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Her attackers and Rolling Stone put this apology on its website. In the face of new information, there now appear to be diskre potential fallout for the university and for women at that campus. Let me bring in sara. Our investigative correspondent and also brian stelter, host of cnns reliable sources. In reading when this came down minutes ago, i thought, okay, the magazine is apologizing because a number of major papers have begun to question the validity of the piece but when they talk about discrepancies in jackies story, and we know what they are. I just got off the phone with the attorney...

Got uncomfortably close to the action when an suv spun out of control, hit another car and stopped inches from the camera. Five states have declared a state of emergency including tennessee, with nashville seeing its worst ice storm in 20 years. The winter blast is also causing widespread Power Outages mostly in the south. 300,000 homes and businesses have been knocked out. And more misery at the airports. More than 3,000 flights have been cancelled since yesterday. After spending the last three days in the warm, sunny california desert playing golf, president obama returned to this late last ...

Blocking the government from enforcing it. That is the ruling that the administration said it will appeal. What the judge said here is if i dont block it and it is later found to be illegal, then all of the people will have come forward and getting the benefits and risk deportation because dhs will have all of their information. That is him expressing the view that some advocates have expressed. The judge said the government has gone beyond its statutory authority. It is one thing to not enforce the Immigration Laws and another thing to affirmatively give to the people here illegally certain b...

Twitter users create #FireNYPD hashtag to renew call for justice during NYC rally Thursday night.

Letter Asks UN Human Rights Council to Investigate U.S. Police Brutality Against Black Americans On 5/10/21 at 10:01 AM EDT Nearly a year after George Floyd's death inspired protests in the U.S. and around the world, families of Black Americans who died after encounters with law enforcement are calling upon the United Nations (U.N.) Human Rights Council (HRC) to launch an independent commission of inquiry into police violence against the country's Black citizens. This isn't the first time the U.N.'s HRC has been presented with such a request—in fact, it received a similar one last June in t...