A manhunt for a suspect who authorities said killed an elderly man and then posted the video on Facebook expanded outside Ohio, with authorities calling on residents of nearby states to be on alert.
"Dropping bombs, having missile strikes doesn't make one presidential," Dan Rather says. He talks about patriotism and urges skeptical questioning of Trump aides and Pentagon officials.
Chris Arnade, a former banker, travels across the country writing about poverty and addiction. He describes the "front row versus back row" divide and says Americans are speaking "two different languages."
Jen Psaki, who was one of Obama's communications director, discusses Sean Spicer's tough week but says "he seems to be doing what Donald Trump wants him to do."
The Murdoch family is divided over Bill O'Reilly's future at Fox News. Brian Stelter says O'Reilly is a profit center for Fox but also a "liability" now.
One of the jobs of journalism is try to "puncture through filter bubbles" to help people see and hear things they wouldn't otherwise hear, NPR's Michael Oreskes says.
City of Berkeley Police spokesman Byron White said 13 people have been arrested and at least one officer has been injured as protestors clashed Saturday afternoon. CNN's Ana Cabrera has more.
People across the country participated in the Tax March, a protest organized in response to President Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
Attorney and crisis management specialist Lanny Davis says that Fox News host Bill O'Reilly needs to solve his crisis by addressing the fact that he has hurt people.
Through his tweets, speeches and interviews Donald Trump has perfected the art of distraction. CNN's Tom Kludt dives into how President Trump turns criticisms aimed his way right back at his detractors, and what that means for the media covering him.
The Nissan Rogue Dogue looks like a normal car, but the magic is in the trunk. It's tricked out for doggy luxury, complete with food trays and a shower.
The "Fast and Furious" franchise may be known for its ridiculous action scenes, but it also does serious business. See how this franchise has brought in almost $4 billion worldwide.