Rosendo is a curandero, a healer who specializes in natural, plant-based medicines. He has been honing his trade in the mountains of the high Amazon, and at 86, he is one of the last remaining curanderos in the region. Now, he is passing the baton to his son Mauro in an effort to rescue this fading art. Our friends at Jungles in Paris bring us this story from San Martin, Peru.
Ten years after Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts went public, it filed for bankruptcy. It lost money every year, but Donald Trump was paid $39 million during that time. CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci explains how that's possible.
You’ve heard of dirt bike racing, but in Europe, sidecar motocross is all the rage. And brothers Sam and Andy Houghton have been sidecar racing for years. As longtime solo dirt bike racers, everything changed when Andy had an accident in 2005 that left him in a wheelchair. But nothing could keep Andy off the track, and today, these brothers compete as one cohesive team in this high velocity sport.
Former Bush Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez, a Republican who is endorsing Hillary Clinton, says most CEOs are disgusted by the nomination of Donald Trump.
"I would take the entire article and throw it in the trash," Trump senior communications adviser Jason Miller says, responding to an article that describes a sputtering campaign and an erratic candidate.
Donald Trump has warned that the election could be "rigged" against him. Brian Stelter and Trump senior communications advisor Jason Miller discuss whether this is a dangerous thing to say.
Is Trump challenging the normal rules of journalism? Veteran journalist John Huey says the candidate is a "full bore demagogue who's very skilled at manipulating televised media and social media."
Some Trump supporters regularly boo and jeer journalists at rallies. But others are much friendlier. Jill Colvin, political reporter for The Associated Press, describes her experience.