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Now that Facebook has reached 2 billion monthly users, let's take a look back at some of the social network's milestones along the way.

Arguably one of most transformative pieces of technology in the modern era, the iPhone's development was fraught with engineering problems, drama, and extreme stress. Former employees share their stories from inside Apple 10 years ago.

The European Commission found that the U.S. tech giant used its search results to unfairly steer customers to its own shopping platform in a case that dates back to 2010.

Plane making giants Boeing and Airbus are battling it out to build the best plane for medium range routes. With the competition far from over, it should be the passengers who ultimately win.

The CEO of Boxed, a Costco for millennials, gets personal and explains the impact of the Trump Travel Ban on both him and his company.

Aeromexico increases flights, links with the U.S. thanks to its partnership with Delta Air Lines. CEO Andrés Conesa tells Richard Quest he believes the future is more about building relationships rather than building walls.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt sent Qatar the list -- which includes a demand to shut down the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera news network -- and gave the country 10 days to comply with the demands.

Alec Baldwin tells CNN's Chloe Melas he will bring back his famous Donald Trump impersonation to "Saturday Night Live" this fall.

Micromax is one of India's largest mobile phone makers, CNNMoney takes you to the company's production floor to show you how the smartphones are made piece by piece and tested for quality control.

Amazon's Echo Show comes with a touch video screen, new skills and video chat. CNN Correspondent Rachel Crane spends an afternoon testing out its features.

Japan's Takata was brought down by the huge cost of its exploding airbag crisis. The company's faulty airbag inflators, which can blast shrapnel into drivers and passengers, have resulted in the recall of tens of millions of vehicles and been linked to 11 deaths in the U.S. and several others elsewhere.

While campaigning, President Trump promised voters that his health care plan would not cut Medicaid, lower deductibles and provide universal coverage.

In Texarkana, a town that straddles Texas and Arkansas, residents say their health care comes down to what side of the state line they live on.

The president has been saying he'll hold a press conference about the fight against ISIS, but it hasn't happened yet. April Ryan, David Drucker and Michael D'Antonio discuss Trump's reluctance to answer questions.

"This is not about us. This is about the American public," April Ryan says. David Drucker says "we should be more aggressive in pushing back" when the government puts conditions on briefings and interviews.

In this essay, Brian Stelter says "Fox & Friends" showers praise on the president and tries to bury his opponents. Sometimes, he says, Trump seems to be parroting talking points from the show.

Phil Donahue says the press should pay more attention to "angry" Trump voters, but also to those who didn't bother voting. "Apathy is killing us," he says. He also describes how Trump's rallies "are being produced".

The former talk show host talks with Brian Stelter about the media's fascination with Trump. "The coin of our realm is the size of our crowd, and Trump draws a crowd," Donahue says.

Vox's Sarah Kliff, who covers health care, says some Republicans are "lying" about "what this bill actually does." She describes confusion among voters she interviewed in southern Kentucky, who "took Trump's promises at face value."

Brian Stelter asks Russian-American journalist Masha Gessen about Russia-related conspiracy theories; why she believes Trump is an "aspiring autocrat;" and concerning cutbacks to press access in America.