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Sen. Mark Warner speaks with CNN's Erin Burnett about Facebook selling ads to a Russian company during the 2016 presidential election.

CNN's Allison Chinchar has the latest on Hurricane Irma as the powerful Category 5 storm heads west toward Puerto Rico and closer to the US mainland.

There are thousands of pieces of space debris circling the earth. To help clean up the space junk, scientists from Stanford created a gecko-inspired space trash gripper.

Do sounds like whispers, tapping, and brushing send a relaxing tingle from your brain to your spine? If so, you may be experiencing a phenomenon known as Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR).

Olive Garden has grown from a single Orlando store in the 1980s to more than 800 restaurants. The secret to its success? Breadsticks and chicken alfredo.

The brand new Nissan Leaf can cover 150 miles on one charge and has a starting price of under $30,000.

German start-up Lilium wants to bring zero emission flying taxis to the general public.

Taxify, a ride share startup, is offering 50 percent off rides in London. But is it enough to stay competitive with Uber? Samuel Burke reports.

A week after Hurricane Harvey made landfall, CNN drove from Corpus Christi to four other cities to see the destruction it left behind.

Since starting his campaign and ahead of having to make a decision on the DACA program, President Trump's messaging has shifted.

Maggie Haberman and her father Clyde both write for The New York Times, and they recently had front page stories on the same day. The two sit down with CNN's Brian Stelter to share how journalism became a family calling.

The investigations into Trump and Russia are ongoing, yet conservative media heavyweights are talking about it in the past tense, as if the matter is settled and Trump has been vindicated. Brian Stelter scrutinizes the talking points.

Maggie Haberman and her father Clyde both write for The New York Times, and they recently had front page stories on the same day. The two sit down with CNN's Brian Stelter to share how journalism became a family calling.

President Trump says the Coast Guard rescued Harvey victims by "going into winds the media would not go into." Brian Stelter says this was a "wrong and petty" slap at the press. Columnist Will Bunch says the storm coverage disproved Trump's claim that members of the media are "enemies of the people."

On the twelfth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans resident and actor Harry Shearer describes how lessons learned from Katrina coverage can be applied to coverage of Harvey's aftermath. He also discusses the "wallpapering" of disaster imagery by TV news.

White House chief of staff John Kelly is reportedly changing some of President Trump's media consumption patterns. Sarah Westwood says this is "hugely significant." Errol Louis says it's critical to ensure reliable information gets to the president so that he doesn't "go off on wild goose chases."

CNN's Brian Stelter says he has noticed that White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tends to tell reporters that she'll "get back to them" during briefings instead of answering the reporters' questions. 

Officials say tremors from North Korea's latest nuclear test were ten times stronger than the last nuclear test. CNN's Allison Chinchar explains.

Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton addresses the estimated 2000 post-Harvey claims of fraud and price gouging, and advises how to avoid being cheated.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey's devastation, what can be done to address Houston's lack of zoning laws and the global warming factor?