Obama takes on liberal media
Is the liberal media unfairly targeting a potential pick for Federal Reserve chair?
Syndicated radio show host Michael Medved, comedian and radio show host Stephanie Miller and Mediaite's Joe Concha weigh in.
Schumer: Russia stabbed us in the back
The White House said it wasn't given a heads up from Russia before the country granted National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden temporary asylum today.
Rep. Adam Schiff: Snowden "just moved to big brother's backyard"
But this isn't the first major blow the Obama administration has suffered this week in its war on leakers.
Chris Lawrence reports for OutFront.
Olympians speak out on Russia's anti-gay laws
Russia's sports minister says the country won't suspend its anti-gay laws during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, despite growing international pressure.
Why dumping vodka to protest anti-gay laws might not work
It means gay athletes, coaches and fans could be arrested and deported.
Kyung Lah spoke to some athletes who are speaking out against the law.
How big was the CIA's role in Benghazi?
We’re learning more about the CIA's secret presence in Benghazi.
Much of the scrutiny over last year's attack, which killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans, has focused on the State Department.
Exclusive: Dozens of CIA operatives on the ground during Benghazi attack
But we're learning for the first time just how heavily involved the CIA was in Benghazi - something the agency has gone to great lengths to conceal.
Drew Griffin reports.
Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro sentenced, victim Michelle Knight speaks
A judge sentenced Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro to life in prison, plus 1,000 years.
Castro spoke at the hearing, insisting he wasn't a "violent sexual predator."
And despite saying he wasn't making excuses for his behavior, Castro said he and his victims lived in a "happy household" and that the women wanted to have sex with him.
Judge sentences Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro to life, plus 1,000 years
Judge Michael Russo was stern with Castro, reminding him he pleaded guilty to rape charges.
The most emotional moment came when victim Michelle Knight addressed the court.
She read an impact statement in which she told Castro "I will live on. You will die a little every day."
Knight also gave credit to Gina DeJesus, saying their friendship was "the only good thing" to come from the situation.
OutFront tonight: CNN's Martin Savidge, who was in the courtroom, and clinical psychologist, Dr. Jeff Gardere.
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