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• The expectation that Rod Rosenstein would leave came after a report that he discussed recording Trump
  
  
  
• Rosenstein returns to Justice Dept. building
  
  
  
• Rosenstein denies discussing plot to record and remove Trump
  Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is denying leaked memos that suggest he schemed to remove President Trump from office. Now the question remains, what will happen to Rosenstein under the Trump administration? CNNs Gloria Borger has the story.
  
  
• Analysis: Departure would turn Mueller investigation on its head
  The expected departure of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is a massive moment in the ongoing Justice Department investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and will spawn a series of equally large reverberations in political Washington.
  
  
• Here's who would replace Rosenstein
  The potential departure of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein from the Justice Department would mean that oversight and management of the sensitive Russia probe would fall to a longtime conservative lawyer with ties to the White House, Noel Francisco.
  
  
• Fox gives Trump conflicting advice
  Fox News anchors Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham had conflicting advice for President Donald Trump after the New York Times reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein discussed wearing a "wire" to record conversations with Trump.
  
  
• Opinion: Rosenstein is a lightning rod
  The New York Times published a blockbuster article (citing anonymous sources) reporting that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein suggested to other officials within the FBI and Justice Department that he should secretly tape President Donald Trump, and discussed using the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
  
  
• Kavanaugh slams 'smears' and says he won't quit
  • Analysis: Trump says the Kavanaugh hearings are 'totally political.' He's right. • Kavanaugh: 'I will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process'
  
  
• Dallas police fire officer charged with fatally shooting man in his apartment
  Amber Guyger, the police officer charged with manslaughter in the shooting of a man inside his Dallas apartment, has been fired from the department, according to a statement Dallas Police Chief U. Renee Hall.
  
  
• Versace may be sold for $2 billion
  
  
  
• SiriusXM is buying Pandora in $3.5B deal
  
  
  
• Michelle Obama: Sick of all the nastiness
  Former first lady Michelle Obama speaks at a voter registration rally in Las Vegas.
  
  
• Trump's trade war with China just got a whole lot bigger
  
  
  
• Chinese admiral cancels meeting with US counterpart amid tensions
  China's top naval officer canceled a visit to the US to meet with his American counterpart less than 48 hours before the meeting was scheduled to occur, according to two US defense officials.
  
  
• Bill Cosby has a mental disorder and is likely to reoffend, state argues
  
  
  
• 74-year-old man found alive 5 days after building fire
  A 74-year-old man has been discovered alive five days after his senior living apartment complex in Washington, DC, caught fire -- but nobody knew he was missing.
  
  
• 6 siblings attack brother in political ad
  Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Gosar's six siblings deliver a stark message in a new political ad: Vote for our brother's opponent.
  
  
• Opinion: #WhyIDidntReport isn't a debate
  There are now two credible claims of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and Republicans are standing by their man.
  
  
• Flooding is headed to a town where several swollen rivers converge
  Authorities in Georgetown County, South Carolina, are urging thousands of people to evacuate ahead of historic flooding in an area where multiple swollen rivers converge.
  
  
• Large crowd swarms Tiger Woods
  In an interview with CNN's Patrick Snell, Tiger Woods reflects on his first PGA Tour victory since 2013, saying "I didn't know if I'd be able to do this again."
  
  
• Time is running out for Sears, CEO warns
  
  
  
• Device helps paralyzed woman walk again
  Kelly Thomas inches across the soft grass, using a walker to navigate her way. Each step is exhilarating and exhausting. She pauses amid the 90-degree Florida heat and smiles.
  
  
• Landmark deal will create biggest gold miner
  
  
  
• Severely injured yachtsman rescued at sea
  Rescuers are racing to save an Indian yachtsman who's badly injured on a boat that's been drifting at sea for more than two days in rough conditions that are frustrating efforts to reach him.
  
  
• Ted Cruz is asked if he lost his dignity
  Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is asked during a debate with Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-TX) if he lost his dignity by supporting President Donald Trump after Trump insulted Cruz and his family during the 2016 election.
  
  
• World's first Boeing 777 retires
  Nearly a quarter of a century after it rolled out of the factory, the first-ever Boeing 777 is retiring the Pima Air & Space Museum in Arizona.
  
  
• Police search for missing 6-year-old with autism
  Authorities are searching for a 6-year-old boy with autism, who is described as nonverbal and has been missing since Saturday.
  
  
• Inquest opens for schoolgirl who died after eating Pret a Manger sandwich
  A coroner's inquest into the death of a 15-year-old with severe food allergies who died shortly after consuming a baguette from popular British sandwich chain Pret a Manger will get underway in London on Monday.
  
  
• Meghan Markle's 'something blue' ...
  The Duchess of Sussex revealed she hid a romantic memento from her first date with Prince Harry as her "something blue" on her wedding day.
  
  
• Jennifer Garner's school pickup look is epic
  Jennifer Garner posted a video on Instagram of her taking advice from Reese Witherspoon's new book, "Whiskey in a Teacup."
  
  
• Transfer your debt and pay no interest until 2020
  
  
  
• Weight Watchers is changing its name
  
  
  
• Papa John's may be changing its logo
  
  
  
• The Walmart name change you didn't notice
  
  
  
• Acquisition by AT&T gave Time Warner a new name
  
  
  
• CNNMoney becomes the all new CNN Business
  
  
  
• Penalty stirs up yet another NFL controversy
  
  
  
• Grading every NFL team in week 3
  
  
  
• Rookie ejected for throwing punch
  
  
  
• Patriots suffer another embarrassing upset loss
  
  
  
• He's taking a year off at 38 -- and plans to retire by 48
  
  
  
• New cruise ship pushes limits
  In an age of ever-bigger cruise ships, it can be hard to stand out without constructing something the size of a small city and pushing it out to sea.
  
  
• See jet's white-knuckle landing attempt
  Ferocious wind gusts of 44 mph kept an Air France flight from landing, forcing the jet to turn sideways and stay airborne feet above the ground.
  
  
• Alyssa Milano on why she didn't report sexual assault 30 years ago
  Last year, Alyssa Milano helped popularize the #MeToo movement with a simple tweet.
  
  
• How to get out of the overspending trap
  
  
  
• Financially independent in 5 years? It's not impossible
  
  
  
• I was Bourdain's 'censor' at CNN
  
  
  
• Open your ears (and mind) to Christine Blasey Ford
  "Listen to us," wrote Anna Quindlen in the New York Times, in 1991. She declined to say 'please.' "The gender divide has opened and swallowed politeness like a great hungry whale," Quindlen wrote -- turning a request into a demand, a suggestion into a mandate.
  
  
• Donald Trump's chance to hide from his problems
  
  
  
• GOP needs a serious Kavanaugh investigation
  Professor Christine Blasey Ford's appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday may be the only thing standing in the way of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court. At this point, only the power of her testimony may be able to affect the outcome of Kavanaugh's nomination for a seat on the highest court.