
The White House Says It Won't Answer Questions About Russia Anymore
Press secretary Sean Spicer has told reporters to direct any questions involving Russia to the president's outside attorney.
LEARN MOREThe White House is reportedly considering letting Russian agents back into a compound President Obama kicked them out of in 2016.
Scripps News investigates a suspected Chinese police facility in New York.
By Scripps NewsTalks are expected to cover the Russia-Ukraine war, U.S. efforts to thwart Chinese tech imports, and an upcoming Democracy summit.
By Susan Walsh / APDuring the two-day summit, North American leaders discussed everything from border policy to domestic manufacturing.
By APThe protesters said they intend to remain peaceful, but they wanted to express their support for Nichols and their disgust for the police.
By Gerald Herbert / APIt's so big that his nose is a traffic cone!
By Scripps NewsTyre Nichols died after an encounter with police in Memphis after they pulled him over on Jan. 7.
By Nichols family / AP