Four dead in Antioch Waffle House shooting … A 29-year-old man credited with saving numerous lives Sunday morning after he disarmed a man who opened fire on an Antioch Waffle House said he was just trying to stay alive.  —  James Shaw Jr., 29, said after feeling cornered he saw an opportunity …

Kellyanne Conway Goes Off on CNN's Dana Bash for Asking About Her Husband's Trump-Critical Tweets  —  By now you've probably heard about Kellyanne Conway's husband being critical of President Trump on Twitter.  Conway was asked about it this morning and she clearly wasn't happy with the questions.

Trump official won't rule out firing Mueller  —  President Donald Trump's legislative affairs director said Sunday that special counsel Robert Mueller has moved outside the sphere of his original investigation into election meddling — and declined to rule out the possibility of Trump firing him.

Natalie Portman's Boycott of Netanyahu Borders on anti-Semitism, Israeli Minister Says  —  Among widespread criticism from Israeli political sector includes Internal Security Minister Gilad Erdan, who wrote Natalie Portman a letter with references to Star Wars imploring her ‘not to let the dark side win’

She Tried To Report On Climate Change.  Sinclair Told Her To Be More “Balanced.”  —  Sinclair Broadcast Group executives reprimanded and ultimately ousted a local news reporter who refused to seed doubt about man-made climate change and “balance” her stories in a more conservative direction.

Mitt Romney fails to secure Utah GOP nomination, will face primary  —  West Valley, Utah (CNN)Mitt Romney did not win the Utah Republican Party's nomination on Saturday, meaning he must compete in a June primary election as he seeks to replace retiring US Sen. Orrin Hatch.

Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is facing ‘epic battle’ by prosecutors for his cooperation: Alan Dershowitz  —  Alan Dershowitz said prosecutors are engaged in “an epic battle for the soul and cooperation of Michael Cohen,” the longtime lawyer to President Donald Trump whose office, home and hotel room were raided by the FBI this month.

Sharing nude photos of current or ex-partners protected under First Amendment, court rules  —  Is distributing intimate photos of current or previous sexual partners without their consent protected by the First Amendment?  A state appeals court says yes.  —  Now it will be up to the state …

I. A Broken Office  —  Donald Trump often appears to be a president in rebellion against his office.  A president, we have come to expect, hastens to the scene of a natural disaster to comfort the afflicted.  After Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, President Trump arrived tardily …

Trump challenges Native Americans' historical standing  —  The Trump administration says Native Americans might need to get a job if they want to keep their health care — a policy that tribal leaders say will threaten access to care and reverse centuries-old protections.

Presidents Trump, Macron solidify political bromance with state visit  —  Their relationship began with a show of machismo — an extended, white-knuckle handshake on their first meeting last year in Belgium.  —  Emmanuel Macron had reportedly studied Donald Trump's style …

Think it's harmless?  Now nine in ten teens at drug clinics are being treated for marijuana use  —  Cannabis is responsible for 91 per cent of cases where teenagers end up being treated for drug addiction, shocking new figures reveal.  —  Supporters of the drug claim it is harmless …

'We've never seen a campaign start this early, ever'  —  COLUMBIA, S.C. — The first presidential contests of 2020 are nearly two years away, but for one Democrat the campaign is already in full swing.  John Delaney — a wealthy, little-known congressman from Maryland …

As Another Pence Runs for Congress, His Business Record Raises Questions  —  COLUMBUS, Ind. — When you have the best known name in your congressional district and your younger brother is a heartbeat away from the presidency, it is difficult to run a stealth campaign.  But Greg Pence is doing a pretty good job of it.

Colin Kaepernick decries police killings as ‘lawful lynchings’  —  SportsPulse: USA TODAY's Josh Peter believes it shouldn't matter for Adidas if Colin Kaepernick plays in the NFL or not.  His brand transcends the game anyways.  USA TODAY Sports  —  CONNECT

‘Merit or on quota?’  Former Texas official questions biracial teen's Harvard acceptance  —  Updated Saturday at 10:59 a.m.: Revised to omit the Democratic race in the State Board of Education District 12 election.  —  AUSTIN — A former member of the Texas State Board of Education took …

Democrats were crime victims.  If Trump won't protect elections, we will: Donna Brazile  —  Donald Trump refuses to lead on protecting U.S. elections, but somebody has to.  That's why Democrats filed a lawsuit against him, Russia and WikiLeaks.  —  While President Trump and his allies …