The Supreme Court accelerated the Colorado ballot case "with rocket fuel," says Law Professor Tobias Barrington Wolff. And the speed with which it deals with Trump's appeal of his immunity case "will determine whether [the Jan. 6] criminal trial happens before or after the election."
Despite persistent rumors that the Democrats will draft Michelle Obama for President, "she is not someone who likes politics," says David Axelrod. "I would be floored if she would consent to that. They feel that they gave ten years of their life to this," adding, "I have as much chance of dancing in the Bolshoi Ballet next year."
The fact that Biden isn't doing the Super Bowl interview and probably won't debate, says James Carville, "that's a sign your staff doesn't have much confidence in you." And while it's "never too late" to change candidates, "the later it gets the more confusing the process gets."
While the Special Counsel's description of President Biden's memory loss "is over-the-top and more colorful than necessary," says Elie Honig, it's "relevant to the prosecutorial determination," because "a lot of Joe Biden's statements have been seriously undermined by the facts of this case....he knew he had these documents."
Joe Biden may have been cleared of legal wrongdoing by the special counsel, but the description of him as unable to recall basics has rattled already worried voters. And at his angry press conference, he seemed to be in denial - both about the substance of the report, and its political implications.
The White House is pushing back on the special counsel's report that characterized President Biden as an elderly man with a poor memory. Anna Coren speaks with Helen Lewis of The Atlantic about the Biden Administration's response.
Amidst the Super Bowl frenzy taking over Las Vegas, a local wedding chapel is offering a unique package: A free wedding ceremony for couples named Travis and Taylor, just like the football star Kelce and pop star Swift.
Taylor Swift performs one last time in Tokyo on her "Eras Tour" before she heads to Las Vegas to watch boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, play in the Super Bowl.
Six people are dead and hundreds injured in violent clashes in northern India over the demolition of a mosque and Islamic school. CNN's Vedika Sud reports
Originating in southern China during the Tang dynasty, lion dances are an ubiquitous sight during the Lunar New Year, performed to scare away evil spirits and ensure good fortune. But in many parts of Asia, the ancient art goes beyond tradition. It's become a fiercely competitive sport. CNN visits Yun Fook Tong, one of Hong Kong's top teams, as its members train to become fearless lions.
Independent candidates affiliated with Imran Khan won a plurality of National Assembly seats in Pakistan's general elections but still no final decision on who will be the next prime minister.
A jury awarded scientist Michael Mann more than $1 million in punitive damages after he sued conservative writers for defaming him and ridiculing his scientific research.
Farmers across Europe are continuing to protest stiff EU regulations and what they say is unfair competition from Ukrainian agriculture. CNN's Michael Holmes reports.
Pakistani officials call for calm after people took to the streets amid delays in results from national elections and cries of vote-rigging and corruption. CNN's Sofia Saifi breaks down the latest results.
A shakeup in the top echelon of Ukraine's military, even as front-line battles against Russia continue. Military analyst Mick Ryan explains why President Zelensky made the changes, and how delays in aid for Ukraine helps Russia.
Newly uncovered audio by CNN's KFile reveals Trump-backed RNC chair candidate and chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, Michael Whatley, echoed Donald Trump's 2020 election lies. CNN's Andrew Kaczynski reports.
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