The painstaking steps Jayme Closs' abductor says he took to kidnap her ->
When Jake Patterson left his Gordon, Wisconsin, home for a few hours January 10, he left Jayme Closs hidden under a bed surrounded by heavy bins and weights to prevent her from leaving.
3 children die after climbing into unplugged freezer ->
Three children who were playing outside climbed into an unplugged chest freezer and died after the lid closed and they were unable to get out, a sheriff in northern Florida said.
Los Angeles teachers union calls for 'massive presence' on day 2 of strike ->
After 32,000 educators went on strike Monday, the United Teachers Los Angeles union said they want day two of the strike to "show such a massive presence that disrupts business as usual in downtown LA."
UNC chancellor resigns as she OKs the removal of Confederate monument remnants ->
Carol Folt announced her resignation Monday as the chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill amid the debate about the fate of the "Silent Sam" Confederate monument on campus.
Steve King removed from committee assignments following racist comments ->
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell sharply condemned Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa, the highest ranking GOP official to publicly rebuke King over comments he made to The New York Times that were sympathetic to white supremacists.
On Monday night, President Donald Trump hosted the Clemson University football team at the White House to celebrate the team's victory in the national college playoffs. Because of the government shutdown, Trump decided to pay, out of pocket, for a boatload worth of fast food to feed the players. And just before the team arrived, this photo was taken.
82 (and counting) very real direct effects of the partial government shutdown ->
Here is a list from CNN reporting and other news outlets of the ways, large and small, that the partial government shutdown is affecting Americans nationwide.
White non-college Americans move away from Trump during shutdown ->
During the longest government shutdown in US history, President Donald Trump has been losing support among those who may be his strongest supporters -- white Americans who don't have college degrees.
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