The government is cracking down on for-profit colleges for peddling costly diplomas and false promises to low-income students. Christine Romans explains how for-profit colleges work.
Harvard University canceled the remainder of the 2016 men's soccer season following an investigation into reports of a custom of ranking woman's soccer players' physical attributes in the lewdest of terms, university officials said.
Ryan Reynolds offered Prime Minister Justin Trudeau some ideas on how to expand Canada when they met at a White House state dinner, but Trudeau wasn't too keen on the plan.
Rep. Renee Ellmers (R) discusses North Carolina voters, stating that she is not seeing excitement about Hillary Clinton from African Americans or Millennials.
Ahmed Asiri, spokesman for the Saudi-led military coalition, tells Christiane Amanpour his government will take responsibility for mistakes made in Yemen.
US allies in NATO are concerned over pro-Russia comments made by Donald Trump over hacking allegations. Newsweek senior writer Kurt Eichenwald discusses.
A new Netflix documentary tracks international ivory trade and how it impacts the very existence of elephants. Filmmaker Kief Davidson and Andrea Crosta, executive director of Elephant Action League talks with CNN's Amara Walker on how the film was made.