Trump Tower fire is second 2018 blaze in sprinkler-free residential tower
Mr. Trump lobbied against legislation requiring sprinklers in New York City high-rises in the late 1990s
Victim ID'd in deadly Trump Tower fire
The 67-year-old was an occupant of the 50th floor of Trump Tower
Howard University sit-in ends after record 9 days
The leading protest group, HU Resist, had been calling for Howard University President Wayne Frederick's resignation
Homeland Security to compile database of journalists, media influencers
A Department of Homeland Security spokesman tweeted "this is nothing more than the standard practice of monitoring current events in the media"
CBS News correspondent recalls covering Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination
In his initial report, Plante reported the hundreds of people who visited King's body in Memphis
"Life has turned completely upside down," says student at center of Howard University scandal
Howard University students have protested for six days, a record, after a Medium post accused Tyrone Hankerson, Jr. and others of financial mismanagement
Sacramento mayor: "Implied racism" plays a role in police shootings
Since Stephon Clark's death on March 18, there have been protests in Sacramento
NYPD shoots knife-wielding suspect at Whole Foods
CBS New York reports the man was a shoplifter and police said he was on parole and has an "extensive history"
NRA posts membership drive morning of "March for Our Lives"
On Thursday, NRATV posted a video to its YouTube page with Colion Noir, who slammed the Parkland school shooting survivors
Facebook "privately welcomed" help of whistleblower, then publicly suspended account: Attorney
Facebook said it suspended Christopher Wylie's account along with Cambridge Analytica, a firm that Wylie once worked for and he accused of "exploiting" Facebook to harvest data
Facebook suspends data firm used by Trump's 2016 campaign
President Trump's 2016 data guru Brad Parscale, who has been named campaign manager of the 2020 re-election bid, hired Cambridge Analytica during the campaign
"Russian Roulette" authors reveal the debate in the Obama administration on how to deal with Russian cyberattacks
"There was a concern that this would escalate a conflict with Russia, there would be a cyberwar in which the U.S. could end up the losers because we had much to lose"
"We want to address these inequities": New NYT series features overlooked obituaries
Ida B. Wells, who was born a slave in 1862 and went on to become the most famous black woman of her time as a journalist and civil rights activist, never had an obit in The New York Times
Trump singles out Elon Musk's support for tariffs
"I saw a tweet from Elon Musk, who is using our space facilities and did a great job," President Trump said
Advertisers ask YouTube to pull ads from Alex Jones' channels
YouTube said it is not planning on taking down the InfoWars' founder's channel, despite claims by Jones