travel “under consideration”. Trump attacks Bush: “he shouldn’t be lecturing us about anything”. NYC’s Dem mayoral nominee: city will no longer be “anti-business”.
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The GOP blames voter fraud on the eve of the California governor recall vote. Former President Donald Trump says "another giant election scam" as he pushes unfounded voter fraud concerns ahead of the California Governor Newsom recall election. GOP cries voter fraud without proof as polls improve for Newsom.
"We have lawyers all set up" says the leading California GOP governor contender.
Trump fires back after Former President George Bush condemns politics of "anger, fear." Trump attacks Bush after he compared American extremists to 9/11 terrorists, alluding to January 6 riot.
According to sources, police are preparing for armed protesters at the upcoming far-right Capitol rally, in support of January 6 insurrectionists. Trump supporter says Capitol Hill "should be" scared.
A report says a new book by a former Trump aide says Melania slept in bed as Trump watched the 2020 election results come in. The book also says that Melania was "tired" of Trump's kids thinking that the White House was a "personal playground or a Hollywood set." The new book also says that Melania Trump initially refused to condemn the January 6 riot and said "no" when asked if she wanted to call for peace on January 6th.
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Biden dares GOP to sue over Vaccine rules: "Have at it; "Tyrant," " Authoritarian" "Rotting bag of oatmeal", Biden new vaccine rules trigger right-wing outrage; GOP Governors slam Biden over new vaccine rules even as their states have some form of vaccine mandate for schools; CDC: Unvaccinated 11 times more likely to die from COVID;
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President Joe Biden targets unvaccinated people with new covid rules saying, "we've been patient, but our patience is wearing thin... your refusal has cost all of us."
Biden rips governors who are trying to "undermine" covid fight. Biden also targets businesses with more than 100 workers, federal workers, head start programs and health care staff. Businesses with more than 100 workers will face fines if they don't ensure that staffers are vaccinated or tested weekly. Biden mandates vaccinations for federal workers with no testing option. Biden's dramatic new vaccine rules could cover 100 million Americans.
The United States is "in a tough stretch and it could last for awhile," said Biden. Dr. Antony Fauci says that the United States needs to decline to 10,000 daily cases, as the United States has daily cases of 150,000.
Los Angeles schools mandate vaccines for students 12 and over.
Trump supporters says she doesn't "agree" with Facebook fact checks. Trump supporter repeatedly put in "Facebook jail" for misinformation and wears it as a badge of honor. She calls face checks "baloney."
The Department of Justice sues Texas over new abortion law and calls it "unconstitutional." The supreme court will take up abortion rights case from Mississippi next term after failing to act on Texas law.
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The Capitol police are warning of an uptick in violent rhetoric ahead of the upcoming September 18 D.C. "Justice for Ashli Babbitt" rally intended to show support for the jailed insurrectionists. Capitol police says rhetoric includes White supremacy imagery, Proud Boys leader is pushing turnout. Capitol police brace of potential violence at rally for rioters.
The rally organizer, an ex-Trump campaign operative calls rioters "political prisoners."
Minnesota governor pleads to protect kids by having them wear a mask, he says, "you wouldn't let them run across the street without looking." A Florida judge rules against Florida Gov. Desantis and allows mask mandates in school.
According to the White House, President Joe Biden is to talk about vaccine requirements and how to make "it safer for kids to go to school" in upcoming speech. BIden will also talk about covid testing in upcoming speech. According to CNN, Biden still has not gotten the covid vaccine booster.
Covid vaccine skepticism is high in resistant Ozarks community. People "act like covid is a big joke," says a vaccinated woman who lives in rural Ozarks community where the vaccination rate is at 27 percent.
Vaccine Skeptic believes officials kept the covid vaccine from Trump because he'd be reelected.
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President Joe Biden tours the storm-ravaged New Jersey and New York area and says "this is code red." Biden warns that weather disasters that are plaguing the United States will only get worse. "The nation and the world are in peril," said Biden. Biden calls the Hurricane Ida storm damage an "eye-opener" as he touts his economic agenda. Manchin pushes for a "strategic pause" on the $3.5 trillion plan.
The Hurricane Ida death toll is now at 20 in Louisiana, with an additional 52 dead and four missing in the Northeast.
13 Miami-Dade school staffers died of covid within weeks of eatheother. The Florida governor is appealing the ruling against his mask mandate ban. According to the teachers union, all were unvaccinated and African American.
Former pastor's plea, "do not bring God" into vaccine refusal.
Texas Gov. Abbott signs voting restrictions bill into law, one of the strictest voting bills on the heels of one of the strictest abortion laws in the country. The law bans 24-hour and drive-thru voting and empowers poll watchers.
Abbott defends the abortion law and pledges to "eliminate all rapists."
Trump allies are all but certain that former President Donald Trump will announce his run for 2024.
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United States tops 40 million COVID cases; deaths up 25% from A month ago; United States COVID cases up 850 % since start of summer season Biden in June touted a "summer of freedom and "joy"; At least 1,000 schools in 31 states have reportedly closed since start of school ear due to COVID; White house criticized over booster shot confusion: "need clear guidance"
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Biden pledges to help communities in storm-ravaged Louisiana. At least 800,000 are still without power amid scorching heat. Death toll rises to 50 from historic flooding across the Northeast. August jobs report worries economist as Biden juggles multiple crises.
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Rescues are currently underway. However, some areas are without power, while other areas are still under water. The death toll rises to 45 people after historic flooding pounds the Northeast, including 23 in New Jersey. A tornado completely or partially destroyed 25 homes in New Jersey homes.
New Jersey governor describes area nearly leveled by tornado as "devastating" after a survey.
Louisiana has reported 4 nursing home deaths after being evacuated. More than 900,000 are still without power in Louisiana and gas is in short supply in the state.
The Supreme Court allows Texas' 6-week abortion law to take effect. President Joe Biden rips Scotus for allowing the Texas abortion law to take effect.
