The ruling made public on Saturday did not identify the names of the five defendants​ for whom the Justice Department is seeking arrest warrants, but multiple sources confirmed to CBS that Lemon is one of them.

Chris Cillizza, a former CNN editor-at-large, is publicly questioning whether his ex-colleague Don Lemon deserves to be called a journalist. Cillizza penned a Substack piece Thursday with the headline “Is Don Lemon a Journalist?

Don Lemon offered a defiant message after a federal judge rejected the initial attempt to bring charges against him in connection with Sunday’s anti-ICE protest at St. Paul's Cities Church.

Don Lemon predicted that the Department of Justice would "try again" to bring charges against him following a recent protest at a Minnesota church.

Don Lemon dug into his past to help boost his future. In a not-too-distant era, Lemon played an interesting part in CNN's longstanding coverage of New Year's Eve. When Anderson Cooper and his co-host — Kathy Griffin or Andy Cooper — wrapped their hosting duties for the night,

A federal magistrate judge in Minnesota has refused to sign a complaint charging Don Lemon in connection with a chaotic protest inside a church on Sunday, RadarOnline. com can report.

Former CNN host and journalist Don Lemon is under fire from right-wing circles for his coverage and alleged involvement in an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a church service in Minnesota, and on Saturday,

Podcaster and former CNN host Don Lemon responds to criticism of storming into a Minnesota church to perform an anti-ICE protest. "Keep trying," Lemon said. "That's not going to stop me from being a journalist.