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Leader of the far-right National Front party, Le Pen believes the wave of populism in Europe might make her president in the upcoming French elections.

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France's far-right National Front party leader Marine Le Pen enters the race for presidency. CNN's Jim Bitterman reports.

Google, Facebook, Apple and multiple other tech giants have come together to formally condemn President Trump's travel ban, citing a violation of the constitution in a legal brief. CNN's Samuel Burke reports.

Syrian refugee Anas Modamani is taking Facebook to court after his likeness was used in fake news posts connected to terrorism.

Former Citigroup CFO Sally Krawcheck hates the word 'empower' and says 'women and girls tend to take failure harder than boys and men' and instead must embrace it.

In Beattyville, Kentucky -- one of the poorest, predominantly white towns in America -- the hope is palpable after the election of Donald Trump. CNNMoney traveled there to hear firsthand what people hope President Trump will do for them.

"Does sloppiness matter?" Brian Stelter says yes ? the White House's typos and misstatements matter. Reporters can't afford to be sloppy while covering the administration.

Carolyn Ryan, the NYT's senior editor for politics, says leaks are abundant due to "colliding agendas among the Trump factions" and because they're "colliding with a permanent government."

"Are we supposed to pretend this is an ordinary president and the times are ordinary? They're not," says veteran columnist Roger Simon, who is retiring from Politico.

"Authoritarians routinely attack checks on their power and sources of information that threaten to hold them accountable. Donald Trump does exactly that," Evan McMullin says.

"SNL" is treating press secretary Sean Spicer as a punchline. The White House has certainly had "a very rocky start," Carolyn Ryan says, but it still has a "cushion" of credibility.

Should TV networks think twice before booking administration officials? Tara Dowdell says there's a "pattern" of lying, but Errol Louis says "we're not here to pick and choose who is worthy of being heard."

Sports got Schultz out of poverty, but magic beans solidified that he would never return. Starbucks Chairman and CEO tells CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci how his American Dream started.

He was an average student. But J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler tells CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci his "love affair" with the fashion industry began early.

Xerox's Chairman Ursula Burns takes CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci back to her Lower East Side high school and housing project, discusses concerns for women in business and high hopes for the American Dream today.

Alan Greenspan hasn't been back to his Washington Heights neighborhood in 50 years, but he tells CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci "how in the world" he got here.

The Hollywood Reporter columnist Michael Wolff tells Brian Stelter that fighting Trump has become the media's "new holy grail." He says that "the media doesn't need defending by the media."

Actor and comedian Melissa McCarthy made an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" to take on the role of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.

At the University of Michigan, researchers created "supersized" crash test dummies modeled on today's obese drivers.