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CNN's Chris Cuomo owns Corey Lewandowski with actual facts about Fox News 'pawns'

On Monday, Trump associate Corey Lewandowski was grilled by CNN's Chris Cuomo.

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Rupert Murdoch asked Trump to have US intelligence investigate whether his ex-wife was a Chinese spy: report

According to Vanity Fair reporter Gabriel Sherman, former Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch asked President Donald Trump to use U.S. resources to investigate his former wife.

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Ronald Reagan's son scorches GOP on MSNBC: 'They have no shame'

Former President Ronald Reagan's son, Ronald Prescott Reagan, appeared on MSNBC's Hardball Monday to talk Trump, and he didn't hold back.

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'Paul Ryan did nothing': CNN analyst explains how the GOP 'dropped the ball on oversight'

On Monday, CNN's Gloria Borger fact-checked conservative contributor Rob Astorino over a new House probe into the president.

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'Incredible hypocrisy': CNN panel explains how Trump's CPAC speech shows how the GOP 'lets anything go'

Over the weekend President Donald Trump spoke at CPAC and went off script, in what some pundits have called a bizarre speech. During a panel with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, guests said that Trump's speech simply showed the hypocrisy of the Republican Party.

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Judiciary chairman says he's certain that Trump obstructed justice and abused power

Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) said that he's confident President Donald Trump obstructed justice.

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CNN panel rips Trump's scandal-filled presidency: Anybody working for Trump will eventually need a lawyer

On Monday a CNN panel hosted by Wolf Blitzer slammed President Donald Trump for creating an environment where having a lawyer is now a requirement for wanting to work in the White House.

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'Think again': Phil Mudd warns that Democrats' probe into Trump will last way beyond 2020

Counterterrorism analyst Phil Mudd warned that House Democrats investigations into President Donald Trump will last way beyond 2020 during a Monday interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.

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'Fox News was an arm of the Republican Party -- now the White House is an arm of Fox': MSNBC panelist

An explosive expose on Fox News was posted by The New Yorker Monday that looked into the way that the network has become state-sanctioned media.

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White House may have staffed up on lawyers -- but they're not ready for Trump's 'undoing': MSNBC panel

Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY) demanded documents from 81 people affiliated with President Donald Trump Monday, and an MSNBC political panel predicts the White House isn't ready for the onslaught they're about to face.

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Physician stuns a Fox panel with ‘one of the best cases for single payer I’ve ever seen’

Amid mounting excitement over new Medicare for All legislation unveiled this week, Dr. Adam Gaffney took on a panel of skeptics at Fox Business Network on Friday, delivering a widely celebrated argument for why U.S. lawmakers need to heed the growing public demands to replace private for-profit health insurance with a national single-payer system.

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North Korean hackers targeted US 'critical infrastructure' while Trump kissed up to Kim in Hanoi: NYT cybersecurity reporter

New York Times cybersecurity reporter Nicole Perlroth told CNN on Monday that while President Donald Trump was in Hanoi giving Kim Jong-un a pass for murdering American college student Otto Warmbier, North Korean hackers attacked more than 100 sites in the United States and among our allies, including water utilities, oil and gas companies, and "critical infrastructure companies" in the U.S.

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House investigations unleash ‘Employ a Lawyer Week’ as Trump associates scramble for legal counsel: Ex-federal prosecutor

Former federal prosecutor Cathy Fleming told MSNBC's Ali Velshi on Monday that if President Donald Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow was any example, the House's sweeping investigations into the White House will ensure a lot of lawyers have work for years to come.

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