The Kennedy family is joining the legal fight against Trump’s planned 250-foot monument, arguing it would disrupt views of JFK’s grave and other memorials at Arlington National Cemetery.
The Kennedy family is joining the legal fight against Trump’s planned 250-foot monument, arguing it would disrupt views of JFK’s grave and other memorials at Arlington National Cemetery.
The House voted to refer the measure to a committee, effectively killing the resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. CNN’s Manu Raju explains as the vote is counted.
A jury found Virginia man Naresh Bhatt guilty of first-degree murder Tuesday, rejecting his claim on the stand that his wife died by suicide. In shocking testimony last week, Bhatt said he found her unconscious and when he couldn’t revive her, he panicked and dismembered and disposed of her body. He denied killing his wife, Mamta Kafle Bhatt, whose body has never been found.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, an independent who caucuses with Democrats, and Democratic Sen. Elissa Slotkin said they won’t back Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to stay on as Democratic leader next year.
A doorbell camera showing women making monkey noises and gestures as they walked past an apartment where three Black Ole Miss students reportedly live has sparked outrage. The University of Mississippi condemned the “offensive” behavior and says it is investigating.
UPDATE: Alaina Kunes, one of the women identified in the video, sent a statement to CNN affiliate WMC apologizing and saying her actions were “insensitive, inappropriate, and deeply harmful.” Kunes said she did not know the residents' race, adding, “I would have never intentionally made those noises or gestures toward a person of color.”
Tuesday is the deadline for voters in Mississippi to provide updated documentation if they had to cast provisional ballots on Election Day. CNN’s Annie Grayer breaks down the timeline for election officials in Mississippi as the Senate candidates wait for a decision in the race that is still too close to call. Discover more videos, including live streams and exclusive storytelling, on our Watch page.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has filed articles of impeachment against US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The effort follows the GOP’s disastrous midterm election losses last week and Republican criticism aimed at Hegseth. CNN's Haley Britzky reports.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie has filed articles of impeachment against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The House must vote by Wednesday on the effort, which is likely to pass. A trial could then be held in the Senate, where a supermajority, two-thirds of the body, would need to be reached to convict.
