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Isaiah "TriForce" Johnson is a competitive gamer whose parents came to the U.S. from Jamaica. He grew up in New York City, running from arcade to arcade with his friends. In 2003, he and his gaming buddies formed a network called Empire Arcadia and have since become gaming champions. Now in his mid-30s, TriForce reflects on his triumphs and failures.
An inspired United States team reclaimed the Ryder Cup with a resounding 17-11 victory over Europe at Hazeltine National. Ryan Moore secured the winning point.
FUBU founder Daymond John tells CNNMoney's Christine Romans that the controversy of stop-and-frisk resonates with him and says recent tragic shootings can open up a larger dialogue.
Donald Trump's campaign is grappling with the fallout of a New York Times report that revealed he may have avoided paying federal income taxes for 18 years.
Hillary Clinton was speaking in Coral Springs, Florida, when she criticized Donald Trump for bullying a former Miss Universe, but "choking" when he met the President of Mexico.
Donald Trump started a Twitter rant at 3:20 in the morning against a former Miss Universe winner, five days after Hillary Clinton mentioned her on the debate stage. CNN's Jason Carroll reports.
Hillary Clinton told a black congregation that her grandchildren will never feel the fear that many African-American children do because they are white and privileged.
"The Pollsters" podcast co-hosts Margie Omero and Kristen Soltis Anderson explain why web surveys are not scientific measures of public opinion and how to properly interpret polls between now and Election Day.
Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik and Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan talk with Brian Stelter about Donald Trump's press shyness, Sean Hannity's role and much more.
Fred Hiatt, editorial page editor of The Washington Post, explains the intent of his anti-Trump pieces and talks about the other papers "disendorsing" the GOP nominee.
