CNN's Anderson Cooper takes on President Trump's comment about excessive toilet flushing during a small business roundtable at the White House.
A dentist in Anchorage, Alaska, charged with Medicaid fraud now stands accused of performing unlawful dental acts after video of him riding a hoverboard while removing a patient's tooth surfaced. CNN affiliate KTUU is covering his trial.
The Christmas parade in Wake Forest, North Carolina is being canceled because of safety concerns due to expected protests both supporting and opposing Confederate sympathizers. Town spokesperson Bill Crabtree said the decision wasn't popular but was the "right and safe decision."
CNN's Erin Burnett says President Donald Trump is not following his own advice by choosing to not participate in the House impeachment investigation.
Man lives with this mother's decaying body for six months before police find her during a welfare check.
President Donald Trump's phone calls with his lawyer Rudy Giuliani are sparking concerns about whether hostile foreign countries are listening in on their conversations. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
Another car hit by a projectile on Highway 101 in California, making 47 cases reported so far this year
No. 2 LSU will face No. 4 Georgia in the SEC championships this weekend. CNN's Coy Wire highlights Joe Burrow, the quarterback who's looking to lead the Tigers to victory in this key playoffs match.
Evening news briefing from CNN on Friday, December 6.
In this impeachment edition of The Point, Chris Cillizza and CNN legal analyst Laura Coates dig into one of our most-requested topics -- what's the deal with subpoenas? Chris and Laura explain how some members of the Trump administration have been able to ignore formal congressional subpoena…
Republicans have released a list of witnesses they want to appear before the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment hearing. The White House says it will not participate in the hearing.
A New Jersey couple and a homeless man have been accused of making up a feel-good story that raised more than $400,000 for the homeless man through GoFundMe. The couple, Kate McClure and Mark D'Amico, and the man, Johnny Bobbitt Jr., face charges of second-degree theft by deception and consp…
Climate change is going to make plants more susceptible to disease, but researchers are using a technique called CRISPR to try and make crops more resilient.
Coy Wire goes on a tour of College Football's Hall of Fame vault, filled with over a million artifacts.
CNN's Jake Tapper, in partnership with FactCheck.org, looks at statements made by Rep. Jim Jordan that the GOP says clear President Donald Trump of wrongdoing.
The Ninth-Circuit Court of Appeals, which has routinely blocked Trump administration rule changes, gave the administration a win when it lifted two injunctions blocking implementation of the administration’s changes to the public charge rule.
Morning news briefing from CNN on Friday, December 6.
With steadily rising wages and increasing demand for skilled jobs, the goal of earning a six-figure salary is more attainable than ever before.
President Trump relayed a message from King Solomon of Saudi Arabia stating that the Saudi people are "greatly angered" by the actions of the Pensacola shooter.
Former Vice President Joe Biden continues to lead the field of those seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, but nearly one-third of those surveyed said they still have not decided on a candidate.
Nancy Pelosi's daughter Christine Pelosi reacts to President Trump's comments about the House Speaker's reaction to a question from a reporter.
Watch Camila Cabello sing a unique rendition of Billie Eilish's "Bady Guy" on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon".
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and officials speak to the press after a shooter opened fire at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida. At least three people were killed by the gunman, who was a member of the Saudi military training at the station.
For the past 18 consecutive months, the U.S. has led the world’s crude oil production. It surpassed Russia and Saudi Arabia in June and August of 2018. One year later, the U.S. surpassed its own production record by 14.6 percent.
From the 1994 shooting on an Air Force base, to the deadly Fort Hood shooting, these are some of the devastating attacks on US military installations over the years.
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