A judge has ruled against Florida's governor's ban on mask mandates in schools. A rage-filled mask debate in schools get physical as the United States averages nearly 170,000 new covid cases a day. Teachers and officials are being attacked for trying to enforce mask mandates.
Dr. Fauci points to studies on the booster shot, says "boost is so dramatic."
Democrats flood airwaves and spend twice as much as GOP on California recall.
15 marines that were wounded in Kabul attack are now being treated at Walter Reed.
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Taliban flaunt American-made armored vehicles, new weapons. Rep. Mo Brooks compares Jan. 6 panel to being “Gestapo, KGB-like”. McCarthy claims companies that comply with Jan. 6 panel’s records requests will be in violation of federal law. Tornado causes damage in MD; watches for Philly, NYC. Biden to visit Louisiana; nearly 1M customers without power. Joe Rogan says he has Covid, taking livestock drug despite warnings. Washington Post: GOP Rep. threatened a U.S. ambassador, embassy staff over attempt to travel to Afghanistan. Fire closes in on Lake Tahoe; official: coming hours “critical”.
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Biden: Afghanistan decision was “between leaving and escalating”. Biden: U.S. will continue to support Afghans through “diplomacy”. Nearly 14,000refugees at air base in Germany awaiting travel. 1+ million customers without power could take weeks to restore as residents will now face scorching heat. Acting FDA chief admits “these are difficult times” after two top vaccine officials leave agency. Freshman GOP Rep. talks of “bloodshed” over future elections. GOP candidate Elder could be biggest threat to Gov. Newsom.
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President Biden will address the nation tomorrow as the U.S. ends operations in Afghanistan, leaving behind a war that left nearly 2,400 Americans dead and 20,000+ wounded over a 20 year period. Hurricane death toll rises as 1.1 million are without power. Louisiana governor expects death toll will "go up considerably" in the coming days.
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According to the Pentagon, the U.S. faces "specific, credible threats" at Kabul airport. The White House claims the final days of the evacuation will be "the most dangerous." The Pentagon admits thousands of ISIS-K fighters were released from prison days before the attack, blames the Afghan security forces for the release. Lawmakers, law enforcement fear possible violence on Capitol Hill ahead of rally in support of jailed rioters.
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President Joe Biden has vowed revenge for the 13 service members that were killed at Kabul's airport saying, "We will not forgive. We will not forget. We will hunt you down and make you pay." Biden holds a moment of silence and call the service members that were killed "heroes." 18 service members were wounded in the Kabul attack.
Biden has told his commanders "to attack Isis-K assets." Biden still believes that United States forces should be out by August 31st. Biden also says that United States getting Afghan allies out of Afghanistan "can't be guaranteed." The Pentagon says that roughly 1,000 Americans are still in Afghanistan.
Isis-K claims it committed the deadly blasts that Biden is vowing retaliation for. According to Biden, there is no evidence of a Taliban-Isis "collusion" in the airport attack.
The Pentagon is expecting more Isis-K attacks and is striving to prevent future attacks. According to a United States General, the United States is facing an "imminent and" "very real threat streams" in Afghanistan; attacks vis rocket, vehicle and suicide.
Biden says he bears responsibility for what has happened, but pins blame on former President Donald Trump for giving him no choice.
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Blinken: facing “real possibility of ISIS-K attack” in Afghanistan. House committee seeks massive tranche of documents on Trump and Jan. 6 Capitol attack; deadline in 2 weeks. Nebraska tries to recruit nurses: vaccinations “not required”. U.S. to Americans at some Kabul airport gates: “leave immediately”. Some Dem voters who backed Newsom may now vote to recall him. Trump ally, former NFL star running for U.S. senate in Georgia. Naked “Nevermind” baby sues Nirvana for “child pornography”.
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Biden says the plan depends on Taliban cooperation; asks for contingency plans. Biden sticks to deadline for Afghanistan exit, citing security concerns. House approves massive budget plan; Biden: “we came together”. House dems end stalemate, approve $3.5T budget plan. 100 hospital workers protest vaccine requirements, could be fired. Scientist studying livestock drug for Covid met with hate mail. VP Kamala Harris departure for Vietnam delayed 3+ hours due to possible Havana syndrome incident. “This is scary”. Woman captures Tennessee flooding on Facebook live before being tragically swept away.
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Biden aides advise against extending Afghanistan evacuation, while the Taliban warns of consequences if the U.S. misses the August 31st deadline. Moderate Democrats threaten to derail Biden's economic agenda. FDA approves Pfizer vaccine, prompting a slew of vaccine mandates. Flash flooding kills 21 in Tennessee; many still missing.
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White House acknowledges "volatile situation" after Biden claims there is "no indication" of Americans unable to get to airport. New photos show chaotic escape from Kabul in packed U.S. aircraft. Pentagon: U.S. helicopters evacuated Americans outside airport. Full FDA approval of Pfizer vaccine expected as early as Monday. Lines at Florida antibody treatment site, some so sick they cannot stand.
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U.S. Diplomats warned of a potential catastrophe in Afghanistan with a need for quick evacuations of Afghans, last month. U.S. diplomats are saying that the State Department ignored their warnings that could have avoided chaos at the Kabul airport, according to CNN.
The Taliban is cracking down on protests and Afghans trying to flee the country. Desperation grows for thousands of people trying to flee Afghanistan. The State Department says that "all hands on deck effort" to evacuate people.
"Why are they leaving us behind? I don't want to be killed," said an afghan interpreter who worked with the U.S. Special Forces, who fears for his life and the lives of his wife and three young children. The Afghan interpreter says that the Taliban is following him. "Once the Americans leave, our lives will be over," says the desperate Afghan interpreter. "Everybody is shooting at us," said the interpreter who says that he has tried in vain to get to the airport "many times." The Interpreter asks President Joe Biden to "save me and my family."
Three more U.S. senators have tested positive for covid. All three senators (King, Wicker and Hickenlooper) have all been vaccinated and have mild symptoms.
