Automation is already transforming the way we travel on the road, but autonomous boats and ships could mean sailors will need to adjust to life at a desk instead of at the wheel.
It's the eternal presidential promise, but tax reform hasn't been done since 1986. Christine Romans looks at why it's so difficult to get it through Congress. Two hints: people love their tax breaks. And people hate paying new taxes.
The nuclear agreement has seen many sanctions go away, but most Iranians have not felt the economic benefits yet. That could be a threat to President Hassan Rouhani's bid to win again.
You don't have to go to Italy to hunt for truffles in a forest. Just an hour outside of Seattle is a secret forest where black truffles go in abundance. The only you thing you need is a truffle dog to show you the way.
Roger Ailes, who built Fox News Channel into a ratings powerhouse over two decades before he was forced out in a sexual harassment scandal, died Thursday.
CNN's Nick Paton Walsh goes undercover inside Venezuela, a country on the brink of collapse and torn apart by violent protests against President Nicolas Maduro and his supporters.
President Trump has a history of threatening media organizations and even vowed to 'open up' libel laws to make suing the media easier during his presidential campaign.
A New York Times report says President Trump told James Comey to consider imprisoning journalists who publish leaks. CNN Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin explains what legal rights journalists have.
"Arrested Development" producer and uncredited narrator Ron Howard tells CNN's Rachel Crane how he took an "anthropological" approach to telling the tale of the Bluth Family.
Sexually transmitted infections are pervasive and on the rise. In this Tech vs. Taboos episode, CNNTech's Sara O'Brien sits down with Lora Ivanova, co-founder of myLAB Box, a home STD testing kit.
On Wednesday, Google announced several Google Photos updates and unveiled Google Lens, which lets your phone's camera interpret people, places, and things in the pictures you take.
WeChat is everywhere in Chinese daily life. It's not just for messaging, but a way to order services and to pay for them. It's made parent company Tencent one of the most valuable companies in the world. CNN's Matt Rivers reports.