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As a young gymnast Sanden Andrews was a big fan of Smoothie King. Now, more than a decade later, she has opened 10 franchises in Atlanta, Georgia, with plans to expand.

President Donald Trump tweets about the stock market sitting at or near record highs as the Dow Jones Industrial Average approaches 22,000 for the first time.

The JEM Internal Ball is a drone taking photos and video aboard the International Space Station, and it resembles some celebrity robots.

Ford's 2018 Mustang GT comes out with a "Quiet Mode" to please neighborhood noise complaints.

Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert and Trevor Noah poked fun at Anthony Scaramucci being ousted as White House communications director after 10 days.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announces that all of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's assets that are subject to U.S. jurisdiction will be frozen.

Following former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci's exit, CNN's Brian Stelter and Gloria Borger said he was "getting bigger" than President Trump, who is the "only star" in the White House.

Discovery Communications, which owns TLC and Animal Planet, is acquiring Scripps Networks, which owns Food Network and HGTV. CNNMoney's Maggie Lake spoke with the CEOs of both companies.

Babylon Health uses a combination of artificial intelligence and remote telemedicine programs to connect patients with their doctors. Its AI powered chatbots allow patients to check their symptoms instantly, while a video chat feature quickly connects patients with a doctor.

Anthony Scaramucci is out as White House communications director, sources tell CNN.

Ending "bailouts" for insurance companies could end up hurting nearly 6 million Americans who rely on subsidies to afford health coverage. CNNMoney's Tami Luhby reports.

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says her fight for paid leave is gaining traction with her Republican colleagues and she's grateful Ivanka Trump is talking about the issue.

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has claimed victory in a controversial referendum to replace the current legislative body, the National Assembly.

Author and CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley says the Trump White House is in "utter disarray" and concludes that the president is "unfit for command." His message: "He thinks you can govern by chaos, and it's not working."

Uber isn't available anywhere in Iran, so startups like Snapp are seizing the ride-sharing opportunity.

Alisyn Camerota talks with Brian Stelter about her book "Amanda Wakes Up," inspired by her time at Fox News. She shares a lesson from Roger Ailes, who told her journalists should be "uncomfortable with their subject matter," and discusses her decision to quit Twitter.

Retired US Army Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling tells Brian Stelter that Trump's tweets about reinstating a military ban on transgender people do not "conform with the way the military normally does business."

John Phillips and Jennifer Rubin react to Trump's tweet-shaming of Jeff Sessions, which earned him rare criticism from conservative media commentators. "I think there's a very small segment of the conservative base that is becoming alarmed," Rubin said.

The way Trump "seems headed, this is going to end not just in embarrassment, but infamy," David Zurawik says. So what does that mean for pro-Trump shows on Fox News? Zurawik also comments on the "Twitter dance" between the president and "Fox & Friends."

If you agree that "Fox & Friends" is "the most powerful TV show in America," because President Trump is a loyal viewer, then you should recognize the show's responsibility to be correct and careful, Brian Stelter says.