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Jon Stewart joins Stephen Colbert to talk about Donald Trump's relationship with the media and give the media some advice.

The Dow closed at an all-time high yet again - its 12th consecutive record day. That's only happened two other times in the 120-year history of the Dow.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he believes there is a way to reduce the costs of Obamacare and that he won't "sit silent" on Republican attempts to roll back the Medicaid expansion he brought to his state.

Nearly 17 years after the Nokia 3310's initial release, Nokia relaunched their classic cell phone.

Ron Rivera is a former NFL linebacker, the current coach of the Carolina Panthers ? and the only Hispanic head coach in the league. He sits down with CNNMoney's Ahiza Garcia to talk immigration, leadership and race issues in football.

Barry Jenkins, Emma Stone and some of the key figures from "La La Land" and "Moonlight" react backstage to the Oscars mix-up.

President Trump says his budget will give more decision-making power to the states.

During the Oscars, Cadillac launched a commercial addressing a divided nation.

President Trump says his budget will boost military and law enforcement spending.

Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty presented "La La Land" as the winner of the best picture award, and the celebration began on stage but was quickly ended when one of the "La La Land" winners pointed out that in fact "Moonlight" had won the award.

The 89th annual Academy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, was full of surprises.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution editor Kevin Riley talks with Brian Stelter about what it's like to cover Trump administration policies from far beyond the beltway.

Linguist George Lakoff offers recommendations for effective fact-checks. He says journalists should frame stories by sharing the truth; then briefly reporting a politician's falsehood; then focusing intently on the truth.

"The story is what he's done," not Trump's anti-media attacks, Trump supporter Amy Kremer says. "I mean, honestly, I'm tired of hearing about all this. I'm really tired of it."

Brian Stelter take a deeper look at how the term "fake news" has been co-opted by President Trump. He endorses a new way to talk about "fabricated stories" and other forms of misinformation.

The New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet talks with Brian Stelter about Trump's attempts to "minimize" journalism; the silver lining to Trump's attacks; and the necessity of anonymous sources.

Does it matter that the president is skipping the WHCA dinner? Trump supporter Amy Kremer says Trump doesn't need to go to the gala "to get mocked; he gets mocked all the time."

Politico White House correspondent Tara Palmeri describes what happened on Friday when the White House blocked her from attending a briefing. She says it was "by design" to distract media attention.

Samsung is expanding their tablet lineup with the Galaxy Tab S3 and the Galaxy Book.

Brian Stelter and Dean Baquet, Executive Editor of the New York Times, talk about Trump's fixation with cable news and why the press needs to use anonymous sources.