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Samantha Bee brings Will Ferrell, Allison Janney and signature humor to "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner"

American companies have continued to ship jobs overseas on an almost daily basis during President Trump's first 100 days in office.

A Washington outsider, Trump has surrounded himself in his first 100 days with those he knows best: business leaders and top executives.

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Robert Lighthizer, President Trump's nominee for U.S. Trade Representative, will lead NAFTA talks, which face a few hurdles before they can begin.

President Trump may not have accomplished his top priority of repealing Obamacare in his first 100 days, but he has certainly left his mark on the health reform law.

President Trump's tax plan outline suggests there will be a lot of tax cuts for the wealthy. But two would be especially sweet for Trump and his children.

The Motion Picture Association of America is getting a leadership change up.

Apparently the C in Alphabet stands for crazy cash. Google CEO Sundar Pichai received nearly $199.7 million in compensation last year, double the amount he made in 2015.

New York City's Bryant Park has always had the nicest public restroom around. But it just got a $300,000 upgrade that made it even more opulent.

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"Fox & Friends," the show adored by the president more than any other, has seen itself elevated in the public discourse by Trump, going from mere morning gabfest to perhaps the most influential program on cable news. And it has enjoyed a ratings surge to boot.

Amazon's strong earnings pushed CEO Jeff Bezos' net worth up to $80 billion. He's $7 billion behind Bill Gates. Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are richer too after solid Alphabet results. Tech continues to rule the market.

What to expect from 'Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner'

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Howard Stern could have predicted how Donald Trump would react to being president -- in fact, he did.

Jovita Carranza's signature will appear on all U.S. paper currency alongside that of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.