In his final days, a Vietnam vet at a VA facility was twice found covered in ants, daughter says.
In this week's State of the Cartoonion Jake Tapper explores the recent surge of expletives in politics.
Sen. Rand Paul warns against a "needless escalation" of war, saying that bombing Iran after a recent attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities would be a "big mistake."
Sen. Rand Paul discusses possible new gun legislation, but doesn't commit to supporting red flag laws or universal background checks.
In a panel discussion Aisha Moodie-Mills and Jennifer Granholm debate Joe Biden's response to a question on his ability to repair the legacy of slavery.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang urges forgiveness for the recent racial comments made by a "Saturday Night Live" comedian.
CNN's Brian Stelter discusses how the media surrounding President Trump and the push for impeachment proceedings focuses on the process, not the impeachable conduct itself.
State Journal columnist Tom Oates writes in advance of the Packers' home opener: "The cold, hard truth is that Packers fans aren’t what they once were."
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg discusses his "Medicare for All Who Want It" plan, warns that a mandatory gun buyback plan is playing right into the Republicans' hands, talks about the future of the war in Afghanistan and says a person at any age can be "a great president."
Presidential Andrew Yang tells Jake Tapper that he would like to see college athletes be paid at a national level
