Omarosa accuses Trump of making racial remarks
Reality TV star and former political aide, Omarosa Manigault Newman, now accusing President Trump of making racial remarks along with him wanting to start a race war. source
House Dem: Trump has tried to ‘distract us’ from being world’s ‘moral authority’
Congressman Elijah Cummings, D-Md., is interviewed by Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl on “This Week.” source
Trump blasts ex-aide after new recording released
Omarosa Manigault Newman says she has been contacted by the special counsel and, if they call again, “Anything they want I’ll share.” source
More than 1,000 children were victims of priest abuse, according to grand jury report
Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who was accused in the report of allegedly concealing abuse, said in a statement he “acted with diligence, with concern for the victims and to prevent future…
Bolton: ‘4 countries’ could interfere in midterm elections
Martha Raddatz sits down with White House National Security Adviser John Bolton in Jerusalem for an exclusive interview on “This Week.” source
Cohen pleads guilty, Manafort found guilty on 8 counts
Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to illegal campaign contributions “at the direction of a candidate for federal office,” while Paul Manafort was found guilty at trial. source
National Enquirer CEO granted immunity for information on Cohen
David Pecker, a longtime Trump ally, was granted immunity by federal prosecutors in exchange for information about Michael Cohen. source
Gov. Christie to Trump on Mueller investigation: ‘Just stop talking. Just stop.’
The Powerhouse Roundtable shares their thoughts on the passing of Sen. John McCain and debates the biggest political developments of the week. source
Ken Starr on Manafort: Cooperation with special counsel ‘significant breakthrough’
Former Independent Counsel Ken Starr and Norm Eisen, who was Obama’s chief ethics lawyer, discuss Manafort’s guilty plea and what’s next for Mueller investigation. source
Storm fury on Trump’s Twitter feed
While the president tweeted his condolences to victims of Florence, his comments on a hurricane a year ago ignite controversy. source