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Biden: no way to have exited Afghanistan “without chaos ensuing”; gunshots heard as CNN reports from Kabul. Biden: U.S. forces may stay in Afghanistan past Aug. 31st deadline. Biden: get the booster vaccine 8 months after the second shot. Taliban fighters clash with protesters who removed Taliban’s flag from main square; report: 3 people killed. Afghans desperate to get out; fear death if left behind. Top U.S. general to veterans: “your service mattered”.
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WH says Biden “taking responsibility for every” U.S. decision on Afghanistan as administration races to evacuate Americans. Afghanistan’s first female mayor says Taliban will kill people like her: “I’m sitting here waiting for them”. Taliban vows more tolerance within “framework of Sharia law”. Texas’ anti-mask mandate governor tests positive for Covid. “We sacrificed lives for a lie”: marine who served in Afghanistan with devastating takedown of U.S. in NYT. 1,900+ dead after catastrophic Haiti earthquake. 45 year old Topeka mayor gets pacemaker after gallbladder removal and multiple hospital stays due to long Covid battle.
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Biden defends Afghanistan withdrawal: "Never a good time".Texas leading nation in child COVID hospitalizations as Governor Abbot threatens to sue those who defy him on anti-mask mandate.
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Three educators in Florida's Broward County have recently died in 24 hours, with causes of death being tied to covid. All the educators were under 50, all unvaccinated and all worked with kids under 12 years of age. In Mississippi, three schools have closed after a covid breakout.
A "deeply concerned" Biden administration singles out Texas and Florida governors as they double down on mask mandate bans.
A children's hospital in Alabama is treating a record number of patients, five are on ventilators. Current patients nearly double the previous record high. Dallas County says they have no available pediatric ICU beds left. A Georgia school district now has 550 covid cases. Employees must be vaccinated and tested weekly for a Los Angeles' school district.
Child covid cases surge 675 percent from July to August. According to a report, more than 10,000 students and staff are exposed and currently in quarantine across 14 states.
U.S. troops are on their way to Afghanistan to help evacuate personnel, after the Taliban now controls half of the provincial capitals. The White House has been caught off guard by the speed of the Taliban's advance as more cities fall. According to a poll, 62 percent of Americans approve of the troops withdrawal decision.
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FDA authorization for boosters for some immunocompromised people expected within next 24 hours; Israel ok’s for people 50+. San Francisco to require vaccination proof for many indoor activities. Census: U.S.’s white population declines for first time on record. U.S. deploying 3,000 troops to help evacuate personnel; may move embassy to Kabul airport as cities fall to Taliban. PA congressman key to Trump’s big lie and coup attempt. Record number of migrants detained in July in two decades.
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Former U.S. Attorney testifies to Senate committee for three hours, Trump wanted to fire him over voter claims. After Biden's win on bipartisan win on infrastructure, Senate advances budget blueprint but Manchin now balking. Judge allows defamation lawsuit against Trump allies Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, MyPillow CEO to move forward. YouTube suspends Sen. Rand Paul for misinformation on masks.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will resign. On Monday, he also called the NY Attorney General's report that found he sexually harassed 11 women "false." He said in part, "in my mind, I've never crossed the line with anyone."
President Joe Biden: "My concerns are deep;" he expressed on Monday in regards to the rising Covid cases among children.
The American Academy of Pediatrics says there were 94,000 reported new cases in children in the past week.
Pediatrics Group calls for urgency on vaccine authorization for kids.
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CDC suggests 99.99% of vaccinated people have not had a severe breakthrough case of Covid, Sources: Cuomo in "fighting mood" aides urging him to resign, Senate judiciary to interview ex-U.S. attorney as part of Trump probe
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Florida's Republican Governor DeSantis escalates a feud with President Joe Biden as Florida hits record cases. DeSantis takes a stab at Biden's memory: "What else has he forgotten?"; Biden yesterday on DeSantis: "Governor who?"
The White House hits Gov. DeSantis for defying mask guidelines and for "fundraising off" anti-Fauci campaign merchandise. Florida recently reports its worst week yet for covid cases. Maryland governor on cases, hospitalizations: "Good news is" Maryland is not like Florida.
A Trump appointed lawyer tried to weaponize the DOJ to help former President Donald Trump. Sources are saying that a top DOJ officials, a Trump loyalist, believed China used special thermometers to change the 2020 election results. Sources are also saying that the Trump loyalist at the DOJ claimed that Chinese intel was using thermometers to change results in vote tally machines. A former Trump campaign official is promoting September protest at Capitol to support alleged rioters who are currently in jail.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's attorneys fire back against sexual harassment allegations: "This was one sided and he was ambushed." His attorneys are also saying that the attorney general's probe had a "predetermined narrative." Cuomo staffer files a criminal complaint against him as his attorneys try to discredit his accusers.
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Timeline of Trump's pressure campaign to overturn the election shows coup attempt in plain sight. Biden dismisses DeSantis amid war of words. Florida leads nation in new adult and child COVID hospitalizations. Columbia, SC mayor defies GOP governor's ban on school mask mandates. Senator Lindsay Graham urges Trump to tell public "take the vaccine". Trump PAC asks supporters to vote on "official Trump cards" for his "strongest supporters" to carry with them.
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Biden to Govs: help or “get out of the way”. Top DOJ official prepped resignation letter over Trump’s “direct instructions” to support his election fraud claims. Moderate Dem wins nomination for Ohio congressional seat, defeats progressive endorsed by Bernie Sanders and AOC. White House doubles down on Biden’s call for Gov. Cuomo to resign. Majority of NY State Assembly tells CNN they would vote to impeach Gov. Cuomo after sexual harassment claims. Arkansas reports 25 ICU beds available, “a record low”; state’s GOP Gov. regrets signing mask mandate ban. “Number beyond belief” donated to Mom who faced eviction.
