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Melissa McCarthy returned to "SNL" with her explosive impression of President Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer.

"Saturday Night Live" saw yuge ratings Saturday night with President Trump impersonator Alec Baldwin as host.

Andrew Sullivan says it's time for journalists to talk publicly about President Trump's "mental stability."

Rafael Shimunov was at home in Queens on January 28, when he got word that the protests outside the international arrivals terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport had begun to swell.

Germany's parliamentary assembly has elected Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a Social Democrat, as the country's president.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Sunday he stands by his calls for the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act -- but wants President Donald Trump and Republicans to ensure those covered by its Medicaid expansion aren't harmed.

The mayor of a town in suburban Paris appealed for calm Sunday after demonstrations over the alleged rape of a young man by police turned violent.

Michael Bennett, a Pro Bowl defensive end for the Seattle Seahawks, is one of the NFL's most outspoken players on social issues.

Across the United States, some unauthorized immigrants are keeping their children home from school. Others have suspended after-school visits to the public library. They have given up coffee shop trips and weekend restaurant dinners with family.

Taraji P. Henson took home two NAACP Image Awards on Saturday night. One was for her role in "Hidden Figures," which was named best movie.

President Donald Trump tweeted "see you in court" -- and "Saturday Night Live" obliged.

President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe responded to North Korea having test-fired a ballistic missile. It is the first missile test conducted by North Korea since US President Donald Trump took office.

Rep. Jason Chaffetz has some explaining to do. As chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, the Utah Republican spared no effort in leading the multiple investigations of Hillary Clinton. Yet he has shown little interest in investigating, or even questioning, President Donald Trump's myriad financial entanglements. His explanations of the difference suggest that Chaffetz doesn't even understand why Congress has the power to investigate in the first place.

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CNN's Polo Sandoval travels to Mexico to speak with an undocumented Arizona mother who was deported, leaving behind a husband and two US born children.

A Tennessee woman confronts Rep. Diane Black (R-TN) about health care reform at a town hall meeting in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Apple CEO Tim Cook wants the tech industry to take action against "fake news" stories that are polluting the web. "There has to be a massive campaign. We have to think through every demographic," Cook said in a rare interview.

The Justice Department on Friday signaled it stopped fighting to overturn a national injunction blocking the federal government from giving guidance to schools and transgender students, another sign President Donald Trump's administration is taking a different approach than former President Barack Obama's.

Supreme Court associate justice nominee Neil Gorsuch turned in to the Senate Judiciary Committee answers to a lengthy questionnaire, providing more details of his professional and personal history and including some of the most significant cases he presided over.