Software and data analytics company Mark43 helps cops enter crime reports faster. The aim is to improve efficiency, getting more police out from behind desks and on the streets, driving down crime levels.
New York Times reporter Matthew Rosenberg tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that Jared Kushner's meeting with a Russian banker was explained by the White House as a routine meeting, while in a statement, bank representatives said Kushner met with the banker on behalf of his family's business organization.
Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden says Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin violated his ethics clause when he appeared to promote "The Lego Batman Movie," a film for which he was an executive producer, during a recent interview.
Ertharin Cousin, Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow about her mission to end hunger, which is a major cause of global instability.
Voodoo Manufacturing in Brooklyn, NY is one of several companies relying on technology, like 3D printing and robotics, to ease the burden on human workers. If this is happening today, what does that mean for the future of manufacturing jobs?
As the percentage of American workers testing positive for illegal drugs has climbed to its highest level in a decade, employers are turning to refugees to fill gaps in the labor market.
Brian Lowry says there may be a connection between Fox's decision to bench Judge Andrew Napolitano and Rupert Murdoch's business interests in the United Kingdom.
Why do some local crime stories become national news while others do not? Brian Stelter takes a look at coverage of an alleged rape and says "at Fox, all roads lead back to media bias."
"There is a credibility and trust factor that's really in play with this president," April Ryan says. Ryan and Bernstein discuss how press secretary Sean Spicer's credibility is also an issue.