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Biden on Gov. Cuomo: "I think he should resign" Biden joins house speaker and other top democrats calling on governor Cuomo to resign after damning sexual harassment report New York attorney general concludes gov. Cuomo sexually harassed 11 women, finds he engaged in "unwelcome and nonconsensual touching" Cuomo denies harassment allegations; New York attorney general finds 11 women credible;
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With U.S. cases up 500% over the last month and their state's accounting for 1 out of every 3 cases, Florida governor mocks masks while Texas governor bans masks mandates. Senator Lindsay Graham says he has COVID after being fully vaccinated. Third officer who responded to Capitol riots dies by suicide. White House scrambling after eviction moratorium expires.
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Trump pressed DOJ: “just say that the election was corrupt”. Atlanta school with 14 positive cases; 100+ students quarantining. GOP State Sen. threatens subpoenas as counties reject audit push. My Pillow CEO pulls ads from once-friendly Fox News. NASA’s Insight Lander reveals new data about Mars.
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Biden shifts administration's messaging, now telling federal workers to get vaccinated or face regular testing. LA hospital admitting most COVID patients since pandemic began. McCarthy calls January 6 committee "a sham" when asked if he'll testify. Police reform appears stalled as both sides no closer to deal. 12 million Americans behind on rent as nationwide eviction moratorium set to expire in two days.
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Google, Facebook, Netflix, join major companies mandating vaccines as cases surge; debate intensifies on mask, booster; Confusion mounts on masks, vaccines as hospitalizations surge; New York City company to staff: get vaccinated or get fired; Confusion mounts as Surgeon General undercuts Pfizer on booster and American face mixed messages on mask;
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Officers describe hand-to-hand combat on January 6: "Bashed me in the head,""screaming in agony,""foaming at the mouth." As officers recount January 6 violence, some Republicans refer to Trump supporters arrested in riot as "political prisoners". CDC: vaccinated people should mask up indoors in high-risk areas. Former Senator Barbara Boxer speaks out after assault in Oakland. Simone Biles withdraws from team event: "I have to focus on my mental health"
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Florida hospital director warns of "exponential" rise in patients: "this could be over if people got vaccinated", Trump ally Barrack after not guilty plea: "I'm 100% innocent", Flynn says he might take assault weapon and "find somebody", comes after comment about coup
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Frustrations are mounting as vaccinations stall and hospitalizations spike. A report says Iowa warns that thousands of vaccines may have to be tossed. Governors are frustrated over stalling vaccinations as more than a third of United States counties have a high transmission.
Alabama covid cases have doubled in a week. The Alabama governor GOP governor says that "it's time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks... [they're] letting us down." The pace of Americans becoming fully vaccinated hits a new low.
New Capitol Police Chief says that "courage" is on display when speaking about Jan 6 committee. The police chief talks about Trump and republicans downplaying the January riot by saying "I know what the men and women of this agency went through."
Jan 6 riot panel hears its first witnesses on Tuesday. Pelosi looks to Bolster's bipartisan standing of Jan 6 panel with potential addition of republican Adam Kinzinger.
Former President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Arizona and plans to prop up recent audit.
According to the Washington Post, Trump's PAC raised $75 million this year amid claims that the election was stolen. However, Trump's PAC is not devoting funds to probe such claims.
Trump's ally Barrack has been freed from prison after a $250 million bail deal for release.
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CDC Chief warns "Virus has no incentive to let up"; Biden does not rule out a change in mask wearing guidance as he stresses pandemic is among the unvaccinated; Mask debate returns as "Aggressive" Delta variant derails progress; Health officials: United States seeing consequences despite warnings: "It's serious and it's spreading faster than was anticipated";
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GOP and democrats go to war over January 6 committee picks: Pelosi rejects 2 Trump allies and McCarthy pulls al five picks; GOP's McCarthy pulls picks for January 6 panel, calls Pelosi rejection of his picks an "Egregious abuse of power"; GOP's rep Cheney backs Pelosi's rejection of GOP picks from January 6 panel, rails against McCarthy's "Disgraceful" rhetoric;
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Trump ally Barrack arrested, charged with acting as foreign agent; Joins long line of Trump associate facing legal trouble; Prosecutors say Trump ally Tom Barrack is a serious flight risk, citing private plane and "Substantial" foreign ties; Study: Johnson and Johnson vaccine may be less effective against delta variant; 12.8 million who took the vaccine could benefit from a booster; AAP: Child COVID cases spike, nearly double from end of June;
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With cases up 145%, hospitalizations up 50%, and deaths up 12% in two weeks, Dr. Fauci warns of a "smoldering of this outbreak" if U.S. doesn't get uncooperative people to get vaccinated. McCarthy names Trump ally, 4 other Republicans to January 6 panel. First Capitol rioter sentenced for felony gets 8 months in prison; could set benchmark for 230 rioters charged with same crime. Biden backtracks, says "Facebook isn't killing people", but claims misinfo on the site is hurting the American people. Two more American athletes infected with COVID just days before Olympics.
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CDC Chief says U.S. seeing “pandemic of the unvaccinated” as cases are rising in all 50 states for first time in 6 months. In dramatic shift, Biden officials find lab leak theory at least as credible as a natural origin explanation. Pence playing both sides today: couldn’t be “more proud” to serve with Trump, been through “a lot” in the past year. Source: NY prosecutors pressuring top Trump org. Exec Calamari to cooperate since CFO Weisselberg was charged. Judge’s ruling declares DACA illegal, blocks new applicants. Facebook responds with sharp words after Biden says sites like Facebook are “killing people” with Covid misinformation.
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A source claims McCarthy, Trump did not discuss panel on January 6 riot as Trump's whitewashing of attack reaches new levels. Trump says he never threatened "Coup," but then says Milley is "one of the last people I would want to" do a coup with. Los Angeles County reinstates mask mandate as cases rise in 47 states. Fox avoids live airing of surgeon general's remarks warning misinformation "poses an imminent" threat to the health of the U.S.
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White House take on republicans, media with anti-vaccine rhetoric, White House waging war on vaccine disinformation as vaccinations plunge; Surgeon General: COVID disinformation a public health crisis; McConnell rips Biden for comparing voting laws to civil war: "Laugh-out-loud funny if it wasn't so irresponsible"; McConnell claims changes to voting laws are "Not Controversial" Texas democrats meet with key democrat senators in push to pass federal voting rights legislation despite lack of support;
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Lebanon’s economy in free fall for two years, it is now a crisis; Country is on the brink of collapse.
