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As the Queen receives a substantial pay boost, CNN takes a look at how much the British monarch is worth.

Congressman Eric Swalwell talks with Brian Stelter about the Russia investigations, his concerns about hateful anti-media rhetoric against the press, and a report that White House have discussed using the Time Warner-AT&T deal as "leverage" against CNN.

Researchers at the University of Washington have invented a prototype phone that makes calls using energy from ambient radio waves and sunlight instead of a battery.

John Gizzi comments on Trump's press conference drought and the sharp decrease in off-camera briefings. He predicts that within a month, the White House will revert to hosting daily televised briefings because "the president likes ratings."

John Avlon, Lynn Sweet and John Gizzi discuss the confusion about what exactly was said when Trump and Putin met in Hamburg. Sweet tells Brian Stelter there was even some confusion between Trump and his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

Kirsten Powers says there has been a "noticeable uptick in harassment online since Donald Trump has been on the scene." John Avlon and Ben Jacobs, who was recently body-slammed by a congressional candidate, join the conversation.

Iowa radio news director Robert Leonard discusses the influence of Fox News with Brian Stelter. "Fox News is a very powerful force, something conservatives trust," he says. Leonard recently wrote about this in The New York Times.

Skepticism and constructive criticism of the press helps journalists improve, but hateful rhetoric (like messages equating journalists to terrorists) hurts society at large, Brian Stelter says. He draws a distinction between pro-journalism and anti-journalism points of view.

Kyle Pope, editor and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review, thinks it's time for the media to "recalibrate" how the president's tweets are covered.

Actor Nelsan Ellis, who lit up the screen on HBO's vampire series "True Blood," has died at age 39, his manager confirmed to CNN.

Stories of sexual harassment are pouring in from Silicon Valley. CNN Tech's Laurie Segall sits down with a female entrepreneur who alleges her investor, Dave McClure, was reluctant to take no for an answer. She explains why the power dynamic means many are afraid to speak up.

As talk of a trade war between the U.S. and Germany looms, BMW sets out to remind just how big of a role it plays in the U.S. automotive industry.

Eight rotors, two seats, $200,000 -- this giant drone look-alike wants to transform short-distance travel. Surefly is still a concept aircraft that's yet to take off.

Automakers unveil new vehicles with some kind of electric propulsion each year, but greener cars have a few challenges to overcome before they dominate the market.

The U.S. economy added 222,000 jobs in June, much more than economists were expecting, the Labor Department said. The unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.4%, hovering just above its lowest level since 2001.

Trade ties between the world's biggest economy and the largest country on the planet are largely inconsequential.

U.S. President Donald Trump made it clear that trade is the lens through which he sees the world's major problems. Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd weighs in on free trade and politics.

Qatar has been acquiring assets in London for years - landmarks include Harrods, the Shard and Canary Wharf. CNNMoney's John Defterios looks at Qatar's British portfolio.

The Obama Administration highlighted Per Scholas for its job training success. But now its future is in doubt. President Trump's proposed budget would cut funding by 40% for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which provides grants to job training sites like Per Scholas.

At the University of Cork in Ireland, researchers are working to understand how cheese is changed when you 3D print it.