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Investigative reporter Carl Bernstein has some suggestions for journalists reporting on President Trump's fitness for office.

The Powerball drawing results are in and one player nabbed the $559.7 million jackpot

Despite low unemployment and strong job gains, wage growth hasn't picked up in a meaningful way since the Great Recession ended in 2009. That could finally change in 2018.

Henry Holt is facing a backlog of orders for "Fire and Fury" from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other booksellers.

The late-night host is about to launch a new animated parody about what transpires inside the Trump White House.

Tech firms are ardently pushing for Spectre and Meltdown fixes.

Get ready for the new tax law to create a $450 billion boom -- of stock buybacks.

The coolest features that tease the future of driving, from windshield projections to never needing to park again.

Keeping an even distance between the cars that surround you makes a huge difference.

CNN goes behind the scenes to see how a computer learns to see.

Brainwave-sensing technology could be used to predict a driver's actions or expectations.

Wolff is a fixture in business and media scene, but the rest of the country may be learning about him for the first time, thanks to his explosive new tell-all about Trump.

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The internet is rallying to help a Roy Moore accuser rebuild. Tina Johnson, who said former U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore sexually assaulted her by grabbing her on the buttocks in 1991, lost her home in a fire this week.

A Michigan judge says a 2016 CBS docu-series included 'potentially defamatory' statements about Burke Ramsey, brother of JonBenét Ramsey.

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The leading marijuana index, which tracks 15 stocks, lost about 25% of its value Thursday following Sessions' rescission of an Obama-era rule that protected state-legal marijuana businesses.

The Mega Millions drawing results are in, and one ticket had all six numbers for a $450 million jackpot

Lottery tickets are Americans favorite form of gambling and a large percentage of just about every group is buying tickets.