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For months President Donald Trump has been talking about what he'll do on his first day in office. CNN's Dana Bash reviews his promises.

The reason why I joined an estimated 125,000 men, women and children in Boston at the Women's March is simple. I don't agree with a President who "tweets" us like crap. And by "us," I mean all of us.

A day after his younger brother nearly upset one of the game's greats at the Australian Open, Mischa Zverev went one better when he eliminated Andy Murray in four sets to hand the world No. 1 his worst grand slam defeat -- in ranking -- in a decade.

Host Gabon exited the Africa Cup of Nations after being held to a goalless draw by Cameroon, which progressed from Group A with Burkina Faso Sunday.

Hallmarks of President Donald Trump's free-wheeling, unconventional campaign style have long been expected to carry over to the White House, but what remained to be seen was whether his promises of acting "so presidential" would come to pass.

CNN's Don Lemon speaks to Imam Mohamed Magid, executive director of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society, about the prayer service President Trump attended.

A cake at President Donald Trump's inaugural ball night mirrored one at President Barack Obama's in 2013.

The NFC Championship Game between the Green Bay Packers and Atlanta Falcons is Sunday at 3:05 p.m. ET, and the noise level from football fans at the Georgia Dome likely will be at an all-time high.

It was certainly a magic moment -- hundreds of thousands of women pouring hour after hour into the Mall in Washington, joined in protest by women in dozens of American cities and even in a half dozen or more big cities overseas. All told, reported the Washington Post, millions marched to champion their rights and those of others, one of the biggest crowds in recent years.

The clock is ticking. President Trump has between now and April 29 to make the most of his Hundred Days.

CNN's Brian Stelter opened his show "Reliable Sources" Sunday with a critique of new White House press secretary Sean Spicer.

After the National Park Service retweeted a few messages that negatively compared the crowd sizes at Obama's 2009 inauguration to Donald Trump's inauguration, representatives from the new administration asked the Interior Department's digital team to temporarily stop using Twitter, according to a message obtained by CNN.

On the surface, it seems like social media has the boundless potential to expand our world, connecting us to ideas and people we otherwise would never have found. However, a new study claims just the opposite: Social media actually isolates us, creating and facilitating confirmation biases and echo chambers where old -- and sometimes erroneous -- information is just regurgitated over and over again.

On the first episode of 'Saturday Night Live' after President Trump's inauguration, a smug Vladimir Putin brags about Russia's role in the election.

Jake Tapper looks at Donald Trumps switch from Trump Force One to Air Force One... is it a step down?

CNN's Fred Pleitgen travels to the religious city of Qom to hear from Iranians and their perception of the newly elected president of the United States.

The New York Times is investigating an apparent hack of one of its Twitter accounts that happened Sunday morning.

Speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press," Kellyanne Conway said White House press secretary Sean Spicer's false claims about crowd sizes at the inauguration were "alternative facts."

The moment Donald Trump became the 45th President, some legal experts say he triggered a violation of the foreign emoluments clause in the Constitution, flouted the plain terms of the lease for his Washington hotel, and opened himself up to a dizzying array of ethical questions on financial conflicts of interests.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, said Sunday he doesn't blame President Donald Trump for complaining about leaks from the intelligence community.