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Why Americans are turning away from politics—and what they want instead
About 7 in 10 Democrats say they have withdrawn from political news recently.
Luigi Mangione case has 'Highest risk' of jury nullification—legal analyst
CNN legal commentator Elie Honig cited Luigi Mangione's sudden fame as a reason his murder case could face jury nullification.
Joe Manchin warns Democratic Party brand is "toxic"
The ex-West Virginia governor said he was a lifelong Democrat because the party once prioritized issues like "good jobs and good pay."
Risk Luigi Mangione trial ends in hung jury "absolutely" elevated—lawyer
Elie Honig said that the risk of Mangione's trial ending in a hung jury is "elevated," but there are "systematic controls here against it."
Democrat mocks CNN after questioning pay raise for Congress
Senator Dick Durbin lambasted the media when pressed on whether members of Congress deserve a pay hike.
Drone mystery has "really scary undertone," defense tech CEO warns
A defense tech CEO said law enforcement and federal agencies lacked the "kinetic responses necessary" to react to drone threats.
Mitt Romney downplays concerns about Donald Trump's "retribution"
"I'm not particularly worried about criminal investigations," the Republican senator told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday morning.
Republican's remarks on vaccine "debate" sparks online backlash
Senator-elect Jim Banks of Indiana told CNN's Manu Raju on Friday that America is "ready for a big debate about vaccines."
Diddy update: Accuser changes details of abuse after CNN interview
A man accusing Sean "Diddy" Combs of sexual assault had inconsistencies in his story between his lawsuit and interview with CNN.
CNN host confronts Democrat on Joe Biden's Hunter pardon: "Any concerns?"
Senator Dick Durbin defended the president's decision to pardon his son Hunter, calling it a "labor of love...from a loving father."
John Bolton suggests Syria may have "interesting" files on Tulsi Gabbard
Bolton said he thinks Gabbard is "totally unqualified" to be director of national intelligence on Saturday.
Village People front man praises Donald Trump's "YMCA" dance
Victor Willis acknowledged that the song's association with Trump's campaign has greatly benefited its chart performance and sales.
NYPD outlines suspect's movements after UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting
The gunman who fatally shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is thought to have left New York City.
Trump's legal outcome "absolutely" could have ended differently: Attorney
Elie Honig outlined a hypothetical timeline in which federal trials and convictions for Trump could have occurred before the 2024 presidential election.
Some Republicans have "strange affection" for Putin: Former Trump adviser
H.R. McMaster said on Sunday that some Republicans "tend to parrot" the Russian leader's talking points.
John Bolton issues warning over Sebastian Gorka nomination: "Con man"
Donald Trump described Gorka as "a tireless advocate for the America First Agenda and the MAGA Movement."
Pam Bondi "exceeds" Matt Gaetz "on every level" as AG pick—Legal analyst
Gaetz withdrew his name from consideration on Thursday following accusations that he was involved in recruiting women online for sex.
Diddy's lawyers argue viral video of him, Cassie shown to judge was edited
Lawyers for Sean "Diddy" Combs claim the 2016 video of him physically assaulting Cassie Ventura is an edited version of surveillance footage.
Pete Hegseth's chances of being confirmed, according to Polymarket
Secretary of defense nominee's confirmation odds slip to 52 percent after new details about a sex assault allegation denied by him.
Mike Johnson dodges questions on Trump picks controversy in CNN interview
The House speaker tried to stay on message and avoided commenting on Trump's controversial Cabinet nominations.
Kristi Noem "knows nothing" about Homeland Security: Ex-Trump official
Noem will be a figurehead for anti-immigration policies under the incoming Trump presidency, Elizabeth Neumann said.
Landmark bridge's decision to quit X unleashes stream of jokes
The English bridge's announcement, caused by the rise of "inappropriate content" on the platform, led to a torrent of memes online.
Jim Jordan confronted on Trump's election fraud claims after 2024 victory
The GOP congressman voted against certifying the 2020 election but claimed total confidence in this year's results.
Bernie Sanders Explains What Donald Trump Did That Worked With Voters
After Donald Trump won the presidential election, Senator Bernie Sanders explained on Sunday what Trump did that worked with voters.
Jim Clyburn issues warning on Project 2025: "Jim Crow 2.0"
Representative James Clyburn of South Carolina repeated his warning that the controversial Project 2025 will be "Jim Crow 2.0."
CNN suffers election night TV ratings double blow
CNN's linear TV viewership was down from the 2016 and 2020 elections. MSNBC also brought in more TV viewers than CNN.
Ex-DNC chair compares D.C. to middle school, has advice for Democrats
Howard Dean, who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, believes the Democrats should do more grassroots organizing.
CNN exit poll shows Kamala Harris' one area of growth in election
Harris appears to have only improved among white college-educated voters when compared to President Biden's exit polls in 2020.
Trump's victory was "thorough shellacking": Former Biden official
Biden's ex-comms director attributed Harris' loss to anti-incumbent sentiment and challenges connecting with working-class voters.
Six voter groups that flocked to Donald Trump in 2024
CNN exit polling shows a number of places the Republican's numbers improved compared to 2020 election loss.
