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Is President Trump ready to mend fences with Silicon Valley?

Beyoncé isn't the only one who can deliver.

Google is using new weapons to fight against extremist videos.

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1. Brexit talks begin: Negotiators from the U.K. and European Union are meeting in Brussels on Monday for the first round of divorce talks.

Takata could be nearing the end of the road.

Megyn Kelly stepped into a hornet's nest with her Alex Jones interview, seemingly placing NBC News and its new star in a no-win situation. Amid that controversy, the piece that aired Sunday credibly justified covering the Infowars phenomenon, which was the bar that "Sunday Night With Megyn Kelly" ultimately had to clear.

Watch out, Bill Gates: Jeff Bezos is gunning for your title.

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As Bill O'Reilly sees it, the same forces that led to his ouster at Fox News are out to get President Trump. And, in much the same spirit as Trump, O'Reilly is determined to settle the score.

Nevada's governor has vetoed a bill that would have made the state the first to open Medicaid to all residents.

If the state can't pay, you can't play.

1. Brexit talks begin: On Monday, nearly a year after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, it will begin the tricky process of hammering out the details of the divorce.

Megyn Kelly has long sought the role of America's Top Interviewer. In 2015, she told Variety, "Barbara Walters has retired, Diane Sawyer left her anchor role. Oprah has moved to the OWN network and is doing a different thing now. So why not me?"

Katy Perry just became the first person to hit 100 million followers on Twitter, but someone else wants you to hear him roar.

"Goodbye and good luck," Scott Pelley said as he signed off from the "CBS Evening News" on Friday night.

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President Trump reported hundreds of millions of dollars in income Friday in financial disclosure forms that shed more light on his vast business holdings.

President Trump said he's "canceling" Obama's deal with Cuba. But that agreement was good for a lot of American businesses.