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President Trump chimed in regarding Vanity Fair's apology for its controversial video featuring jokey New Year's resolutions for Hillary Clinton, saying that the magazine "looks like it is on its last legs."

Yes, but: While Anna Wintour is the artistic director for Vanity Fair's parent company Condé Nast, she is the editor-in-chief of Vogue. Radhika Jones is the editor of Vanity Fair.

The Google News Lab looked at the search trends for some of the biggest news events of Trump's presidency from Jan. 20 through Dec. 20. You can see how we've all jumped from one four-alarm news fire to another:

If Michael Flynn accuses President Trump or any of his top aides of wrongdoing in their relations with Russian officials, Trump's lawyers are preparing to call him a liar trying to protect himself, the Washington Post reports.

Why it matters: Trump has thus far declined to go after Flynn, and has even defended him. He did not rule out pardoning Flynn as recently as this month, but his lawyers have publicly insisted there's nothing damaging Flynn could share — because the president didn't do anything wrong.