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Senate Republicans will strive to get the 50 required votes in a last-ditch effort to repeal Obamacare. CNN's Susan Malveaux reports.

BMW, Volkswagen, Daimler, Audi and Porsche are under investigation for possibly working together like a cartel since the 1990s. Germany's Member of the European Parliament Hans-Olaf Henkel, himself the former IBM Germany CEO as well as former Director of the BDI (Federation of German Industry) discusses if this is just a civil violation or also a criminal one.

Despite posting a 55% rise in quarterly profits, Europe's biggest airline threatens to pull its planes out of Britain if no Brexit deal is put in place. Ryanair's Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Jacobs talks to RIchard Quest on 'Quest Express."

After 32 years as a fixture of the Windows operating system, Microsoft may stop supporting the application Paint.

South Korea offers to help North Korea as it struggles with "the worst drought in 100 years." CNN's Kathy Novak reports.

Donald Trump helped convince Carrier not to move its Indianapolis furnace plant to Mexico, but now the company is eliminating hundreds of jobs. CNN's Martin Savidge has the story.

A day after congressional negotiators announced an agreement on a Russian sanctions bill, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said the administration was on board. However, Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said President Donald Trump was still considering it.

Scott Jennings, former special assistant to President George W. Bush, says there is "frustration in the White House" over communicating their achievements. He thinks Scaramucci's role will be to solve that.

Dan Pfeiffer, former senior advisor to Obama, says the cameras in the White House press briefings will turn on as a sign that Scaramucci is "playing ball," until they'll curb access again, using it "as a stick to whack the press with."

Dan Pfeiffer, former Senior Advisor to Obama, asks the question. "It's not a job you can do sitting in a cable news green room all the time," he adds.

Kellyanne Conway says the media spends too much time covering allegations of collusion between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia during the 2016 campaign.  "You look at his job through the lens of Russia. I look at his job through the lens of America," Conway told CNN's Brian Stelter, adding that the ongoing Russia investigation was "not a big story."

After this week's shakeup at the top, the White House media team plans to double down on President's Trump's message on the economy and national security. But it shows no signs of backing off its criticism of press coverage it believes is unfair.

The House and Senate have struck a deal that could send a new bill to President Donald Trump's desk before the end of the month that would slap Russia with new sanctions and give Congress new veto power over easing sanctions against Moscow.

Actor John Heard, best known for playing the father in the "Home Alone" movies, has died, the Santa Clara County, California, medical examiner's office said. Other memorable appearances include "Big," "Beaches," and "The Sopranos," which he received an Emmy nomination for in 1999.

CNN's Michael Smerconish conducted an off-the-record interview with Sean Spicer, moments before he resigned as White House press secretary.

In an early morning tweetstorm, President Trump derided leaks within the US government, while claiming that the president has the "complete power to pardon."

Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump filed disclosure documents that reveal new information about their extensive business holdings and investments. CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci reports.

U.S. Department of Justice and Europol takedown a massive Dark Web marketplace that was allegedly one of the world's biggest sources for the sale of drugs and illicit materials. Europol Executive Director Rob Wainwright talks to Richard Quest.

Anthony Scaramucci once called then presidential candidate Donald Trump a "hack politician" who is "anti-American." Now he is the Trump administration's communications director.

A long-lost bag used by Neil Armstrong to bring back moon samples during the Apollo 11 mission has just been sold for $1.8 million.