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The former Trump aide tells CNN she's unsure "that's going to play well with a jury"

"Everybody, and particularly women, have experiences with power dynamics," Renato Mariotti says

Eamonn Walker, who has played fire chief Wallace Boden on “Chicago Fire” for the past 12 years, is leaving the NBC series.

The former President was threatened with jail time if he violates his gag order a 11th time

The Chinese parent company says the ban, signed last month, violates the First Amendment rights of U.S. users

Ana Navarro jokes that Guantanamo Bay would "be close to Mar-a-Lago, Melania can come and visit"

The lawsuit, filed by an anonymous man, was on hold pending the outcome of Spacey's earlier criminal case

The school is also "conducting a careful review" of the response to that attack and "a broader assessment of all acts of violence" related to Gaza war protests

The comedian and “Daily Show” guest host says Democrats “take us for granted, man”

"The organization is currently reviewing plans for the transition of responsibilities to a successor," the Miss USA pageant says

"I mean, does she think all Koreans look alike?" the ABC host asks

Judge Juan Merchan ruled that Trump violated court orders with comments about 'Democrats' on the jury

The University of Southern California already canceled its ceremony in late April over similar concerns

Police "kept pushing media toward the back," Annenberg Media's Mohammed Zain Shafi Khan tells TheWrap

The Republican National Committee has filed lawsuits in key battleground states to stop mail-in ballots from being counted later

South Dakota’s governor and previous Trump VP frontrunner adds that the passage has been adjusted, but refuses to clarify further

The HBO host argues that President Joe Biden 'got f---ed' because Garland refused to do 'his job' and prosecute Trump

“I don't think we've done enough,” Mariana Katzarova said as the reporter remains in Russian prison and student journalists at Columbia report on their school's own unrest

“Destroying property is not a peaceful protest. It is against the law,” the President says

The NBC host jokes that using a stack of papers is "like trying to get a dog to stop licking its stitches by giving it a Rubik's Cube"

The MSNBC host adds protests that spread across American college campuses bring to mind similar outcry ahead of the Iraq War

The Palestine Solidarity Encampment held a press conference denouncing overnight violence from what the university determined was a non-student "group of instigators"

The Lifetime docuseries, which premieres in June, picks up with the parolee's life days before she's released from prison

Tuesday clashes saw pro-Palestine and -Israel demonstrators kicking and beating each other with pipes

The clip has garnered more than 40 million views -- and parodies -- after the NYPD arrested approximately 300 students from area schools

The disgraced movie mogul was arraigned Wednesday in Manhattan criminal court

Maya Platek tells CNN's Jake Tapper that the protests are "impeding on every single student’s experience at the greatest degree"

"I think from the point of view of the people who are going to make the difference in this election, I'm all for a debate," Tony Schwartz says

"Nobody in your family was chased because of the color of their skin. How dare you?" the ABC moderator says

The cable news upstart also named Cherie Grzech president and managing editor of news and politics