After North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared the nation was nearly ready to test a missile powerful enough to reach the US, President-elect Donald Trump responded by tweeting, "it won't happen." How will North Korea react? CNN's Barbara Starr reports.
Donald Trump slammed General Motors for moving production of one of its vehicles to Mexico and threatened the company with an import tax. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
Former House Oversight Committee Chairman Tom Davis and Former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chair Martin Frost talk to CNN's Jim Sciutto about the GOP.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo proposed free college tuition for students at public institutions who come from families earning less than $125,000 per year.
The remaining detainees at Guantanamo Bay were just one of the topics addressed by President-elect Donald Trump in an early morning tweet storm. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
Chairman of BP Capital, T-Boone Pickens, says ever since his first job delivering newspapers during the Great Depression, he's never been without money in his pocket.
Although President-elect Donald Trump has raised doubts about who is behind the election-related hacking, State Department spokesman John Kirby said the US administration "is 100% certain in the role that Russia played" in hacking. CNN's Pamela Brown reports.
US military families in South Korea practice evacuation drills in preparation for the worst -- a possible threat from North Korea. CNN's Alexandra Field reports.
Sen. Chuck Schumer lamented Tuesday the Democrats' move to diminish the number of senators needed to confirm Cabinet picks from 60 votes to 51, because the new rule now hurts his party.
In an interview with CNN's Dana Bash, Senatr Charles Schumer said the only way they will work with Trump is 'if he moves completely in our direction and abandons his Republican colleagues."
