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Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post, discusses turmoil at the Los Angeles Times and bankruptcies at several smaller newspapers. She says readers can help sustain local news through subscriptions.

Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy, a confidant of President Trump, reacts to the release of the Nunes memo and says things are looking rosier for the president. Brian Stelter also asks about the Robert Mueller probe and Trump's talk of "fake polls."

Michael Isikoff, Hadas Gold, and David Zurawik talk with Brian Stelter about the confusing, dueling narratives around Trump and the FBI. Are there lessons for journalists and news consumers from this story?

Julian Zelizer and David Zurawik talk with Brian Stelter about covering the White House in an age of alternative facts. Plus, do presidential traditions still matter?

What exactly is known about the Trump team's ties to Russia? Julia Ioffe, staff writer for The Atlantic, lays it out. Brian Stelter says newsrooms need to produce more explainers and fact-checks for readers.

Michael Isikoff, Hadas Gold, and David Zurawik discuss how the GOP surveillance memo was hyped. Isikoff, who was named in the memo, says it's part of an effort to distract and discredit Robert Mueller's probe. "There's going to be a reckoning at the end of the day," he says.

The nation's deep divide over the Nunes memo was visible on cable news.

Alec Baldwin returned to "Saturday Night Live" as President Donald Trump to discuss the ratings of his State of the Union address, meanwhile Cecily Strong's Melania Trump got advice from former first ladies.

15-year-old Salvador Gomez Colon is providing solar lamps to families without power in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

The Dow closed down 666 points, or 2.5%, its biggest percentage decline since the Brexit turmoil in June 2016 and steepest point decline since the 2008 financial crisis. Concerns about inflation and the bond market contributed to the sell-off.

From Dogecoin to TrumpCoin to JesusCoin, there are a lot of bizarre cryptocurrencies in circulation today. CNN Tech counts down eight of the strangest ones.

From mobile robots like Keecker to LG's rollable screens, CNN Tech Correspondent Rachel Crane reports on the devices changing how we'll watch TV.

Jake Tapper looks at President Trump's claim that African-American unemployment is at a low rate because of his policies.

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey continues to expand the company's beverage portfolio beyond soda to include water and juices. He also weighs in on the Coke's role in the fight against obesity and diabetes, and his relationship with Warren Buffett, the company's largest shareholder.

Although the fever and aches feel terrible, most people don't die from the flu. CNN's Elizabeth Cohen explains how this common illness can turn lethal.

Wages were up 2.9% compared with a year earlier, the best pace since June 2009. CNNMoney's Alison Kosik reports.

On February 6th, SpaceX is scheduled to launch the world's most powerful rocket, the Falcon Heavy. The gargantuan rocket will carry Elon Musk's cherry red Tesla into Mars' orbit, as long as it doesn't explode on the way there. CNN Tech's Rachel Crane reports.

Chief Operating Officer Bill Ready says eBay is not getting rid of PayPal, and that PayPal is well-positioned to profit from mobile transactions.

CNNMoney's Richard Quest explains the bond between President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron, despite their glaring policy differences.

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that the company was not short on cash before tax reform and paid a higher effective rate than other companies. He expects to create more jobs only if the bill results in stronger domestic economic growth and more demand for Coke products.