Asked by reporters outside the West Wing while greeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky if President Donald Trump thought he could convince Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, Trump said, “Yup, we can.” During remarks later in the White House Cabinet Room, Trump said he thinks the Russian president “wants to end the war.”
Asked by reporters outside the West Wing while greeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky if President Donald Trump thought he could convince Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, Trump said, “Yup, we can.” During remarks later in the White House Cabinet Room, Trump said he thinks the Russian president “wants to end the war.”
CNN's Dana Bash talks to Francesca Hong, a state assemblywoman and democratic socialist leading polls in the Wisconsin Democratic Governor primary. Bash asks Hong about past social media posts endorsing defunding and abolishing the police.
Fourteen years before Troy Jackson became Maine’s Democratic Senate candidate, he was taking his public feud with then Republican Gov. Paul LePage to the comments section of the Bangor Daily News under an anonymous account. CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski reports.
President Donald Trump acknowledged to reporters Friday that the $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund is "dead,” but had a quick addendum: "I wish it weren’t.”
The US State Department on Thursday said its use of a map that incorrectly labeled all the countries it identified on a map of Africa at an international conference this week was “an unfortunate error." Reuters reported the map contained an AI watermark.
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched a cooking show featuring recipes that highlight the updated dietary guidelines that the administration published in January. CNN's Jacqueline Howard reports.
CNN's Dana Bash discusses the growing phenomenon of potty mouth politics and why politicians are embracing cursing publicly.
President Donald Trump is a former real estate developer, and it's clear that he believes the changes he has made (and hopes to make) to Washington, DC, landmarks will be a key part of his legacy. CNN's Betsy Klein takes a tour of the different spots where Trump has left his mark, and where he aspires to.