NYC hits top earners with tax hike, prompting some to leave.
150-day life and death battle for woman ravaged by COVID.
NYC’s Eric Adams disagrees with De Blasio’s school mask mandate.
“What the f**k?”: Book claims Chairman of Joint Chiefs was incredulous over Trump Bible photo op in Lafayette Square.
Book: Trump on leaker who revealed he was in bunker during George Floyd protests last year: “They should be executed”.
Biden warns trump’s election lies threaten democracy: Giuliani told Trump aides on election night, “just say we won.”.
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Biden pushes to fund the police in blow to progressives; some Democrats fear focus on "wokeness" amid rising crime could backfire. Trump intensifies attacks on liberals focused on "woke" message; poll: 57% believe people too easily offended by what others say. Indicted Trump CFO removed from key positions at Trump Organization as NY prosecutors pressure him to flip on Trump. Texas House Democrats flee state for DC in effort to block GOP from passing restrictive voting bill during special session. Biden Administration not convinced on COVID booster after Pfizer briefing.
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Fauci: Pfizer CEO apologized for surprise booster announcement. New Jan. 6th riot footage shows officers being dragged. Indictment could pressure Weisselberg to cooperate against Trump. CPAC agenda shows Trump’s election lies loom large. CPAC underway in Dallas right now; Trump influence evident. Billionaire Branson set for space launch in less than 48 hours. Bertinelli: Viewers saw themselves in “One Day at a Time”.
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Texas weighs on voting bill in a special session weeks after democrats walkout. Vice President Kamala Harris says that voting rights "is the fight of our lifetime" as Texas weighs the election overhaul bill in a special session and an ally for former President Donald Trump pushes an audit in Pennsylvania. Texas and Pennsylvania lawmakers are exploiting Trump's election loss and lies.
Pfizer is seeking an emergency use authorization for a third covid dose as it is seeing waning immunity from its vaccine.
64 people have been confirmed dead in the Florida condo collapse and 76 people remain unaccounted for. A report from more than a year before the condo collapse warned that parts of the building (the entrance and the garage) had zero years of "remaining useful life." A report says that the Surfside condo had a fraction of funds needed for repairs.
President Joe Biden defends his decision to pull the U.S. out of Afghanistan as the Taliban advances. Biden says that he will not send more Americans to war "in Afghanistan with no reasonable expectation of achieving a different outcome." Biden also vowed to respond to Putin and now faces key test after the Russian-linked hackers believed to be behind the 5th attack on the U.S.
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Sources: McCarthy shifts, will put republicans on January 6 panel; likely to tap some Trump allies who have whitewashed attack; McCarthy finalizing house GOP picks for January 6 special committee after threatening members who accect offer to serve panel; Democrat members and representative Cheney met today to discuss panel; Federal Bureau of Investigation infiltrates "Bible Study" group that wanted to test homemade bombs, surveil capitol and secede from United States;
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Republican candidates campaigning on baseless claim that fraud was a rampant problem in the 2020 election.
GOP seizes on critical race theory, puts parents on edge, claiming kids are being taught to hate themselves.
FBI releases disturbing new videos from January 6 riot.
Surveillance video shows rioters breaking into Senate chamber as Capitol police warn they aren’t prepared for future attacks.
Capitol Officer: “We haven’t made any changes to prepare” for more potential violence. “Zero, that’s what I’m worried about”.
Capitol Police brace for potential pro-Trump violence in August.
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Rioter also sat in the audience for Trump interview. GOP leader McCarthy and other Trump allies could be called to testify before Jan. 6th committee. Biden builds on Reagan’s “Morning in America” as he touts economic recovery: “The suns coming out’. U.S. jobless rate 5.9%, still down 6.8 million jobs from February 2020. Judge orders city of Minneapolis to add more police officers after city council moved to dismantle dept. North Miami Beach orders evacuation of condo deemed unsafe. Richard Branson aims to beat Bezos to space with a July 11th flight. HHS: Delta variant making it harder to reach herd immunity.
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A former President Donald Trump exec Allen Weisselberg has been charged in an alleged 15-year tax scheme, evading taxes on $1.7 million of income. Weisselberg has been indicted on 15 felony counts. Prosecutors says that the Trump org CFO evaded taxes on $1.7 million in income.Prosecutors are also saying that the Trump organization devised a tax scheme to compensate its top executives "off the books."
McCarthy is refusing to say whether he will appoint members to the Jan 6 commission. Sources are saying that McCarthy is threatened by probe. Sources are saying that McCafrthy threatened GOPs members if they accepted offer from Pelosi to serve on Jan 6 select committee. McCarthy is "shocked" that Cheney accepted the position on Jan 6 select committee. Cheney says that oath come before politics. Pelosi appoints GOP Rep Liz Cheney to Jan 6 commission.
Biden says that the families of the collapse victims are "going through hell." Biden met with the families of the condo collapse victims and says that "they're praying, pleading, God let there be miracle. Rescue efforts resume after being halted for nearly 25 hours, amid concerns that the rest of the building could fall.
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Bill Cosby speaks out for the first time since being released from prison: "I have always maintained my innocence"; Cosby is back home after PA supreme court overturns sexual assault conviction Cosby served 2 years of 10-year sentence in prison; Bill Cosby accuser says overturned conviction "May discourage those who seek justice for sexual assault"
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L.A. County pushes mask wearing indoors, even among vaccinated; Israel revives mandate.
12 dead, 149 unaccounted for in high-rise condo collapse; Dispatch audio:”Almost resembles the Trade Center”.
800 responders from 60 agencies assisting search and rescue.
Florida State Attorney plans to call for grand jury probe of collapse.
Letter to residents 2 months before condo collapse were told “the concrete deterioration is accelerating”.
Report: Contractor found cracking 3 hours before collapse.
