Donald Trump Jr. defended his meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity, saying, "I wanted to hear them out."
Can Los Angeles do it again? The '84 Olympics was the last time a city broke even hosting the games. LA thinks it can do it again and has a secret weapon up its sleeve.
The IOC has voted to award two Olympic Games simultaneously for the first time in a century, due to a lack of candidates.Why does no one want to host the Olympics anymore?
David Chavern, the head of the newspaper industry's main trade group, wants to take on Google and Facebook. Can he turn the tide so people know that the news is coming from reliable sources and don't say things like, 'I got my news from Facebook.'
The Dow dropped about 150 points within half an hour of when Donald Trump Jr. released an email chain on his meeting with a "Russian government attorney." Silverbear Capital's Alan Valdes explains how algorithms play a role in the market's sudden drop.
Trump Jr. tweeted that he was releasing the emails to be "totally transparent," but his release came moments before The New York Times published the emails. CNNMoney's Brian Stelter reports.
Researchers at Google's parent company Alphabet couldn't explain to a digital avatar how to do a backflip, so they gave the artificial intelligence simple tasks like "keep moving forward without falling" and the AI developed parkour-esque skills on its own.
Amazon SVP of Worldwide Operations Dave Clark talks about how the company is trying to grow its biggest day of the year internationally, including leasing a fleet of cargo planes.
Congressman Eric Swalwell talks with Brian Stelter about the Russia investigations, his concerns about hateful anti-media rhetoric against the press, and a report that White House have discussed using the Time Warner-AT&T deal as "leverage" against CNN.
Researchers at the University of Washington have invented a prototype phone that makes calls using energy from ambient radio waves and sunlight instead of a battery.
John Gizzi comments on Trump's press conference drought and the sharp decrease in off-camera briefings. He predicts that within a month, the White House will revert to hosting daily televised briefings because "the president likes ratings."