After North Korea carried out its most powerful nuclear test yet, the U.S. is pushing for even tougher measures to squeeze Kim Jong Un's regime. But how much further can they go?
1. Harvey knocks out America's refineries: As the skies clear in Texas and Louisiana, Americans are left to assess the damage done by one of the most -- if not the most -- expensive natural disasters in U.S. history.
A U.S. chip manufacturer is asking President Trump to override a national security committee -- which is looking to halt a proposed takeover of Lattice Semiconductors by a private equity firm that has ties to China.
Instagram alerted verified users earlier this week about a security flaw that could give hackers access to their personal information. It told the users that it had fixed the issue.
A trip by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and his wife, Louise Linton, to Kentucky last month is under review by the Treasury Department's Inspector General, a government official told CNN on Friday.
As flood waters began swallowing roads and homes during Tropical Storm Harvey, panicked Houston residents did what everyone in the U.S. is programed to do in an emergency. They dialed 911.
Those seeking student loan forgiveness from the government's public service program can finally start the application process. After 10 years, the form was made available Friday.
The U.S. air travel system is heading into the holiday weekend with one arm tied behind its back, with a surge of Labor Day travelers taking to the skies while Houston's busy airports remain hobbled from Hurricane Harvey.