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Uber has suffered a series of crises in 2017 that led to CEO Travis Kalanick's departure. CNN Tech takes a look at how events unfolded.

In an interview, Ku Klux Klan leader Chris Barker threatens Univision reporter Ilia Calderón.

President Donald Trump has long criticized US-China trade relations, the US president has now ordered an investigation into Chinese trade practices.

GoDaddy, Google, and Cloudflare have all cut ties with white supremacist website, The Daily Stormer. Where does your right to free speech end on the internet? CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin explains.

Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani tells CNN Tech's Laurie Segall about her new book series and why it's so important for young girls to grow up with relatable role models.

Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls who Code, says she has seen firsthand how girls use technology differently than boys to solve big problems, noting empathy as a trait that tends to be "uniquely female."

With a snap-on 360 degree camera, 4K shooting and a titanium body, the 'Essential' is the latest smartphone in an already crowded Android market.

The longest war in U.S. history has racked up a tab of between $841 billion to $2 trillion since 2001, depending on the factors counted.

President Trump shared his vision for the country's military strategy in Afghanistan during a prime-time speech.

78-year-old entrepreneur Peter Sprague had a long career in business but recently launched a startup that builds hearing aids into glasses. Sara O'Brien speaks to him about the taboo around losing hearing and the challenges of being an elderly entrepreneur.

CNN's Brian Stelter says there are uncomfortable questions about President Trump's fitness to lead that journalists aren't asking often enough.

Was 21st Century Fox CEO James Murdoch's criticism of President Trump and contribution to the ADL just a PR move? Brian Stelter and Tanzina Vega discuss the disconnect between the CEO's action and Fox News Channel's coverage.

Race is too often treated "like a trend" rather than "something that people live," CNN's Tanzina Vega says. The NYT's Nikole Hannah-Jones describes some of the barriers to better, more thorough coverage of race issues, including framing by journalists and lack of understanding by newsroom leaders.

Brian Stelter asks about the potential for an overreaction from the news media. Carl Bernstein says reporting, not opining, should drive coverage, while calling the current political moment "unprecedented." He said Trump's conduct begs the question of whether it is "time for the President to be urged to leave office."

Will Steve Bannon expand Breitbart? Maybe even launch a TV network? Bannon biographer Joshua Green says the former Trump strategist wants to "go global" with Breitbart's brand of nationalism.

AP White House correspondent Jonathan Lemire describes the "sense of surprise" as Trump took questions last Tuesday. A Trump aide's mouth "literally dropped," Lemire told Brian Stelter. He also notes there has been relative silence from the White House since then.

Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley says we are witnessing "the ramifications of what having a sick man in the White House means," which puts the government in the position of having to run "almost around the president."

Carl Bernstein says concerns about President Trump's fitness for office -- privately expressed by prominent Republicans -- are "an important, crucial, dangerous story that reporters need to start making their business."

The Spanish region of Catalonia experienced two terror attacks and an explosion in the space of just three days.

Crash trucks are designed to protect highway workers from passing cars. Colorado's investing in self-driving crash trucks to keep workers and drivers safe from roadside collisions.