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During an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump responded to former attorney Michael Cohen's testimony that Trump directed him to make hush money payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.

Paris Dennard debates President Trump's revocation of John Brennan's security clearance with former CIA and FBI official Phil Mudd.

CNN's Samuel Burke explains how Tencent is a bit like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Spotify and Snapchat all rolled into one.

CNN's Allison Chinchar explains why wildfire season in the US is lasting longer and burning more acres of land than ever.

Despite political turmoil in the White House markets have remained steady. Blackrock's Rick Rieder explains why Wall Street has been unfazed by Washington.

Amazon's online success has forced retail companies to up the ante with e-commerce. CNN's Paul R. La Monica explains why some companies are keeping up and others have fallen behind.

Blackrock's Rick Rieder explains why the market ? and President Trump ? don't want the U.S. dollar to appreciate in order to keep the economy growing.

Ed Evans, a delegate in the West Virginia State House, talks about McDowell County's reliance on coal and what one job leaving could mean for the local economy.

CNN's Chris Cuomo weighs in on a day of bad news for President Donald Trump after his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, was found guilty of eight financial crimes and his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, agreed to a plea deal with the Southern District of New York.

Microsoft announced parts of an operation linked to Russian military intelligence targeting the US Senate and conservative think tanks were thwarted. CNN's Frederik Pleitgen reports.

An ad campaign designed to look like it was made by Twitter itself is encouraging users to be more skeptical of what they read on the platform. It's the latest critique of Twitter's policy on misinformation.

Huawei released a commercial for its Nova 3 smartphone in Egypt that was meant to highlight the phone's camera abilities. But an actor's Instagram accidentally revealed that the featured photos were actually shot with a DSLR.

In 2011, Brian Bolter quit his job as a news anchor to start his own wine bar. Now, seven years later, he has opened four restaurants in Annapolis, Maryland that's mainly focused on wine.

Fitbit CEO James Park tells CNN's Paula Newton he thinks the company's new Charge 3 fitness tracker will help boost the wearables market.

You could have the chance to buy one of only 25 silver 1964 Aston Martin DB5's, the same car Sean Connery, as James Bond, drove in the movie "Goldfinger."

Greece has officially exited the last of the three enormous rescue programs that saved it from going bust and abandoning the euro. CNN's Richard Quest reports.

In a "Meet the Press" interview on NBC, President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani discusses the President potentially being called to testify in the Mueller probe.

Retired Lt. Col. and former Fox analyst Ralph Peters is sharply critical of both President Trump and his former network home. "People that only listen to Fox have an utterly skewed view of reality," Peters says. He calls Trump a "gift to Fox," and says "Fox in turn is a gift to Trump."

Brian Stelter asks Jack Dorsey whether Twitter made mistakes surrounding Alex Jones. Does Dorsey really think a one-week "time out" will change Jones' behavior? "It's worth a shot," Dorsey says. More importantly, Twitter has to be "consistent" about enforcement. Later, Oliver Darcy joins Stelter with reaction to the interview.

In a rare TV interview, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey discusses "toxic" behavior on the platform and his efforts to improve the "health" of conversations. "We're ready to question everything," Dorsey says, even basic features like follower counts. This leads Brian Stelter to ask him about the perception that Twitter is all talk and no action.