In an interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow, the billionaire investor Warren Buffett explains why he is optimistic about Apple's future and what keeps him up at night.
Richard Liu, the billionaire founder and CEO of one of China's largest e-commerce sites JD.com, was arrested in Minneapolis late Friday on suspicion of sexual misconduct, according to police. The company says the allegations are false.
In the spirit of John McCain, who often mentioned the names of jailed dissidents around the world when speaking on the Senate floor, John Avlon acknowledges a few of the journalists still languishing in prison in various countries.
This week saw new threats against journalists at The New York Times and The Boston Globe. April Ryan, a target of threats herself, says the situation is getting worse and cites collateral damage for reporters and those around them. "I'm going to put it as simply as I can," she says. "I blame the president for this."
John Avlon asks CNN's Hadas Gold if Donald Trump's war against Google highlights legitimate questions about transparency on online platforms. CNN's Oliver Darcy joins to discuss potential regulations against social media giants, and Gold responds to emerging reports that Google is considering launching a censored search engine in China.
With New York's newsweekly The Village Voice ceasing publication, Michael Daly and Errol Louis discuss the consequences of local "news deserts" and alternative business models for regional media.
Noah Shachtman, Errol Louis, and April Ryan join John Avlon to discuss Donald Trump's escalating attacks on the media and his discrediting of anonymous sources, when "he's an anonymous source for people all the time," Shachtman says.
Matt Rivitz, the once-anonymous founder of the internet-based activist community Sleeping Giants, tells John Avlon how the group has successfully gone after Breitbart's advertisers. Rivitz also speaks of the threats he has received since his identity was revealed by The Daily Caller.
"First Man," from the director of "La La Land," doesn't include Neil Armstrong planting the U.S. flag on the moon. Star Ryan Gosling defends the controversial decision.
Late legendary filmmaker Orson Welles' final movie was left unfinished for almost 50 years. With the help of crowd-sourcing and Netflix it's finally debuting.
Do you have more than a million pieces of Lego, 2,300 electric motors and some 13,000 spare hours? If so, you too could own a Bugatti ... Made of Lego.
Argentina's President Mauricio Macri asked the International Monetary Fund for a $50 billion loan in an effort to restore investor confidence. CNN's John Defterios reports.
Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist Charles Schwab, tells CNN's Alison Kosik the US economy is set for a period of slowing growth and rising inflation.