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Ford has revealed an updated version of its self-driving Fusion. It comes with new cameras and sensors that are more seamlessly integrated into the car's design.

Carrie Fisher was remarkably open about her struggle with addiction. PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle discusses Fisher's life on "The Lead."

Dana White sits down with Patrick Snell to talk about Ronda Rousey's return and the state of the UFC.

Secretary of State John Kerry insisted the US acted according to its values when abstaining from the recent UN vote on Israeli settlements.

Secretary of State John Kerry said that the two-state solution is the only way to ensure "a just and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians."

2016 in review: CNN World Sport anchor Amanda Davies looks back at covering the Rio Olympics in Brazil, where sprinter Usain Bolt made history.

2016 in review: CNN World Sport anchor Christina Macfarlane looks back at covering the long-awaited verdict in the Hillsborough stadium tragedy hearing.

2016 review: CNN World Sport anchor Alex Thomas reflects on covering the European Championship in France, where Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal won the title.

CNN's Don Riddell and ESPN's Ramona Shelburne discuss Ronda Rousey's return to the octagon.

Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold shares his reporting on "The Lead."

Congressman Tim Murphy (R) praises Carrie Fisher for de-stigmatizing important mental health issues.

CNN's Athena Jones reports on the historic visit by the Japanese PM to Pearl Harbor.

Philippines authorities have made the biggest drug seizure in the country's history, confiscating $120 million worth of methamphetamine.

CNN's Paul Vercammen reports on the death of actress, author and screenwriter Carrie Fisher.

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout discusses Shinzo Abe's trip to Pearl Harbor with the Japanese PM's special advisor Tomohiko Taniguchi.

New wearable communication devices help store employees make the shopping experience easy and seamless for customers.

Arkansas police say Amazon refuses to turn over recordings from an Amazon Echo home speaker that could help in a murder investigation.

Across America's Rust Belt, abandoned mines are leaching toxins into rivers and streams, turning them shades of dirty red. The color is disturbing, but for two men, it's also the tint of inspiration. One is a civil engineer who has begun extracting these toxins from the waters; the other is an artist, who transforms that material into acrylic paint and stunning works of art. This is one promising example of how art and science can collaborate to make our world a better place. Tune in to "That's Amazing" every Sunday at 9 pm on The Weather Channel.

We can all find small ways to make our world a better place. In the fourth episode of "That's Amazing"' we meet: a boar hunter preserving tradition and protecting birds in the wettest place on earth, an artist who transforms toxic sludge into works of art, and a group of scientists working to save the Joshua Tree from a warming climate. Tune in to "That's Amazing" every Sunday at 9 pm on The Weather Channel.