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The mayor of Miami-Dade County has confirmed 11 people died in the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida; 150 people are still unaccounted for.
A 2018 report shows, an engineering firm warned about "major structural damage."
The owners of the building were to begin payments for repairs days after collapse.
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Families give DNA samples of missing, official: "we don't know the exact number that were in the building", firefighters battle heavy smoke from debris, $5 million lawsuit filed against association of the collapsed condo, Chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years for Floyd murder
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Desperate search continues as 99 unaccounted for in condo collapse; fire official says tactical units heard sounds from rubble earlier. Surveillance video shows moment building "literally collapsed". Lawmakers reach bipartisan deals on infrastructure, police reform; Biden: "heart of democracy requires consensus". Highly transmissible Delta variant found in cluster of cases at NV elementary school; variant spreading in 49 states and D.C. Britney Spears makes a shocking confession.
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New police body cam video shows horrifying capitol siege; Judge: GOP attempt to "rewrite history" is utter nonsense" New videos show capitol police rioters attacking police: "Pigs"; top united States General rips GOP's critical race theory talking point; United States General: GOP criticizing military on diversity is "Offensive"; New video shows capitol rioters attacking police as McCarthy admits he hasn't talked to republicans spreading conspiracies;
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Voting rights bill fails to advance; all in GOP vote against it; As voting rights bill fail to advance, McConnell says of sham Arizona audit: "I'm Okay" with the states sorting this "Stuff out"; Schumer says McConnell is using " language and the logic of southern senators in the 60' to block voting rights bill; Democrats Manchin and Sinema set against ending filibuster; Pelosi tells colleagues she will name select committee to probe January 6 2021
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Local election officials ousted by GOP for rejecting lies. Source: Prosecutors could decide whether to charge Trump Organization executive as soon as next month. QAnon's obsession with Arizona audit, overturning election sparks fears of further violence. Hours away from polls opening in New York City's mayoral primary.
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Pence gets drowned out by hecklers shouting "Traitor" at summit; as new video sjow Trump supporter punching officer at riot; New video shred GOP rep's "normal tourist visit" remark; rioter: "Disarm them and then we storm the f*cking capitol" GOP says Biden gave Putin a pass, ignores Trump track record; Republicans dismiss Manchin's voting compromise; Schumer set to hold vote on advance election bill Tuesday
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Horrifying new video from the insurrection at the Capitol shows a man with a flagpole rushing and tackiing officers to the ground. Biden signs law making Juneteenth a federal holiday. One person is dead and 12 others are injured in an Arizona shooting spree as the U.S. sees a surge in gun violence; 19 mass shootings in the last week. Grocery store clerk fatally shot over a face mask dispute.
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Biden confronts Putin, warns of "consequences," but Russian president sidesteps questions on cyber attacks and navalny; Biden says "I did what I came to do" but Putin conflicts remain; Putin cites black lives matter and capitol riot when asked about crackdown on Navalny and Russian opposition; President Biden says Putin "Knows that I will take action" on continued election meddling, cyber attacks;
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Biden, Putin to meet as relations at lowest point since Cold War.
21 in GOP vote no on congressional gold medal for Jan. 6 officers.
FBI Chief pressed on missed warning signs in Jan. 6 attack.
Emails: Trump, allies pushed DOJ to probe false election claims.
NYT: Trump organization’s Finance Chief could face charges as soon as this summer; Appears probe heading into final stages.
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Biden on Putin: "he's bright, he's tough.. he is, as they say when you used to play ball, a worthy adversary". FBI warns QAnon followers more emboldened than ever, may move from "digital soldiers" to taking violent real world action. House Judiciary Committee announces investigation into data secretly sought from members of Congress and journalists.
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Trump's department of Justice sent broad request to apple as part of leak probe targeting lawmakers; Microsoft also subpoenaed; Apple: Trump's department of justice demanded data on 73 phone numbers and 35 emails as part of leak probe that targeted lawmakers Microsoft also subpoenaed for data in connection to capitol hill staffer; Senate democrats threaten to seapoena Barr on seizure of Data
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Vaccinations dwindle as misinformation grows more contagious; GOP-invited doctor falsely testifies that vaccines magnetize people. Bipartisan group of senators announce infrastructure deal; $578 billion in spending, no tax increases. Biden will have "direct" and "candid" face to face meeting with Putin; Trump tries to undercut meeting, announces his own Putin summit. Autopsy says Andrew Brown Jr. died from gunshot wound to the back of the head; district attorney said officers were "justified"
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Biden tested on world stage as domestic agenda is in peril; Growing number of democrats urge Biden, leadership to act without GOP; "The republicans have held ud up long enough"; Biden says he won't hold back in Putin meeting: United States will respond in a "robust" way if Russia engages in "harmful activities"; Sources: White house worried Harris foreign trip is overshadowed by questions about why she didn't visit the border; Vice President Harris faces headwinds on both top items in her portfolio: immigration and voting rights;
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VP Harris speaks after meeting with Mexico’s President; Comes as GOP criticizes lack of visit to southern border. VP Harris: Border problem stems from crises in 3 key countries. Senate report on January 6 avoids Trump’s role in inciting riot. Fauci warns U.S. cannot allow Delta variant to become dominant; Current fast-growing strain that originated in India. Author: U.S. was well-equipped to contain COVID pandemic but initially had one of worst responses to it.
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Audio shows Giuliani pressuring Ukrainian officials to probe Biden in exchange for aid: "it would go a long way". VP Harris to undocumented migrants: "do not come" to United States. Fellow Democrats rip Sen. Joe Manchin, with some calling him the "new Mitch McConnell". Classified report warned COVID might have leaked from Wuhan lab. Judge overturns California ban on assault weapons, the type of guns used in Sandy Hook, Aurora, Las Vegas mass shootings.
