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1. Tech talks about Russia: Top executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google will face questions from Congress on Tuesday afternoon over how their platforms might have been used by Russia to meddle in U.S. politics.

China looks set to relax months of pressure on major South Korean businesses after agreeing Tuesday to improve relations with the government in Seoul.

North Korea's cyber army appears to be going after real weapons.

The news that Donald Trump's former campaign head had turned himself over to the FBI was just minutes old on Monday morning when "Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade posed a question that was probably on the minds of many viewers.

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"House of Cards" will conclude after its sixth season, which is currently filming, a source close to production tells CNN.

No one can say Richard Cordray didn't try.

Want to know your credit score? Just ask Alexa.

Square is known for turning tablets and smartphones into cash registers. But now it wants to reinvent the actual payments register.

Before Harvey Weinstein, before Roger Ailes, before #metoo -- there was Anita Hill.

Déjà vu.

Luxury cars: Roughly a quarter-million dollars. Landscaping in the Hamptons: More than $820,000. An antique rug store: About $1 million.

Relief is taking hold in Spain.

The company that owns Corona is getting into Canadian pot.

President Trump is expected to announce his pick for the next Federal Reserve chair on Thursday, a White House official told CNN.

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The burger emoji is sparking some controversy online.

General Motors has been red hot lately -- perhaps too hot. Goldman Sachs downgraded the auto maker's stock to a rare "sell" rating Monday, arguing that GM has benefited from too much hype about electric vehicles and self-driving cars.

Premiums for the benchmark silver Obamacare plan will soar 37%, on average, for 2018, according to federal data released Monday.

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