Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy, who met with President Trump on Friday night, says "there's a lot of weakness coming out of chief of staff" Reince Priebus. Ruddy also praises Trump as "extremely well-informed."
The Examiner's Sarah Westwood and former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer react to Sean Spicer's performance as Trump's press secretary. Pfeiffer says Spicer has "lost credibility."
"One of the things that's just amazing is the intensity of this," James Bennet, the NYT's editorial page editor, says. Sarah Westwood says it feels that way because Trump aides "don't let things lie."
In a rare TV appearance columnist Andrew Sullivan discusses tough questions about the President's behavior with CNN's Brian Stelter. The pioneering blogger, now a Contributing Editor for New York Magazine, questions Trump's mental health.
Dr. Alaa Al Nofal is a Syrian pediatric endocrinologist working in South Dakota. He's treating patients in an underserved community and he's one of many doctors feeling the ripple effects of President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration.
Content partner Ad Age goes inside the Procter & Gamble war room during the Big Game premiere of Tide's commercial. The millions spent, months of hard work and top-level secrecy all come to fruition in 75 seconds.
Beat the traffic and ditch the car: Amtrak's "Winter Park Express" takes skiers--and their gear-- from downtown Denver, Colorado, to the Winter Park Resort, literally steps away from mountain chair lifts. The train climbs nearly 4,000 feet above Denver, cruises through 28 tunnels and gets you back to the city in time for dinner.
Kellyanne Conway personally endorsed Ivanka Trump's clothing brand on Fox News, following the President's angry tweet in response to Nordstrom's decision not sell the fashion line in stores this fall.
In an exclusive interview, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum tells Richard Quest how his company supports more than a million American jobs, and why he's not worried about Trump rolling back any open sky policies.
Kellyanne Conway personally endorsed Ivanka Trump's clothing brand on Fox News, following the President's angry tweet in response to Nordstrom's decision not sell the fashion line in stores this fall.
CEO Akbar Al Baker tells Richard Quest that he hopes his company's business practices aren't being misrepresented to President Trump, and that the Gulf Carriers are actually creating jobs in the US.
Melania Trump has filed a lawsuit against the Mail Online for damages to her brand, causing ethics experts to question if she intends to profit from her time in the White House. CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci reports on the First Lady's brand.
Perhaps no world leader has gone to greater lengths to ingratiate himself with President Trump than Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Abe has a lot to gain from this 'bilateral bromance' -- and even more to lose if it falls apart.