Microsoft president and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith admits that Microsoft "should ask ourselves if we can do more" to prevent cyberattacks. But he also says there needs to be a "digital Geneva convention" with "new restraints on governments so they're not hoarding these vulnerabilities."
Fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff tells CNN's Poppy Harlow how she is integrating tech both on and off the runway, and how she is committed to helping female entrepreneurs and young girls in the STEM field.
Mexico's economy minister, Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, says he's ready to renegotiate a trade deal "as long as these objectives of rebalancing trade are not about introducing tariffs or introducing quotas."
Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert says "less than $70,000 has been paid in ransoms" in the wake of ransomware WannaCry. But he says the 'worm is in the wild' and they are still pursing the perpetrator.
San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich said he feels "like there's a cloud, a pall over the whole country," in a critique of the president during a press conference.
Carl Bernstein tells CNN's Brian Stelter that "Republicans during Watergate were heroic" and wanted to see "truth served," and the same cannot be said now.
Outspoken Trump critics Bruce Bartlett and David Frum tackle the mixed messages coming from conservative media outlets. Bartlett says the "conservative entertainment" wing is winning.
Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik says "SNL" is "brilliantly satirizing" an administration that "pumps disinformation." He says comedians have an important role to play.
Jeffrey Toobin talks with CNN's Brian Stelter about his news-making reaction to the firing of James Comey, standing by the assertion that it was a "grotesque abuse of power."
Olivia Nuzzi and Michael Scherer both say Trump's talk about scrapping press briefings should be taken seriously. Nuzzi says it's "frightening." Both journalists also discuss the flood of leaks from Trump aides.
While hosting "Saturday Night Live" for the fifth time, Melissa McCarthy brought back her "Spicy" impersonation of White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
It's hard to imagine life before smartphones. But our frequent use is causing concern for doctors and researchers. Laurie Segall, host of "Mostly Human" explores how people become addicted to their smartphones.
Speaking at the Agnes Scott College commencement ceremony in Georgia on Saturday, Winfrey talked about the importance of helping others and that nobody makes it alone.
The ransomware, called WannaCry, locks down all the files on an infected computer and asks the computer's administrator to pay in order to regain control of them.
A ransomware attack is targeting organizations around the world and impacting tens of thousands of computers. CNNTech's Laurie Segall interviews Adam Kujawa, of cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes.
From Lockheed Martin to Hyundai, companies around the world are investing in wearable exoskeletons. Designed to help with heavy-lifting, exoskeletons are finding use in warehouses, construction sites and rehabilitation centers for the disabled.
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