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Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly says that he suspects President Trump will insist on money for a border wall as part of a funding bill that would keep the government open.

Since Colorado legalized pot for recreational use, both legal and illegal profits are growing. CNN's Ana Cabrera looks at efforts to weed out illegal producers.

Attorney Gen. Sessions says the border wall between the US and Mexico will get funding "one way or the other," despite a looming budget battle in Congress.

CNN's Rachel Crane interviews record breaking NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson via video feed from the International Space Station.

NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson can now add most experienced in the U.S. to her remarkable resume. Whitson has also clocked more hours spacewalking than any other woman and was the first woman to command the International Space Station.

Stocks and the euro surged after pro-European reformer Emmanuel Macron emerged as the front runner to become the next French president.

According to BFM, the top two candidates in the runoff will be Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen. They will face off on May 7. CNN's Jim Bitterman and Hala Gorani report.

Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) discusses the ongoing debate on keep the government funded and what role Obamacare could play in the negotiation.

With the lingering legacy of MH370 and MH17, CEO Peter Bellew discusses his efforts at what he has called "the greatest turnaround in the history of aviation." CNN's Richard Quest looks at how Malaysia Airlines is attempting to reshape its identity.

What is the status of the federal investigation into Fox? Is the network vulnerable to more lawsuits? Laura Coates and David Zurawik share their analysis with Brian Stelter.

Is Trump's relationship with the press changing? Are journalists too fixated on the 100-day mark? Brian Stelter asks White House correspondents April Ryan, Kaitlan Collins and Glenn Thrush.

Sarah Ellison, Emily Steel, and Jamia Wilson discuss the fallout from Bill O'Reilly's ouster from Fox and what he might do next.

What were the factors in Bill O'Reilly's ouster? Emily Steel, who co-authored the story that exposed O'Reilly's secret settlements, discusses the Murdochs' decision with Brian Stelter, Jamia Wilson, and Sarah Ellison.

For a long time Alisyn Camerota was reluctant to describe the dark side of working at Fox News. But on CNN's "Reliable Sources" Sunday, she said, "Yes, Roger Ailes did sexually harass me."

American Airlines is investigating after a video surfaced on social media showing a confrontation between a passenger and an airline employee aboard one of its flights. CNN's Polo Sandoval reports.

We use social media to document our lives. But what happens to your posts, pictures and tweets when you die? CNN Tech Correspondent and "Mostly Human" host Laurie Segall explains what happens to your accounts when you're no longer around.

Pinchas Gutter is a Holocaust survivor. Researchers at the USC Shoah Foundation are preserving his memory by turning him into an interactive video. CNNTech's Sara O'Brien sits down with the digital survivor.

Ousted executives often leave with staggering payouts. Here are a few notable figures who cashed in when they checked out.

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer launched USAFacts to bring "transparency to your tax dollars."

Coca-Cola's Chinese name translates to "tasty and fun." Here's a look at some other names for western brands in China and what they mean.