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Just how unusual is the relationship between the Trump White House and Fox News? Brian Stelter counts the ways. "A president has never endorsed a network like this before," he says, showing how both sides help each other out. "It makes you wonder, what would Trump do without Fox?" Stelter says.

Immigration reporters Lomi Kriel, Rafael Carranza and Neena Satija tell Brian Stelter how they're still fighting for answers regarding the separated families at the border. "It's really chaos," Satija says. Kriel says her job is to "tell their stories."

One hundred people, $500 a month, no strings attached. Stockton, California is rolling out a small-scale experiment with universal basic income.

In honor of Subaru of America's 50th anniversary, we look back at the company's first model, the Subaru 360. The tiny 360 was so "cheap and ugly" that Subaru literally marketed it that way.

The US economy added 213,000 jobs in June. The unemployment rate inched up to 4%, the first increase in almost a year. CNNMoney's Christine Romans reports.

The homeland security adviser, the national security adviser and the secretary of state have been among the high-profile exits in 2018.

Ed Schultz, former host of MSNBC's 'The Ed Show,' has died at the age of 64.

Once the world's most valuable startup, Chinese tech company Xiaomi has become the top smartphone maker in emerging markets like India. How will Trump's trade war with China affect its global ambitions?

Disney Imagineering has just released video of "Stuntronics" -- robots capable of performing death-defying stunts at its theme park attractions.

Starbucks fatigue is a thing. Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf CEO hopes that as the Seattle giant closes stores in the U.S., now is the right time to expand across the country.

Bruce Heyman worked for Goldman Sachs for decades and then became the U.S. Ambassador to Canada. He says there are three ways this trade war will play out.

A major fall from grace and a tarnish on one of Malaysia's most political families. Najib Razak issues an apology. We talk to the reporter who broke the story 3 years ago today.

Find out how much money Americans spend on hot dogs and watermelons to celebrate Independence Day.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador was elected in a landslide on Sunday, and he's sharply criticized the Trump administration's policies on immigration and trade. We speak to the CURRENT Mexican Ambassador to the United States Geronimo Gutierrez about lessons learned from one administration to the next.

Bree Butler just graduated from Santa Fe High School, she is a survivor, she is an activist, and is now taking her message to Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.

Jelani Cobb and Liz Plank discuss Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's upset victory. Did national news outlets "miss" the story? What lessons can be learned from Ocasio-Cortez's win?

Brian Stelter asks Jelani Cobb and Liz Plank if the news media is accurately reflecting liberal fear and anger in the country. And what about the issue of alarmism? "Shouting fire in a place where there is actually a fire isn't alarmism," Cobb says.

CNN's Jim Acosta has become the face of the White House's combative relationship with the press. Brian Stelter asks him to respond to his critics. Acosta also talks about the "MAGA-phone" of pro-Trump media outlet.

Brian Stelter sat down with The Washington Post's Marty Baron at the Aspen Ideas Festival to speak about coverage of the president, and whether this is a crisis moment for democracy. "We're perhaps more blunt than we were in the past... calling out falsehoods," Baron said of his paper's work in the Trump era.

Joshua McKerrow describes how he covered the shooting at his own paper. "I want to rededicate the rest of my career to helping create more empathy and more communication. That's what we're missing," he says. David Zurawik joins the conversation.