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Maggie Haberman and her father Clyde both write for The New York Times, and they recently had front page stories on the same day. The two sit down with CNN's Brian Stelter to share how journalism became a family calling.

President Trump says the Coast Guard rescued Harvey victims by "going into winds the media would not go into." Brian Stelter says this was a "wrong and petty" slap at the press. Columnist Will Bunch says the storm coverage disproved Trump's claim that members of the media are "enemies of the people."

On the twelfth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans resident and actor Harry Shearer describes how lessons learned from Katrina coverage can be applied to coverage of Harvey's aftermath. He also discusses the "wallpapering" of disaster imagery by TV news.

White House chief of staff John Kelly is reportedly changing some of President Trump's media consumption patterns. Sarah Westwood says this is "hugely significant." Errol Louis says it's critical to ensure reliable information gets to the president so that he doesn't "go off on wild goose chases."

CNN's Brian Stelter says he has noticed that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tends to tell reporters that she'll "get back to them" during briefings instead of answering the reporters' questions. 

Officials say tremors from North Korea's latest nuclear test were ten times stronger than the last nuclear test. CNN's Allison Chinchar explains.

Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton addresses the estimated 2000 post-Harvey claims of fraud and price gouging, and advises how to avoid being cheated.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey's devastation, what can be done to address Houston's lack of zoning laws and the global warming factor?

Hurricane Harvey caused some refineries to shut down leading to a ripple effect of uncertainty in the energy industry. Despite emergency measures being put in place, analysts still expect gas prices to rise as an impact of the storm.

Bill Marriott Jr., Executive Chairman of Marriott International Inc., talks to CNN's Poppy Harlow about the lack of collaboration in Washington.

CNNMoney's Peter Valdes-Dapena interviews Daimler AG's Chief Design Officer Gorden Wagener about the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet at the Pebble Beach auto show. He calls it "ultimate luxury" but will anybody ever be able to buy it?

A conservative firebrand and fervent Trump supporter, Tomi Lahren is known for her outraged monologues. She now joins Fox News as a political contributor.

Houston Texans defensive end JJ Watt has been raising money to help victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Computer scientists from the University of Waterloo created an app that directs users to take better selfies. The app uses an algorithm that measures face size, position and lighting.

Opposition supporters cheered and chanted in the streets of Nairobi after Kenya's presidential election result was declared invalid.

When Dallas residents heard Harvey had disrupted gas production, they came out in droves to refill their tanks. CNN's Alison Kosik reports.

Employers added only 156,000 jobs in August as the pace of hiring slowed. The unemployment rate crept up a bit to 4.4% from the 16-year low of 4.3% reached last month.

The Trump administration has tapped an emergency stockpile of crude oil in response to the major refinery outages in the U.S. Gulf Coast caused by Hurricane Harvey. Gas prices are still moving higher before Labor Day weekend though.

CNNMoney takes a look at three of the biggest PR crises in recent history and how the companies involved in them handled the fallouts.

Volkswagen introduces its new concept bus, the I.D. Buzz, at this year's Pebble Beach auto show. This electric bus with autonomous aspirations plans to hit your local dealership in 2022.