Five years ago, Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO of Apple and left Tim Cook big shoes to fill. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke explains how the company's changed in the last half decade.
Following in the footsteps of his father Mickey, Danny Thompson took his piston-driven "Challenger 2" streamliner out to Utah's Salt Flats to attempt to set a new land speed record
The FBI is investigating a random stabbing in Virginia that they say could be "lone-wolf terrorism" after witnesses said the suspect shouted "God is great" in Arabic. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff say North Korea has test-fired a ballistic missile from a submarine off its eastern coast. CNN's Will Ripley has more.
Former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and 'Declassified' host Mike Rogers explains how spies covertly break into homes and use surveillance devices to find out information from their suspects.
Nobel prize-winning economist and Hillary Clinton adviser Joseph Stiglitz calls Obama's attempts to push the Trans-Pacific Partnership through Congress "outrageous."
After a doping-related ban on its team was upheld, Russian officials are furious their Paralympic athletes will not be able to compete in Rio. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.
A former DOJ computer crimes prosecutor says he's not surprised Russia reportedly hacked the New York Times and says other countries likely did the same.
The Associated Press found that while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, more than half the meetings she took with people outside the government were with donors to the Clinton Foundation.
Does Donald Trump still believe in using a deportation force to round up the 11 million undocumented immigrants already in the United States? CNN's Jason Carroll reports.
