"Weekend Update" poked fun at Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign. They also took shots at Anthony Scaramucci's short White House tenure.
The former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, who served time in prison for leaking classified documents, will be featured in the magazine's coveted September issue.
This time, O.J. Simpson's getaway vehicle is chasing buyers, not being tailed by the police. The white Bronco will be featured on an upcoming episode of History Channel's "Pawn Stars," where Simpson's former agent will attempt to sell it.
The stock market is hitting records, but not everyone is feeling it. Christine Romans explains why surging stocks are a measure of corporate America's health, but not a pulse check for the economy.
Laurel & Wolf is an online interior design service that allows customers to design their perfect room and matches them with an independent interior designer.
Frustrated with Twitter's refusal to remove content he reported for being offensive, Shahak Shapira protested the social network's policies by spray-painting several of the "hate tweets" on the street outside Twitter's Hamburg office.
President Donald Trump claims he has more than 100 million followers on social media, but if you take into account duplicates, inactive accounts and automated bots, the real number is much fewer.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has predicted a "summer of hell" on the city's subways. Now Mayor Bill de Blasio has a plan to upgrade them but wants to tax the rich to pay for it. City Comptroller Scott Springer explains how New York got into this "hot mess".
As Instagram's popularity continues to grow, the app has expanded from capturing photos to strengthening relationships. In this Mostly Human Conversation, CNN Tech's Laurie Segall speaks with Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger about the changing mission of his company and how it's evolved to become more empathetic and embrace social responsibility.