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He said later that he was "a little flip about somebody obviously very much in the news all over the country."

A new paper from the chief White House economist asserts that a drop in the U.S. corporate rate to 20% could result in higher paychecks for typical Americans.

In South Sudan, a plate of rice and beans costs the local equivalent of $322.

A crisis at a top Japanese steelmaker has spread to major auto and aerospace companies around the world.

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Allen, whose son Ronan Farrow documented multiple rape accusations against Weinstein in an explosive New Yorker piece, said the scandal sad for all involved.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has expelled Harvey Weinstein, and his former company is trying to stay afloat. Meanwhile, his attorneys are preparing for criminal investigations and lawsuits.

Whitney Wolfe came up with the idea for Bumble after going through a tough time in her career where she faced online harassment.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen just gave a rare glimpse into her thinking about inflation, which has been growing at a stubbornly low pace in recent months.

Jessica Rosenworcel, one of five FCC commissioners, told CNN's Brian Stelter that her colleagues should speak up about Trump's suggestion that NBC's licenses should be reassessed.

While some of the storm-ravaged islands in the Caribbean are starting to welcome business again, the economic toll will likely be felt for a long time.

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While workplace harassment was more open in the 'Mad Men' era, that doesn't necessarily mean older generations are more accepting of those behaviors today.

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Russian efforts to meddle in American politics did not end at Facebook and Twitter. A CNN investigation of a Russian-linked account shows its tentacles extended to YouTube, Tumblr and even Pokémon Go.

The Weinstein Co. doesn't even have a spokesperson anymore. The movie and TV studio is paralyzed, with employees talking about resigning and comparing it to the Titanic.

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"Saturday Night Live" commented on the Harvey Weinstein scandal, taking on the controversy around the Hollywood mogul.

Bob Weinstein said he knew Harvey cheated on his wife, but "no F-in way was I aware that that was the type of predator that he was."

In a series of threaded tweets Friday night, founder and CEO Jack Dorsey said the social media platform would announce new rules.