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President Trump is encouraging his 24 million Twitter followers to ignore accurate polls.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer has some advice for Melissa McCarthy if "SNL" brings her back to play him again.

America's biggest tech firms have stepped into the legal fight against President Donald Trump's travel ban.

Donald Trump is already a hero to many in eastern Kentucky.

One tech firm wants to capitalize on President Trump's Twitter trolling -- and save puppies in the process.

Anas Modamani couldn't believe his luck.

1. Earnings bonanza: Wall Street will hear from Hasbro, Tyson Foods and Loews ahead of the U.S. open.

Takata is zeroing in on a buyer from the U.S. to help it deal with its massive airbag recall crisis.

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Tiffany's top executive has resigned in the wake of lousy financial results.

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Media columnist Michael Wolff says journalists are "having a nervous breakdown" as they attempt to cover President Trump.

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No one in President Trump's administration is safe from parody on "Saturday Night Live."

As President Trump is fighting in court for his seven-nation travel ban, the tech industry is bracing for another executive order that could hit business hard.

1. Deregulation nation: Investors cheered an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Friday that began to dismantle expansive Dodd-Frank reform of Wall Street. Bulls hope it will boost stocks through the week.

Elon Musk has gotten flak for his decision to join President Trump's economic advisory council. But he says it's better to be on the inside and that he is "doing good" by advising Trump.