From his doubts about the death toll after Hurricane Maria, to his claims of a "witch hunt," President Trump has become the "conspiracy theorist in chief," Brendan Nyhan says. Amanda Carpenter also weighs in on the dangers of conspiratorial thinking.
Michael Avenatti tells Brian Stelter he is "very serious" about a 2020 presidential run and argues that successful candidates will need to be media-savvy like President Trump is. He also reflects on his appearance on Tucker Carlson's show and explains why he's willing to go in "the belly of the beast" of Fox News.
CNN's Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans looks back on what it was like covering the financial crisis that ushered in the worst recession since the Great Depression.
On September 15th, 2008 the US government allowed investment bank Lehman Brothers to fail, setting off a market earthquake, deepening an existing economic crisis and sparking reforms that have forever changed global finance. CNN's Clare Sebastian speaks with three veterans of the crisis.
Two Russians accused of a nerve agent attack in the UK told the Kremlin-backed RT network they made a brief trip to Salisbury as tourists, claiming to have had nothing to do with the attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, who were poisoned when the pair were in Salisbury in March 2018.
Apple shareholder Ross Gerber says the company "is out of touch with the consumer" and missing out on big opportunities. The Tesla bull defends Elon Musk saying, you can't invest with a genius and expect normalcy.
The Skimm co-founders and co-CEOs, Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg, explain how their daily newsletter has grown into an audience company targeted towards young women.
The Skimm co-founders and co-CEOs, Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg, launched the No Excuses campaign aimed at motivating Millennials to get out and vote for the issues they care about most.
Jeff Fager, the veteran executive producer of "60 Minutes," is departing amid accusations of inappropriate conduct at the acclaimed newsmagazine. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.
CFRA Research's Lindsey Bell tells CNN's Richard Quest why she thinks economic growth and corporate earnings will slow next year, and where stocks are headed.