The president's last TV interview was more than two months ago. But he gave an impromptu interview to the NYT recently. The "Reliable Sources" panel discusses the differences between different kinds of press availabilities and whether Trump will grant a Super Bowl Sunday interview.
Michelle Cottle and Karoun Demirjian discuss how Michael Wolff gained unprecedented access to the Trump White House for his bombshell book "Fire and Fury" -- and whether he bent or broke journalistic norms in the process.
Brian Karem and Indira Lakshmanan discuss the propriety of covering the fitness of a president. Karem says it is uncomfortable to raise these kinds of questions at White House briefings, but "we need to follow the story."
Carl Bernstein says this is a place "where we as journalists have never been before," with so many people doubting the fitness and stability of the president. He discusses how journalists should seek answers from GOP leaders and other public officials.
President and CEO of Weight Watchers Mindy Grossman talks to Richard Quest about company strategy, its rivals, and why it's stock price seems unstoppable.
Kathryn Smith became the first full-time female assistant coach in the NFL last season for the Buffalo Bills. She says she didn't set out to be a "trailblazer," but hopes more women will follow in her path.
The discovery of major security flaws Spectre and Meltdown in processing chips has tech companies scrambling for solutions. Here's how consumers can protect their devices and data.
Government control, reports of censorship and the harassment of some journalists- there are serious questions about the freedom of Russia's media. As CNN's Fred Pleitgen explains.
Haute couture, private jets and super yachts: Russia's all about conspicuous consumption. But the country's also home to millions living below the poverty line. CNN's Clarissa Ward explains how this huge inequality came about.
Almost two million personnel, a vast nuclear arsenal, world-class war planes and anti-aircraft systems ... Putin has ploughed money into modernizing Russia's armed forces. CNN's Matthew Chance explores the country's military power.
With sky-high approval figures and an extensive period in power, some have argued that Putin could be the most powerful man in the world. CNN's Phil Black looks at the sources of his power.
The unemployment rate for the black population hit 6.8% in December. It stands at the lowest point since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started collecting that data in 1972. But the record number is still well above rates for other races.
The U.S. economy added 2 million jobs in 2017 and the unemployment rate in December was 4.1%. CNN Chief Business Correspondent Christine Romans reports.
Since leaving the White House, Steve Bannon declared a "season of war" on the Republican establishment. Now he appears to be fighting both the GOP establishment and President Trump himself.
Cybersecurity expert Bryce Boland explains how the flaws, called Meltdown and Spectre, affect computers and smartphones and what it will take to fix the vulnerabilities.
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