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Anderson Cooper calls B.S. on Blagojevich in fiery interview

CNN's Anderson Cooper calls out former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich after he was pardoned by President Trump.
Analysis: Russian meddling was out of a spy novel in 2016. It's turning 2020 into a horror movie.

The Washington Post reported late Friday that intelligence officials told Sen. Bernie Sanders, the front-runner in the Democratic presidential primary, that Russians are actively trying to help him in an effort to split the party. They're also meddling generally on behalf of President Donald Trump, although we knew that already. Officials notified Sanders about a…
Richard Grenell just started, but is already leaving his stamp on the intelligence community that Trump has repeatedly attacked

Richard Grenell, the newly installed acting director of American spy agencies and loyalist to President Donald Trump, began his temporary tenure by moving aggressively to put his stamp on the intelligence community that Trump has repeatedly attacked.
Roger Stone asks to disqualify judge from his case

Roger Stone is asking to disqualify Judge Amy Berman Jackson from his case, taking issue with her praise for the jurors at his sentencing Thursday.
Blagojevich rebukes critics of his commutation in heated interview

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Friday declared himself a "political prisoner" in a contentious interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper over the substantial evidence prosecutors used to convict him on a host of public corruption charges.
Sanders told Russia trying to help campaign

Sen. Bernie Sanders said Friday that his campaign was briefed about Russian efforts to help his presidential campaign, intensifying concerns about the Kremlin's role in the US presidential race.
WaPo: Trump wants to block Bolton's book over claims of classified conversations

President Donald Trump has told his staff that he will look to block the release of John Bolton's upcoming book over claims that their discussions were classified, adding that his former national security adviser is a "traitor," two people familiar with the conversations told The Washington Post.
Supreme Court allows rule to take effect that could reshape legal immigration

A 5-4 Supreme Court is allowing a rule that would make it more difficult for immigrants to obtain legal status if they use public benefits like food stamps and housing vouchers to go into effect in every state.