President Donald Trump likes to tout the record low black unemployment rate, but the trend has been positive for years and African Americans are not too quick to give him credit.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the World Economic Forum in Davos on Tuesday with a defense of globalization. Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to attend Davos in 20 years.
CNN's Richard Quest interviews International Monetary Fund chief economist Maurice Obstfeld about President Donald Trump's tax plan and its positive effect on the global economy. He also says, "This cyclical upswing is an opportunity...to make things better. So policy makers better do it."
See Lamborghini's first-ever SUV, the Urus. CEO Stefano Domenicali explains why Lamborghini is expanding outside supercars, and how the vehicle could double sales.
As the government shutdown enters its third day, the Senate is scheduled to have a key vote on a bill to reopen the government and fund it for three weeks, though it's unclear if this plan will win over enough Democrats to pass.
If you think of Stolichnaya vodka, the chances are you think it's Russian. But while it may have Russian heritage, the drink is largely made in Latvia. Now Russia wants to bring it home.
So far the president has not committed to a Super Bowl Sunday sit-down interview. But he likes to be "unpredictable," Olivia Nuzzi points out. April Ryan and John Gizzi also discuss Trump's accessibility to the press corps.
Center for American Progress president Neera Tanden and political analyst Jeff Greenfield discuss why some on the left hate focus groups and features about Trump supporters. Tanden says she'd like to see more features about Trump opponents to balance out the coverage.
April Ryan of American Urban Radio Networks and John Gizzi of Newsmax disagree about the state of relations between the press and President Trump. Ryan describes receiving death threats and says "there has been a war on the press by the White House."
How has Trump changed news coverage? And has news coverage changed Trump at all? On the first anniversary of Trump's inauguration, Douglas Brinkley and Olivia Nuzzi discuss his relationship with the media and reasons why the Stormy Daniels story hasn't received more attention.
What's the bigger story? Political analyst Jeff Greenfield, CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley and Time correspondent Charlotte Alter discuss the government shutdown and wave of women's marches that marked Trump's first anniversary in office.
"Saturday Night Live" opened its episode by spoofing White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and White House Dr. Ronny Jackson delivering the results of Trump's latest physical exam.
Huffington's company, Thrive Global, has launched an app that helps you disconnect by muting notifications and responding to text messages on your behalf.
There were Tweets attacking the media, new nicknames for his adversaries, fiery statements that shaped politics -- and then there was "covfefe." Brian Stelter examines the trends and pitfalls of the President's Twitter habit.
Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey unveils the company's plan to recycle the plastic equivalent of every bottle they put out into the world. He also responds to environmental critics who say the company still isn't doing enough.
The rally in stocks has been stunning. But now, are you wondering if it's time to get out? Or maybe you want to put more money in. CNNMoney's Christine Romans breaks down how to approach your portfolio.
The German economy keeps booming and there is a shortage of talent to meet high demand for labor. Particularly in demand are IT specialists, engineers and technicians. CNN's Atika Shubert reports.