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Oliver Stone talks with CNN's Brian Stelter about "The Putin Interviews," a series of conversations between the filmmaker and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Katy Perry dropped some pretty big confessional bombs during her 96-hour "Big Brother"-style live stream event titled "Witness World Wide."

Boeing builds almost every one of its planes in Everett, Washington -- just 30 minutes outside of Seattle. It's also where the new Air Force One will be built. And you can see it all happen in person.

Oliver Stone talks with CNN's Brian Stelter about "The Putin Interviews," a series of conversations between the filmmaker and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This robot can compose it's own songs after being given a four measure starting point.

After nearly 50 years, McDonald's will no longer be a sponsor of the Olympic Games.

Former Trump campaign adviser, Roger Stone, has been named in investigations regarding Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election.

Online retail giant Amazon is buying organic grocery chain Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in cash.

Apple has announced an overhaul of the App Store, coming in a software update this September. Apple SVP Phil Schiller tells Laurie Segall why he's more excited than ever about the developer community.

No soup for you! Soupman, the restaurant chain made famous by the TV show, "Seinfeld," has filed for bankruptcy.

A shooter opened fire on the GOP congressional baseball team in Alexandria, Virginia, and several were injured.

Seth Meyers discusses his joke about Donald Trump's presidential bid at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner and the role of comedians in political satire.

Since 'The Bachelor' premiered in 2002, the show and its various spinoffs like 'The Bachelorette' and 'Bachelor in Paradise' have been big business for ABC.

Those gifs that seem to saturate your social media, text messages, and entire online life are older than you might expect. The .gif file format was introduced 30 years ago.

SAW (single actuating wave) robots are versatile robots that travel on any surface, climb walls and even swim. The real-world applications are endless. Small-sized SAW robots can go through our bodies to help with medical procedures. Larger versions could be used for pipe maintenance and security tasks, such as search and rescue missions on complex terrain.

CNN's Frank Pallotta sits down with Dave Mullins and Dana Murray to talk about 'Lou,' the short that will play in front of 'Cars 3,' and what it's like to work at Pixar Animation Studios.

Top executives dropping off the radar is becoming a disturbingly familiar situation in China.

The country's first X-ray space telescope is on a mission to reveal insights about black holes, pulsars and gamma-ray bursts.

United is back in hot water as a video from July of 2015 shows a United employee allegedly shoving a then 71-year-old man. The employee has since been fired, but the victim is suing for over $1 million.

In 2014, Flint, Michigan, switched its water source in a cost-cutting measure that led to tainted drinking water containing lead and other toxins.