LGBTQ rights organization GLAAD is fighting an online war against bias. Chief Digital Officer Jim Halloran tells CNN Tech's Laurie Segall how the organization worked with Twitter to stop censoring the word "queer."
The Arab world has the lowest female workforce participation rate in the world - the exception is the UAE which has one of the highest rates in the region.
President Trump raised the prospect of wiping out Puerto Rico's $73 billion debt, but he doesn't have a magic wand to wave. He does have the bully pulpit, though. Richard Quest explains how that could help Puerto Rico's debt problem.
Ricardo Rossello, Governor of Puerto Rico, says he's "not getting involved in any of the give and take" about the administration's response to the crisis.
At the Made By Google event on Wednesday, the company announced a slew of new products including two new Home speakers, a Pixelbook laptop, and a tiny camera they call Clips.
Google just announced their updated smartphones, the Pixel 2 and 2 XL. The company also released a set of wireless headphones with real-time language translation, Google Pixel Buds.
Twitter users noticed an unusual audience member at the Equifax Congressional hearing: a protester dressed up as the mascot from the Monopoly game, Rich Uncle Pennybags.
Purbalingga in Indonesia has become the eyelash capital of the world and leading the production is PT Royal Korindah, which has been manufacturing eyelashes since 1968.
It wasn't ok when President Obama's government spending was causing budget deficits, but White House budget director Mick Mulvaney seems to accept deficits now that President Trump's proposed tax cuts might cause them.
Lush just released the Jelly Bomb, a bath bomb that turns your water into gelatin. CNN Tech's Ramy Zabarah and an expert chemist explain the science behind the bath bombs exploding in the tub and on social media.