In her first public comments since the election of Donald Trump, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen stressed the importance of a Fed independent from "short-term political pressures."
At the University of South Florida, forensic artists from around the country have gathered to sculpt 3D printed skulls with clay in an effort to recreate the faces of missing and unidentified people.
CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci explains the only conflicts of interest law that applies to the president is the "emoluments clause." Some former White House lawyers are predicting that it could lead to a "constitutional crisis" under President Trump.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says action on climate change has become "unstoppable" and hopes that Donald Trump will drop plans to quit the global accord aimed at weaning the world off fossil fuels. CNN's Isa Soares reports from COP22 in Marrakech.
We pay a lot of attention to the ingredients that go into our food, but most of us don't scrutinize our vitamins. Ritual founder, Katerina Schneider talks about how her company crafted an essential vitamin for women, all while being a new mom.
During an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Megyn Kelly talks about the phone call a Fox executive made to the Donald Trump campaign following several threats made toward her.
Ariel Martin, better known as 'Baby Ariel,' has gone from lip-syncing on social media app Musical.ly, to being sponsored by companies like Coke and Nordstrom.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has rolled out his grand vision to create the world's only integrated sustainable energy company. But many call it a risky move for Tesla shareholders because of the precarious state of SolarCity's finances. CNNMoney's Maggie Lake reports.
Three buildings bearing the name 'Trump Place' took their signs down in NYC's Upper West Side after renters petitioned. The buildings are no longer owned by the Trump Organization.
Tech giant Baidu is set to put a small number of driverless cars on the streets of China as public transportation, including taxis and rental cars in 2018. CNN's Matt Rivers gets rare access to test one of Baidu's driverless cars and talks to the man who's leading the program.
