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Former senior Trump adviser Jack Kingston is just back from Moscow and joins "The Lead." Kingston suggests lifted Russian sanctions could help big business.

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest yet again suggested Thursday that Donald Trump knew Russia was interfering with the U.S. election back in July.

Dylann Roof is found guilty of all 33 federal charges he faced after last year's massacre. CNN's Nick Valencia reports.

City of Corpus Christi spokeswoman Kim Womack briefs the press on the status of tests to determine whether the city's water supply was contaminated by a chemical spill at a local industrial site.

Craig Sager, the longtime Turner Sports sideline reporter best known for his colorful wardrobe, has passed away after battling acute myeloid leukemia.

Our last show of 2016 details an evacuation in Aleppo, the potential threat posed by North Korea, and a recently announced hack of the Yahoo technology company.

A US official familiar with the US intelligence assessment of the Russia election-related hacking said the understanding is that the operation was carried out with sophisticated hacking tools.

Rep. Jack Kingston, a Donald Trump supporter, talks to CNN's Jake Tapper about his recent trip to Moscow and the future of sanctions on Russia under a Trump administration.

The United Nations is trying to get aid to people of eastern Aleppo, who have been evacuated from the fighting. CNN's Hala Gorani speaks to the UN Humanitarian Affairs Chief.

An Atlanta man was paralyzed from the neck down just months before his wedding.

CNN's Nick Valencia described the scene in the courtroom as Dylann Roof heard the jury find him guilty of all 33 federal charges he faced after last year's massacre at a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.

Gary Tuchman visits Whitefish, Montana to learn about their most infamous resident, white supremacist and leader in alt-right movement Richard Spencer.

Protests in Cameroon have turned deadly as Anglophones oppose appointments of French-speaking judges and teachers in English-speaking regions. They see it as a violation of their rights and culture.

Andre Bauer, Bill Press, Brian Hook and Julian Zelizer join Kate Bolduan on State of America to talk about the Russia hacking investigation.

Golf legend Arnold Palmer talks about his career in golf and where the sport is heading during a 1997 interview with CNN's Larry King.

With the help of his family and the support of the NBA community, sideline reporter Craig Sager maintained his "never give up" attitude as he battled acute myeloid leukemia. CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports.

A jury has found Dylann Roof guilty of killing nine people at a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina.

Since taking power in June, President Rodrigo Duterte has waged a brutal "war on drugs." The crackdown has been linked to more than 5,900 deaths.

During a State Department press conference, Secretary of State John Kerry said in regards to Aleppo, the Assad regime is "carrying out nothing short of a massacre."

"I just feel so strongly that we failed," former U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Valerie Amos tells Christiane Amanpour about Syria.