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After the theme park’s parent company closed 2016 with a net loss of $12.5 million, SeaWorld is seeking to rebound

Secretary of State George Shultz sat for an interview with Face the Nation on November 16, 1986, just days after the Iran-Contra affair was first reported

Employees rescued a 73-year-old woman while her 66-year-old husband is still reported missing after the incident Wednesday

John Thompson III will not return next season to coach Georgetown, a source confirmed to CBS Sports

Resort companies in Florida are fighting high tax bills, claiming the government inflated the value of their land

Former "CHiPs" TV star Larry Wilcox says he'll give the movie adaptation the benefit of the doubt

British police have eight suspects in custody in connection with the vehicle and knife attack in the heart of London Wednesday. Four people are dead, including the attacker. Twenty-nine people were hospitalized, among them a husband and wife from the U.S. The husband is in critical condition. Elizabeth Palmer reports from London.

Police say a 15-year-old Chicago girl was raped while around 40 people watched on Facebook Live, but it does not appear anyone contacted authorities

Mall-based retail giants like J.C. Penney face new assault from online brands, social media, discounters and specialty shops

Signs of hope for threatened species made famous in a Mark Twain story

The survey found that 70 percent of voters don't believe the president's wiretapping claim

Police departments across the U.S. are on heightened alert after the London terror attack, especially in New York. The city is a top target for terrorists. Anna Werner reports.

Fortune magazine released its 2017 list of the world's greatest leaders. It highlighted men and women who inspire others and transform the world, including Pope Francis and Melinda Gates. Leigh Gallagher, assistant managing editor at Fortune, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the list.

A high-profile auction is putting a new spotlight on John F. Kennedy and his view of Adolf Hitler. For the first time, JFK's only diary will go on the auction block. The then-28-year-old wrote about visiting Germany shortly after World War II and also shared his startling take on Hitler. Tony Dokoupil reports.

CBS News senior national security analyst Fran Townsend, a former homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the investigation process into Wednesday's London attack near the British Parliament.

Sears Holdings, the parent company of Sears and K-Mart, is facing financial struggles. Shares of the company's stock fell more than 12 percent Wednesday after an SEC filing said "substantial doubt exists related to the company's ability to continue." CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the retailer's future.

The London terror attack puts new focus on the use of vehicles as deadly weapons. In the past year, vehicle attacks in Ohio, Germany and France have killed and injured dozens of people. Don Dahler reports on some of the counter measures.

After years of criticism, SeaWorld announced it would end its controversial orca-breeding program and phase out its theatrical killer whale shows. But after the theme park's parent company closed 2016 with a net loss of $12.5 million, SeaWorld is seeking to rebound. SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment CEO Joel Manby joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss new rides, educational programs and virtual reality technology.

Conversations President Trump and associates had with foreign officials were intercepted by the intelligence community. Rep. Devin Nunes, the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, brought that information to the president and the press before telling his committee. Major Garrett reports.

The Republican plan to replace Obamacare could be in jeopardy over a lack of GOP support. All week, Republicans have said they will vote on the American Health Care Act today, but no vote is scheduled. Chip Reid reports on the demands of the GOP holdouts.