Facebook will no longer allow targeted ads based on education or employment after acknowledging that some users were filling the fields with anti-Semitic phrases.
Brian Ross and his longtime producer, Rhonda Schwartz, announced they are leaving ABC News, seven months after Ross was suspended for an error related to President Trump's former national security advisor.
Take a look back at CNN's coverage of the very first hour of Trump's presidential campaign. The anchors and guests foreshadowed the importance of Trump's decision.
A week after the shooting that killed 17 people, the topic of gun control still dominates social media and the airwaves. That wasn't the case after the Las Vegas shooting.
An emotional Jimmy Kimmel opened his show Thursday by speaking to both his audience and President Trump following the school shooting in Florida on Wednesday.
The networks are bringing in a combined viewership of 21.9 million in prime time, which is down from the 23.7 million viewers who tuned into NBC for the Sochi games in 2014
The law was supported by groups like the Screen Actors Guild, which said at the time that it would help prevent age discrimination in film and television hiring.
DACA students say are hopeful about a possible deal to permanently protect their future in America. Yet some, like Luis Ursua, are frustrated by the "ambiguity from politicians."
Nearly $372 million in services and supply contracts the federal government has already been awarded to U.S. companies since two hurricanes pummeled Texas and Florida last week.
It's hard to know how much money you'll need in retirement. One report says people are spending more during the three years after they quit their day job than they did while working.
Howard Schultz credits his hardscrabble childhood in Brooklyn for giving him the passion to succeed in CNNMoney's The American Dream: New York series that profiles five exceptional Americans who overcame adversity.
The market is at all-time highs and many say Trump is the reason. But stocks were rallying when investors thought Hillary Clinton would win. Janet Yellen and the Fed may deserve more of the credit for the market's move.
Prices have surged since OPEC agreed to major production cuts in November, and new data shows member countries have fulfilled promises to slash output.