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Security footage shows a Tesla crossing railroad tracks at a high speed and becoming airborne. The driver lost control of the car and crashed.

The Trump administration believes its tariffs on foreign imports will do good for the US. But what will they do for the price of beer?

Argentina's President Mauricio Macri asked the International Monetary Fund for a $50 billion loan in an effort to restore investor confidence. CNN's John Defterios reports.

Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist Charles Schwab, tells CNN's Alison Kosik the US economy is set for a period of slowing growth and rising inflation.

Is the economy slowing down? Chief global strategist of Horizon Investments Greg Valliere tells CNN's Alison Kosik says he expects to see more growth.

Chief global strategist of Horizon Investments Greg Valliere explains how trade tensions between China and the US will effect investors.

Boats were rammed and flares fired as French and British fishermen clashed over the issue of scallop fishing in the English Channel.

President Trump accused Google of "suppressing voices of conservatives" by rigging search results. CNN's Hadas Gold reports on the president's tweets.

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman says the company hasn't been hit by President Trump's tariffs against China yet -- but they are actively looking to move production out of China should that change.

Korean pop group BTS beat Taylor Swift's record for biggest YouTube debut with the music video for its song "Idol."

Brit + Co founder and CEO Brit Morin tells CNN's Poppy Harlow why the website can't separate women's rights issues from politics.

Mexican Economy Secretary Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal weighs in on the bilateral agreement between the US and Mexico.

President Donald Trump says NAFTA will be renamed the "US-Mexico trade agreement" after the two countries reached a preliminary agreement resolving key bilateral trade issues.

Carl Bernstein talks with Brian Stelter about covering John McCain during the 2000 campaign. "McCain was about straight talk, about candor, and accessibility in regards to the press," Bernstein says.

While John McCain could be testy with reporters, he respected the role of the press in society, Frank Sesno says. "He brought on public debate, he engaged," Sesno tells Brian Stelter.

So many Trump lies, so little time? Carl Bernstein, David Zurawik and Margaret Sullivan join Brian Stelter to discuss how to cover, in Bernstein's words, "a president of the United States who habitually lies."

Nicole Carroll, Frank Sesno, and Dan Rather share stories about John McCain's rapport with the press corps. "He was very accessible, and it was a very healthy relationship," Carroll says.

Through Michael Cohen's guilty plea, "we know much more about the Enquirer's practices of catching and killing stories" to benefit Trump, Margaret Sullivan says. David Zurawik says he thinks "Trump is in bad, bad trouble on this." And Brian Stelter wants to know what secrets the Enquirer is still keeping.

"There was something genuinely noble about John McCain," former "CBS Evening News" anchor Dan Rather tells Brian Stelter. Rather says "we better hope we have some John McCains in the future."

Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and former Greek Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou where there when the debt crisis started. They look back at the lessons learned (and not learned) now that Greece exits the bailout program.