The trade confrontation with China is intensifying, but the White House is confident the US will come out on top. CNNMoney's Christine Romans explains why.
Borusan Mannesmann in Baytown, Texas makes steel pipes for the oil and gas industry. CEO Joel Johnson says the company is seeking a short-term exemption on tariffs so it can build another factory and employ more people.
Jimmy Fallon addresses President Donald Trump's tweets, telling his audience on NBC's "The Tonight Show" that he had planned to tweet back at the President but instead realized he had "more important things to do."
Fox News is distancing itself from a racist remark made by one of its paid commentators, David Bossie, while arguing on "Fox & Friends" with Democratic strategist Joel Payne.
Rep. Joe Crowley was ousted from his Queens district by Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old Latina running her first political campaign. She is now likely to be the youngest woman ever elected to the House.
Once, General Electric sold everything from light bulbs to lighthearted drama. Now it just sells itself. What will be left? Richard Quest breaks down GE's breakup.
Missouri's Mid-Continent Nail Corporation spokesman James Glassman says "jobs are in severe jeopardy" due to steel tariffs. If the company is not granted an exclusion, he said the company could move to Mexico or go out of business.
A candid conversation with Larry Summers who says this about real people and about real jobs. Trump's economic policies are making the country and many of its citizens poorer.
Hog and soybean farmers in Iowa who voted for Trump weigh in on whether they will continue to support the president as tariffs take a toll on their business. CNN's Nick Watt reports.
Nissan is developing technology to connect drivers' minds to artificial intelligence inside a car. The "brain-to-vehicle" headset uses brainwaves to predict reactions.
Lil Miquela is an Instagram influencer, whose posts have earned her more than one million followers. But Miquela's not like any other influencer, because she isn't real. That hasn't stopped advertisers from taking notice.