CNN US
House Dems push to censure Trump over 'both sides' comments
Three House Democrats drafted a resolution to formally censure President Donald Trump for saying Tuesday that "both sides" shared responsibility for the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that resulted in the death of Heather Heyer, a young woman protesting hate groups, as well as injuring more than a dozen people.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium set to open
Cost of wine impacts perception on taste
Sprint giving low-income kids free devices
Mom reunited with wandering 2-year-old
Death of MMA fighter under investigation
Man saved from sailboat meets rescuers
Parents charged with child abuse for pranks
Woman nearly scammed by fake job ad
Dog's stolen ashes returned to widow
Firefighter receives national honor for service locally & nationally
Yep. It's for real. She's having a baby
DHS ends program for Central American minors
The trade that could lead to 16-0 Patriots season
Obama's tweet in response to Charlottesville attack is one of the biggest tweets ever
Charlottesville victim's mom has a message for white nationalists
Republicans are talking -- but what are they doing about Trump?
New 'Game of Thrones' leak hits season seven
Baltimore removes Confederate statues
Pagination
Google News sitemap — sections: us
Subscribe to CNN US feed