Jake Tapper

Trump is being investigated by Bragg's office about a $130,000 hush money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 presidential election.

Gaetz's arguments against Kevin McCarthy are not new, Jake Tapper said.

"It doesn't seem Democrats were truly standing up with all of their force against these billion dollar rail companies," Jake Tapper said on Sunday.

President Joe Biden said negotiations on how to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine should include Ukraine.

"I think that the clever move is to invite him and see if he goes," the CNN personality suggested for an awkward situation facing President Joe Biden.

Texas Republican's CNN comments on Trump, the DOJ and SCOTUS protests have come under scrutiny. Newsweek Fact Check sifts through the Jake Tapper interview.

The secretary of state said Sunday that "when it comes to Putin's strategic objectives, he's already failed."

"I think from a pure accuracy, that's not a correct statement," Anthony Fauci said on CNN, explaining he wasn't involved with a false White House tweet.

CNN host Jake Tapper noted Sunday during his interview with Governor Tate Reeves that Mississippi's trigger law "has no exception for incest."

The Ukrainian president told CNN "we have very smart people" to train his forces quickly, calling reports that troops would need months to learn to use new tanks "tall tales."

CNN is the latest news network to launch a streaming platform. Called CNN+, customers will be able to access their news and more online via the CNN+ app.

The CNN anchor took issue with the way COVID cases are being counted, although he accepts that hospitals are under pressure because of the pandemic.

De Blasio has mandated that all unvaccinated private sector workers in New York City get vaccinated by December 27 this year.

After Wallace hosted a 2020 presidential debate, Tapper said he "did not have the control of the debate stage for much of the evening."

Mayor de Blasio said we could leave COVID behind "if we truly focus on vaccination and put the tough mandates in place to make sure we turn the corner."

"Do you think that you and the president were wrong?" Jake Tapper asked White House economic adviser Brian Deese on Sunday.

Fox News host Neil Cavuto has used his slots to encourage viewers to get vaccinated against COVID.

Aimed at protecting the right to vote, the House passed H.R.4. amid a wave of new laws in Republican-controlled states to restrict voting.

Reeves recently said people in Mississippi, which has the U.S.'s highest COVID death rate, are less scared of the virus because they "believe in eternal life."

"The rapidity, the hastiness," Tapper said. "Does President Biden not bear the blame for this disastrous exit from Afghanistan?"

"I think it would have had far more credibility than Speaker Pelosi's partisan committee that she has set up," the Maine senator said.

"Why do you think so few in your party seem to want to take this seriously and get to the bottom of happened on Jan. 6?" Tapper asked the Pennsylvania senator.

"The crowd cheered. As a public health official, what's your reaction watching that?" CNN host Jake Tapper asked the infectious disease expert.

Rep. Ilhan Omar said there had to be "the same level of accountability and justice for all victims of crimes against humanity."

McCaul was one of 175 GOP representatives who voted against forming a bipartisan commission to investigate the events of the Capitol riot.

"Senator Collins put an amendment in there to make it very bipartisan," Garza said, referring to Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, one of six Senate Republicans who voted for the bill. Her amendment would have allowed both parties to choose the commission staff members.

"I believe the schools should be open five days, full blast, just the way it was before. We really have to do that by the time we get to the fall," Dr. Fauci told CNN's Jake Tapper.

The widow of the late GOP senator John McCain ridiculed the state Republican Party's massive and ongoing recount effort aimed at overturning President Joe Biden's November victory over Donald Trump.

Omar said the Minneapolis community is on "edge" that Chauvin may be found not guilty by the jury.

"This is what happens when you live in a country where there is no First amendment. Insanity," CNN's Jake Tapper tweeted.