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NY Times: Manhattan D.A. subpoenaed Jeffrey McConney, to testify before a grand jury, Biden rejects GOP infrastructure offer despite $50B increase, New urgency in White House over threat of cyberattacks as FBI Director Wray compares danger to 9/11
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Manchin on infrastructure talks: "We need to do something in a bipartisan way" as source confirms Biden offered to lower price tag to $1 trillion. According to sources, Trump is asking advisers if he could be reinstated as president. DOJ investigating whether GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz obstructed justice during ongoing sex trafficking probe. Biden expands Trump order banning U.S. investment in Chinese firms connected to the Chinese military.
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According to the NY Times, Trump is telling allies he expects he will be reinstated by August, urging conservative writers to say election was stolen. Private investigator hired to find, serve Rep. Mo Brooks with lawsuit claiming he incited January 6 insurrection. George P. Bush, son of Jeb Bush, announcing he is running for Texas Attorney General. Netanyahu on the way out as Prime Minister.
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Trump endorses Texas Governor Greg Abbott after Abbott pushes restrictive voter law; Biden slams GOP voting restrictions as "simply un-American"; Former Trump adviser Michael Flynn appears to suggest Myanmar-style coup "Should happen" in United States; Pro-Trump attorney Powell claims Trump "Can simply be reinstated"
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Biden: democracy thrives "when people have the right to vote freely and fairly and conveniently". Democratic Congressman calls on Biden to create presidential commission to investigate January 6th insurrection. DOJ adds four new defendants to Oathkeepers conspiracy case. Former Trump advisor, Michael Flynn, appears to suggest a Myanmar-style coup "should happen" in the United States. Virus experts: not getting answers to origins of COVID could have dire consequences in the future.
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GOP blocks capitol riot panel; only 6 voted in favor of bill; GOP Senator calls out republicans on January 6 commission: "Short term political gain at the expense of understanding" attack; Poll: 23 percent of republicans believe Qunon conspiracy theories; Mother, partner of fallen officer Brian Sicknick slam GOP; "All talk and no action" after blocking insurrection probe;
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Awaiting the vote on the Jan 6 commission bill. The senate GOP is expected to block it despite please from the fallen Capitol officer's mother and ex-DHS secretaries. The GOP may be caving to Former President Donald Trump. The slain officer's mom asks, "How can they not be doing the right thing?" Mitch McConnell is asking senators to oppose the bill as a "personal favor."
Gaetz and Greene take road show and Trump's election lie to Georgia. A Gaetz-Greene rallygoer says he's "hopeful" that the election will be overturned and clings to the false claim that Trump won the 2020 presidential election, "This was too great of a crime and we just can't let it go."
Former House Speaker Paul Ryan is expected to say that conservatives are "at a crossroads" in a speech that rebukes Trump tonight. Rep. Gaetz takes a shot at Former House Speaker Paul Ryan. Current and former republicans take sides as Trump looms large.
Authorities has previously detained the California shooter and found hatred towards his employer and had books about terrorism and manifestos. Authorities had questioned the shooter about hating his workplace. Nine victims who were killed in the California shooting have been identified and range in age 29-63.
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Witness told to prep for grand jury testimony in trump case; Prosecutors investigate Trump tell witness prepare for grand jury testimony, signaling probe is advanced stage; Some Trump advisers see a Trump indictment as inevitable; California governor "The hell's wrong with us?" eight people killed in California mass shooting; 232 mass shooting this year; Biden blames Trump administration for "Failure" to get inspectors on ground early in pandemic: Hampers probe into COVID"s origins
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The Washington Post reporting the Manhattan District Attorney has convened a grand jury that is expected to decide whether to indict former president Donald Trump. After five days Republican leaders finally condemn Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Holocaust comparison. A memorial to remember George Floyd one year after his murder. CDC: Half of U.S. adults are fully vaccinated against COVID
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The White House isn't ruling out a theory on the origin of COVID-19 as new reports reveal Wuhan lab staffers were hospitalized in 2019. Dr. Fauci not convinced COVID developed naturally; former CDC Chief: he thinks it "escaped" from a lab. House GOP leadership silent as Rep. Majorie Taylor-Greene doubles down on comparing mask mandate to the Holocaust. Trump loyalists push for Arizona style election audit in more states.
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Gaetz & Greene take road show to AZ, ground zero for big lie. CNN: Gaetz’s ex-girlfriend to cooperate in sex trafficking probe. Police to release all video in death of Ronald Greene tonight. Biden tells CNN it’s “wrong“mot seize reporters records after Trump administration targeted Barbara Starr. Veterans rip Sen. Cruz for mocking “emasculated military”. Attorney: DNA on weapon shows innocent man may have been executed.
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Republicans refuse to back riot commission, say quiet part out loud: "rehashing" it is not good for politics. McCarthy says that he would be willing to testify about January 6 conversation with then President Trump before commission that is likely going nowhere. Trump predictably attacks 35 Republicans who broke with him, GOP leadership by voting in favor of January 6 commission; calling them "weak". Bodycam video shows troopers tase, kick, and drag Black man; family says they were told he died after crashing into a tree. Trump Organization executive Weisselberg under criminal investigation.
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House passes bill to form January 6 Commission; 175 GOP no votes after Trump calls it a "Democrat Trap"; 35 Republicans break with McCarthy, vote yes on January 6 Commission; CNN: New York attorney general opens criminal tax probe into Trump organization CFO; More states breaking with CDC, barring mask mandates in schools; 200+ colleges and Universities requiring students to be vaccinated;
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Republican on McCarthy opposing bipartisan January 6 commission: "Kevin got too scared and he can't let it go any place". Scales urges republicans to vote against Jan. 6 commission; Qanon zeros in on conspiratorial election audit in AZ. Protesters demand justice in North Carolina; district atty says Andrew Brown jr. " Drove directly" At deputy before fatal shooting; Sources: Biden phone call with Netanyahu was firmer in tone than the white house revealed publicly.
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Cities, states, businesses grapple with whether to align with CDC on mask's or break with guidelines; 20 states in process of ending mandates; California and New Jersey keep orders; GOP Arizona election official: Trump's election lie "unhinged;" Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz ally formally pleads guilty to 6 federal charges; admits to judge he solicited and paid a minor for sex.
