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Stephen Colbert can add another gig to his resume.

Former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer gave a rave review to current Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, calling his Monday performance "excellent," despite a rocky start on Saturday.

Donald Trump is under scrutiny for remarks he made during an appearance at the CIA where he suggested the United States might "have another chance" to take Iraq's oil supply. CNN's Barbara Starr reports.

A writer for "Saturday Night Live" has been suspended for a tweet that ridiculed Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump.

CNN's Jake Tapper reports on President Donald Trump's pattern of often stretching the facts in support of his claims.

The African Player of the Year will play no further part in this edition of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Rep. Mick Mulvaney throughout his legislative career took a hard line on unpaid taxes for government employees and officials -- a backdrop to his own tax issue as he prepares for his Tuesday confirmation hearing.

In two speeches in 2011, Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of labor, fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, described the employees hired at his restaurants as the "best of the worst" available in the employment pool.

President Donald Trump says he has resigned from positions in hundreds of business entities, according to a document provided to CNN by the Trump Organization.

Severe weather struck southern Georgia on January 21 and 22.

An East Boston man charged with pulling a fire alarm at the Pittsburgh Steelers' hotel early in the morning of Sunday's AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots has admitted he was "drunk" and "stupid" at the time.

After Wells Fargo admitted last fall to creating as many as 2 million fake accounts, nearly half a dozen former employees told CNNMoney they were retaliated against after they tried to stop these illegal sales tactics.

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Protesting what he described as crushingly negative coverage of President Donald Trump's inauguration, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said crowd size comparisons damaged the new administration's morale.

Sean Spicer's era of presiding over the White House briefing room began Monday as he faced questions from reporters for the first time as President Donald Trump's press secretary.

Sen. Marco Rubio, a key vote on the Senate Foreign Relations committee, said Monday he will vote for Donald Trump's choice for secretary of state, all but guaranteeing former oil CEO Rex Tillerson is confirmed as the US chief diplomat.

Emotions were high as friends and family waited for loved ones outside a San Antonio, Texas, mall after a shooting.

A man who was killed trying to stop a robbery at a San Antonio, Texas, mall is being hailed as a good Samaritan, and police have arrested two suspects who will face murder charges.

CNN's Jim Acosta asks White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer about President Trump's remarks during a weekend appearance at the CIA.

Five tons of explosives destroyed 19 buildings in Wuhan, China, in 10 seconds.