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Now that the AT&T/Time Warner deal has gone through, which media companies will merge and which will be left standing?

Filmmaker Rob Reiner, an outspoken Trump critic, talks with Brian Stelter about the health of our press, our parties and our democracy. He says pro-Trump talk shows and websites are "essentially state-run media."

Brian Stelter shares linguist George Lakoff's advice about stopping the spread of political lies. Stelter's idea is a "truth sandwich." Doug Heye says news outlets shouldn't give so much attention to Trump's tweets.

Brian Stelter discusses AT&T's ownership of CNN and the other parts of what is now formerly known as Time Warner. He also shares highlights from his interview with John Stankey, the new head of WarnerMedia.

President Trump's interviews and pressers generated a lot of news coverage and a lot of fact-checks. Brian Karem, Olivia Nuzzi and Doug Heye discuss the value of "access" with Brian Stelter.

Brian Karem tells Brian Stelter he has no regrets about interrupting Sarah Sanders at a recent briefing. Rather, he's sorry to suffering families "for waiting so long and holding my temper." He said he is "extremely angry with this administration."

Brian Karem, Olivia Nuzzi and Doug Heye join Brian Stelter to discuss coverage of the policy change that is causing more parents to be separated from their children after crossing the border illegally. Nuzzi says Trump is "lying about this policy."

Brian Stelter says the White House's "lying, deception and anti-media attacks" are "getting worse." He asks "are we actually reaching a boiling point?"

Michigan Central Station was once the gateway to the Midwest. Now, it's a sign of urban collapse. But Ford wants to change that, transforming the American icon into a tech hub for autonomous driving and more. Bill Ford tells Poppy Harlow why the company is all in on Detroit.

Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford tells CNN's Poppy Harlow why he disagreed with Ford's outlook on environmental protection in the 1970s, and how the company has changed.

Disney is pumping out hit after hit, from Star Wars to Pixar films. It may seem like a new business model, but actually CEO Bob Iger is borrowing tactics that Walt Disney himself began using almost a century ago.

CNNMoney's Brian Stelter reports on his interview with the new head of Time Warner, John Stankey.

The US will impose a 25% tariff on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods. China immediately vowed to retaliate. CNNMoney's Christine Romans reports.

Bill Weir gets a healthy dose of adrenaline as he tries to understand New Zealand's obsession with extreme sports. Tune in to "The Wonder List" Saturdays at 9 p.m. ET.

The most recent list of the 100 highest-paid athletes in the world doesn't include a single woman. CNN's Brooke Baldwin says it's time for women to start speaking up.

Veteran cartoonist Rob Rogers has been fired from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette after 25 years. He speaks with CNN's Erin Burnett about his firing.

California avocado farmer Rick Shade says his workforce is aging and there is no one to replace them.

The Peek Vision eye test uses a device attached to a smartphone camera to examine the inner eye. Through an app, patients are then connected to healthcare facilities for treatment.

Garry Hartman runs one of the few chassis manufacturers left in the US. He explains why his business is in big trouble thanks to competition from China, and why getting on Trump's tariff list is critical.

Cerro Gordo, California is an abandoned 19th century mining town, and it's on the market for just $925,000.