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Consider normal that includes nearly nonstop scrutiny for this Trump White House so we thought we would take the opportunity tonight to look at that very dynamic. A little more than two years ago this month Robert Mueller, a Justice Department veteran with a dozen years at the helm of the fbi was asked to take over the most politically charged investigation since watergate. He was appointed special counsel shortly after President Trumps decision to fire a different fbi director james comey. Muellers task to uncover any lengths and or coordination between the russian government and individuals ...

And nine days afters t the shoog in el paso. Students are going back to school. It is their first day. Well look at the politics of guns and why legislation have stalled and what Mitch Mcconnell can actually do about it. The country is left with a whole lot of questions than answers. We had a whole lot on friday, this is regarding to Jeffery Epstein, we learned that epstein was not checked on by authorities several hours the night he died and going against the 30minute check in under prison guidelines. The investigation of epsteins alleged crimes will continue regardless of his death. U. S. At...

Were talking about it. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. Im alison kosik. Im will ripley in for dave briggs. We have reports from hong kong, moscow, london and johannesburg. We begin with prosecutors seeking justice for Jeffrey Epsteins accusers. Theyre looking at his inner circle. His death has led to his inner circle. They accused epstein of working with employees and associates to operate a huge sex trafficking ring. On monday the fbi was out at the u. S. Verge begi smps. Virgin is. Bill barr warned epsteins associates. Let me assure you this case will contin...

The Evening Standard's daily edition closes just three years before it was due to celebrate its 200th anniversary. Over the years it has angered dictators, shaped how politicians are remembered and nurtured some of the country's greatest writers, Ian King explains.

For anyone who cares about newspapers, the announcement that London's Evening Standard is to close its daily print edition and replace it with a weekly freesheet is heartbreaking - and not just because half of the editorial staff look set to lose their jobs.