NPR's David Folkenflik tells Brian Stelter that Roger Ailes' interests may be diverging from the interests of 21st Century Fox's owners. The Murdochs are being "quieter than silence" about the internal review of the sexual harassment allegations against Ailes.
CNN legal analyst Danny Cevallos and New York magazine's Gabriel Sherman discuss the legal machinations of Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit against Roger Ailes.
What is Carlson alleging? How is Ailes responding? What does this case say about newsroom culture? New York magazine editor Gabriel Sherman and Women, Action, and the Media executive director Jamia Wilson discuss.
She's the queen of all media and one of the first African-American female billionaires. Oprah Winfrey rose from poverty to become one of the world's most influential people.
Although women make up almost half the workforce, only 15% of CEOs are women. Former Google exec Sukhinder Singh Cassidy is trying to change that. In 2015 she launched theBoardList, an online database of board qualified women.
Nintendo shares have surged since the release of Pokemon Go. CNNMoney's Jose Pagliery explains the soaring popularity behind the augmented reality game.
Fans of "Hamilton" have been known to camp out on the streets of New York City for days to score a cancellation ticket to the show, but if you have the money, you can pay a professional to do the waiting for you.
It's official: Live streaming from smartphones has gone primetime. Its transformative nature became increasingly clear this week, after Philando Castile's death and the subsequent police shootout in Dallas were broadcast live on Facebook.
The labor market bounced back in June with a big gain -- 287,000 new jobs. Christine Romans breaks down the numbers and explains why a higher unemployment rate is actually a good sign for the economy. Plus, what this number means for the Fed and the presidential race.
Snipers targeted police officers in Dallas, killing five, during protests against the fatal shootings of two African-American men by police in Louisiana and Minnesota.
FBI Director James Comey testified before Congress on the FBI probe of Hillary Clinton's emails for hours. Facing pressure from both sides of the aisle, Comey maintained that any improper email use by Former Secretary Clinton was unintentional.
CNNMoney's Brian Stelter looks at new details emerging from the lawsuit against Fox News Founder and CEO Roger Ailes and whether more women will come forward and support Gretchen Carlson.
