Geneva is a feature built by GE Appliances that lets you preheat your oven, check the status of your laundry, and do other household chores just by talking to Alexa, Amazon's virtual assistant.
John Legend is a musician, producer and now, an actor. He's appearing alongside Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in 'La La Land' later this year. He tells CNN why the switch from singing to acting wasn't a big challenge for him.
Chevrolet's newest all-electric vehicle is estimated to have a larger range than the similarly-priced Tesla. But will the cars be a hit with consumers?
The last time a Presidential nominee around the age of 70 released medical records it was 2008, when 71-year-old John McCain was facing health questions.
Airbnb and online reviews are making it harder for hotels to compete for your business. To stay ahead of the game, they're turning to apps and online platforms to transform your customer experience.
Airbnb and online reviews are making it harder for hotels to compete for your business. To stay ahead of the game, they're turning to apps and online platforms to transform your customer experience.
The government is cracking down on for-profit colleges for peddling costly diplomas and false promises to low-income students. Christine Romans explains how for-profit colleges work.
Lance Rios started with a Facebook fan page asking fellow Latinos to define what it means to be Latino in America. It's grown into a marketing business featuring comic skits, memes and shared recipes that's attracted millions of followers on social media. Past and current clients of 'Being Latino' include Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble and Honeywell.
CNN's Brian Stelter and a panel of media critics discuss the role of fact checking in journalism following Matt Lauer's controversial performance as moderator of NBC's Commander-In-Chief forum.
Vanity Fair's Sarah Ellison and former Fox News contributor Jane Hall join CNN's Brian Stelter to discuss the ongoing fallout of the Roger Ailes scandal.
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg says she posted the "Napalm Girl" image as "part of our freedom of expression" and says Facebook needs a "moral way of editing" posts.