The Trump administration is escalating its attacks on election officials in key battleground states, with Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin doubling down Friday on claims that hundreds of thousands of non-citizens are illegally registered to vote – claims that the agency has quietly acknowledged aren’t fully vetted.

By Helen Coster NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - Two of the three major U.S. television networks and CNN did not broadcast a prime-time address on Thursday by President Donald Trump on their primary platforms,

CNN host John King revealed why the network would not be airing President Donald Trump’s primetime address Thursday night. King confirmed the network’s decision at the top of the 8 p.m. hour during Anderson Cooper 360,

CNN's Kaitlan Collins reported that she's hearing President Trump wants to give addresses to the nation similar to the controversial elections speech this week. The post CNN’s Kaitlan Collins Reports Trump Looking to Do More Addresses Similar to His Controversial Election Talk first appeared on Mediaite.

Not all of CNN’s Election Night coverage will take place on its familiar cable network. The Warner Bros. Discovery-backed news outlet will make a play for younger, digital audiences with a “live cast” on its new subscription-based “All Access ...