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Ocasio-Cortez: Greene's behavior shows she is "Deeply Unwell"; Marjorie Taylor Greene tells AOC to "Get rid of your diaper" Through office mail slot in now deleted video; Gaetz associate plans to plead guilty to 6 federal charges; Plea agreement: Gaetz associate met minor hotels and "Engaged in commercial sex acts" at least 7 times
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"Great day for America", Biden touts as new CDC guidance states that fully vaccinated Americans no longer need masks indoors or outdoors in most cases. Rep. Majorie Taylor-Greene pulls stunt, berates Rep. Ocasio-Cortez outside House chamber. Sources: Colonial Pipeline paid ransom to hackers.
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McCarthy says with a straight face "I don't think anybody is questioning the legitimacy of the presidential election; Cheney speaks out after leadership ouster: I intend to be a leader in "A fight to help to restore our party"; Trump defense secretary backtracks on blaming Trump for capitol riot; Colonial pipeline begins to restart operations, warns it will take several days" for service to return to normal;
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Rep. Cheney on eve of vote to remove her from leadership position: I will have something to say "In a little bit"; Protesters on streets as Brown family sees 19 minutes video of deputy-involved shooting; family: unjustified killing;Arizona governor signs bill purging tens of thousands of people in state from early voting list; Florida Gov. Desantil declares state of emergency activates national guard over gas shortage; 4 states declares state of emergency; long lines at gas stations, dow plunges over gas shortage fears;
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy says "GOP embraces free thoughts and debate" in letter about ousting Rep. Liz Cheney, who's under fire for criticizing Trump; FBI: criminal group originating from Russia responsible for cyberattack on U.S. pipeline; Democrats push national voting rights bill; 361 restrictive bills introduced in 47 states
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Rep Matt Gaetz, under federal investigation, joins forces with conspiracy theorist Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene; The United States adds 266,000 jobs; economist predicted 1 million; Biden says United States economy recovery still has "A long way to go" Follow dismal April jobs report; Federal grand jury indicts Derek Chauvin, 3 other ex-Minneapolis officers on charges of violating George Floyd's civil rights;Texas house passes election bill with new voting restrictions; Large Chinese rocket set to tumble back to earth this weekend;
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McCarthy, Stefanik, other Republicans still touting Biden bill they unanimously opposed. Florida Governor DeSantis signs restrictive voting bill into law. Texas lawmakers debate bills restricting ballot access. In the U.S., COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations are at their lowest levels in 7 months.
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Cheney warns "Trump language can provoke violence again"; GOP Rep. Liz Cheney: We need to "Steer away from the dangerous anti-democratic Trump cult of personality" Facing leadership ouster, Cheney says GOP at "Turning Point"; Trump endorses loyalist Rep. Stefanik to replace Cheney; Cheney: McCarthy "Changed his story on Trump Jan 6 role; McConnell dodges when asked if he will help defend Cheney: "100 percent of my focus is standing up to this administration"; CDC: COVID Variant first detected in India is circulating in Untied States; Fauci: CDC's summer camp COVID guidance looks "A bit strict"
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JPMorgan CEO warns U.S. is “gonna have inflation”
Could the U.S. be headed for a “roaring 20s recovery?
Radio station in PA calling out officials for election lies; WITF Senior Editor: “These are not normal times”
WSJ editorial: Cheney “is daring to tell the truth to GOP voters”;
Rep. Liz Cheney, mother of 5 & daughter of VP, fighting biggest fight of her political career;
DOJ prepares to offer guilty plea deals to 4 Capitol rioters
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Cost of questioning Trump's big election lie: Cheney leadership role in question, Romney booed, GOP officials censured. Former President Bush: if GOP stands for "White Anglo-saxon protestantism, then it's not going to win anything". Biden: richest Americans should "pay their fair share". Three arrested during protests after funeral of Andrew Brown Jr.
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New York Times: at least one search warrant on Rudy Giuliani’s home, office sought evidence related to firing of U.S. ambassador. Daily Beast: associate’s letter says Gaetz paid for sex with minor. GOP rift plays out in Texas special election tomorrow. Of 11 Republicans in Texas race, only one will stand up to Trump. Mcconnell wades into culture wars; slams 1619 Project. California Governor faces recall after criticism over Covid restrictions. U.S. restricting travel from Covid-ravaged India.
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Breaking his silence, Giuliani denies wrongdoing after FBI raids his home and office. Giuliani's assistant is subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury.
India facing catastrophe amid COVID surge, hospitals on the verge of collapse; $100 million in U.S. aid on the way, including masks and oxygen.
Biden hits road to sell $6 trillion agenda as economy soars; growing by 6.4% in first quarter of this year.
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FBI raids Rudy Giuliani's Manhattan home and office; NYT: investigators seized Giuliani's electronic devices; search warrant also executed at home of Trump ally Victoria Toensing; This search of Giuliani's home was apart of probe into whether he broke lobbying laws as former President Trump lawyer; President Joe Biden first address to joint session of congress; Biden speech expert: "We have to prove democracy still works, that our government still works" Biden's speech to reference capitol attack from the very room rioters tried to prevent him from becoming president.
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Reporter behind false story about Kamala Harris’ book and migrants resigns, says she was “ordered” to write it.
Biden to deliver address to Congress from room where rioters tried to prevent him from becoming President.
New surveillance video shows NC deputies before fatal shooting of Andrew Brown as FBI civil rights probe into death.
Poll shows pandemic is financially hurting women more than men.
CDC: Vaccinated people no longer need masks outdoors, except in crowded areas. Masks still recommended for fully vaccinated people attending large outdoor public events, such as concerts or stadiums.
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Family attorney of Brown Jr. says bodycam video shows "his hands on the steering wheel while being shot at".
Minnesota Attorney General: "sufficiently concerned" about Chauvin appeal, but believes trial was "solid" and "fair"
Biden expected to roll out second half of infrastructure proposal in speech on Wednesday; likely to total another $2 trillion.
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