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1. The President made a rapid series of false claims on topics ranging from the border to trade to North Korea

   President Donald Trump uttered a rapid series of false claims, at least 13 in all, during his Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. He made another claim for which there is no public evidence, and he offered positive words about an ally's accusation for which there is no public evidence.

   

   

2. Analysis: This one word is a telltale sign Trump is being dishonest

   President Donald Trump told a dramatic story on Twitter last month.

   

   

3. Cooper: This isn't some drunk idiot, it's the friggin' President

   CNN's Anderson Cooper expresses his deep concern with President Donald Trump's racist comments.

   

   

4. Democratic lawmaker introduces articles of impeachment

   Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas on Tuesday introduced his articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, which will force the House to take up the measure later this week.

   

   

5. Cuomo shuts down Trump supporter for spinning racist tweets

   Republican Kansas Senate candidate Kris Kobach defends President Trump's racist tweets about four Democratic congresswomen of color.

   

   

6. Trump voter: I'm glad he said what he said

   CNN's Randi Kaye speaks to a group of Republican women who say they don't have a problem with President Trump's racist attacks on four Democratic congresswomen of color.

   

   

7. Opinion: Trump has met his match

   President Donald Trump may have finally met his match: The Squad.

   

   

8. Analysis: President Trump may finally have broken Washington

   President Donald Trump might finally have broken Washington.

   

   

9. 3 reasons to fear America's $70 trillion debt

   America's debt load is about to hit a record. The combination of cheap money and soaring debt helped fuel the decade-long economic expansion and bull market, but America's gluttony of loans could work against it if its fragile economic balance shifts.

   

   

10. Four Republicans voted to condemn Trump's racist tweets

    The House voted 240-187 on Tuesday night to officially condemn racist language from President Donald Trump in a motion that was supported by four House Republicans.

    

    

11. Video shows Trump partying with Epstein in 1992

    A video from NBC News's archive shows Donald Trump at a party with Jeffrey Epstein in 1992. President Trump now says he's "not a fan of" Epstein.

    

    

12. Did the US ever try to weaponize lyme disease via ticks?

    The US House of Representatives has ordered an investigation into whether the Department of Defense experimented with ticks and other insects as biological weapons.

    

    

13. El Chapo's sentencing today may be the last time the public ever sees him

    When Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, it could be the last time the public -- and even some members of his family -- ever see him in person.

    

    

14. White supremacists cheer Trump tweets

    President Donald Trump's racist comments about Democratic congresswomen have won him renewed support from white supremacists who had been losing faith that he was the hero they wanted to create a prospering White America.

    

    

15. Biden issues physical challenge to Trump

    Biden challenges Trump to a push-up contest. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.

    

    

16. Opinion: The Supreme Court's Jedi Master

    Justice John Paul Stevens was remarkable in so many ways that even his death at the age of 99 comes as a surprise. He had published only two months earlier his biography, teasingly titled "The Making of a Justice: My First 94 Years." And for those of us who practiced before the Supreme Court, it did seem like he might well live forever. After all, he was still swimming in the ocean every day and regularly playing tennis and golf well into his nineties.

    

    

17. Analysis: Kellyanne Conway just said something that will stun you

    Kellyanne Conway prides herself on her combativeness with the press. It's a trait that has long endeared her to President Donald Trump and kept her in his ever-shrinking inner circle of advisers.

    

    

18. Bill Gates is no longer the world's second-richest person

    Bill Gates is no longer the world's second-richest person. That title now belongs to French billionaire Bernard Arnault.

    

    

19. He may be the most prolific serial killer in the US. And another victim may now be known

    Samuel Little, who claims to be the most prolific serial killer in American history, has admitted killing a woman 25 years ago in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, a Pine Bluff official tells CNN.

    

    

20. To help save the planet, do this

    Americans will need to cut their average consumption of beef by about 40% and Europeans by 22%, for the world to continue to feed the 10 billion people expected to live on this planet in 2050, according to a new report.

    

    

21. 6-year-old killed by golf ball hit by her dad

    A six-year-old girl died Monday after she was hit in the head by a golf ball that her father hit, authorities said.

    

    

22. Cruise cancels Puerto Rico stop over protests

    Royal Caribbean has canceled a cruise ship's stop in San Juan, Puerto Rico, due to widespread protests against Gov. Ricardo Rosselló.

    

    

23. Chants of 'I can't breathe!' erupt as officer in Eric Garner case won't face federal charges

    Five years ago today, Eric Garner's final words "I can't breathe" sparked a nationwide rallying cry to demand more police accountability in the deaths of unarmed black men.

    

    

24. University is investigating a noose hanging near a student residence

    Stanford University is looking into reports of a noose found hanging near a campus residence -- which could become a hate crime investigation.

    

    

25. He was serving life in prison. Prosecutors say he was 'likely innocent' for 27 years

    After serving nearly 28 years in prison, a Philadelphia man was freed after authorities publicly acknowledged that police and prosecutors had evidence that pointed to other suspects.

    

    

26. Cops seize dozens of guns, air-to-air missile and Nazi paraphernalia during bust

    Italian police have seized "an arsenal of military weapons" and a collection of Nazi paraphernalia from three men, one of whom is a former political candidate for an extreme right party.

    

    

27. 'Modern Family' star Sarah Hyland and 'Bachelorette' contestant Wells Adams are engaged

    

    

28. Airline buys used planes since it can't fly 737 Max

    

    

29. How did Kim Jong Un get his Mercedes-Benzes?

    On June 14, 2018, two armored Mercedes-Maybach S600 Guard vehicles were shipped from the Dutch Port of Rotterdam, heading out on a journey that would take months and see the cars transported thousands of miles through six countries, according to a new report from the Washington-based Center for Advanced Defense Studies (C4ADS).

    

    

30. This app shows you what you'll look like as you age

    

    

31. Lil Nas X is ready for the Area 51 raid

    Looks like Lil Nas X is ready to answer the call to storm Area 51 with an Old Town Raid.

    

    

32. Hear what Pharrell had to say to the Duchess of Sussex

    At the "Lion King" premiere in London, Pharrell Williams briefly spoke with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and told them how significant he believes their marriage is.

    

    

33. Sex toys will be officially sanctioned at CES

    Following allegations of sexism and gender bias, the Consumer Technology Association said Tuesday it would officially sanction sex tech companies, allowing them to show their products at next year's Consumer Electronics Show.

    

    

34. World's steepest street revealed

    The seaside town of Harlech in Wales is now home to the world's steepest street, Guinness World Records has ruled, knocking a New Zealand road off the top spot after more than a decade.

    

    

35. Alyssa Milano: Skyrocketing insulin prices kill

    

    

36. 17-year-old who announced Colts draft picks dies

    

    

37. Shark attacks teen on boogie board

    Jackie Jozaitis suffered bites to her foot and ankle after a shark attacked the 16-year-old while she was boogie boarding off Amelia Island in Florida.

    

    

38. Abigail Disney is 'livid' about what she saw at Disneyland

    Disneyland calls itself "The Happiest Place on Earth," but family heiress Abigail Disney said she found workers struggling when she recently visited the park undercover.

    

    

39. Disney heiress: Billionaires don't share the same planet

    Disney heiress Abigail Disney explains to CNN's Don Lemon why she's a proponent of a federal wealth tax to help address income inequality.

    

    

40. Disney heiress calls on company to give 50% of exec bonuses to lowest-paid employees

    Abigail Disney is doubling down on her criticism of executive pay at her family's company.