Health screenings and criminal background checks may go only so far in identifying pilots who have become radicalized or try to hide their mental health issues, experts said.
From ethics scandals to a series of controversial decisions favoring Donald Trump and the Republican Party, the Supreme Court has never been less popular with the American people than it is now. That’s why Democrats are now talking about bringing change to the country’s highest court. In our first-ever edition of ‘Ask Jordan,’ Deadline: Legal Blog writer Jordan Rubin tackles the question of how we add justices to the Supreme Court. The answer may surprise you.
Republicans running in tightly contested races are distancing themselves from Trump's toxic policies in light of his dismal poll numbers. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Angelo Carusone and Rev. Al Sharpton for analysis on Deadline: White House.
Anthony Scaramucci has stories to tell. He joins Nicolle for this special episode as part of the new “Nicolle Wallace Presents: 92NY on MS NOW” series to discuss the roots of our political divisions: the uniquely American conditions that allowed Trump to ascend to the nation’s highest office. The two former White House communications directors discuss Scaramucci’s new book, “All the Wrong Moves,” his 11-day tenure at the Trump administration and the path forward and away from this difficult moment. “I think it will end in darkness for Donald Trump,” he says. But “it'll end with a brighter horizon for America — cause we're gonna fix this.”
Chad Kultgen and Haley Popp decided to start a podcast titled "The Necessary Conversation" after finding themselves constantly debating politics with their parents, Bob and Mary Lou Kultgen. The family joins Katy Tur to share how they are feeling about President Trump's latest actions.
The “woke 1” legacy is #nuanced. Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro unpack it all on this week’s Engagement Party podcast. Stream Engagement Party on CNN or wherever you get your podcasts.
Christa Pike survived two doses of pentobarbital in Tennessee, raising new questions about lethal injections. Pike's attorneys, who had warned the court she had vein issues, are now asking the governor to commute her sentence. CNN’s Meg Tirrell reports.