About 10 million Americans who are too disabled to work get a monthly stipend for living expenses called "disability insurance." But Social Security sometimes reviews those benefits and cuts them off. Dr. Jon LaPook has more.
With less than two months to go, this year’s Academy Awards are still without a host. Could Comedian Kevin Hart, who was originally offered the job, only to turn it down when homophobic references he made in the past resurfaced, be getting a second chance? Kenneth Craig reports.
Elizabeth Warren visits Iowa and the shutdown continues in Washington. "New York Magazine" national correspondent Gabriel Debnedetti joins CBS This Morning to break it all down.
After a 95-year wait, tens of thousands of songs, movies and other creative works from 1923 are going into the public domain. Anthony Mason reports.
With less than two months to go, this year’s Academy Awards are still without a host. Could Comedian Kevin Hart, who was originally offered the job, only to turn it down when homophobic references he made in the past resurfaced, be getting a second chance?
With less than two months to go, this year’s Academy Awards are still without a host. Could Comedian Kevin Hart, who was originally offered the job, only to turn it down when homophobic references he made in the past resurfaced, be getting a second chance? Kenneth Craig reports.
In the Texas county that includes Houston, 19 African-American women ran for judgeships, all of them one. Michelle Miller reports.
Police say they are looking for suspects in the a deadly shootout that took place at a bowling alley in the Los Angeles suburb of Torrance, California. The shooting followed a fight between two large groups in the bowling alley. Three men were pronounced dead at the scene. Two men were taken to a hospital and two others sought their own medical attention.
President Trump told reporters Friday he's willing to let the partial government shutdown last for months or even years. The comments came following a meeting with congressional leaders. The president also suggested he could build the wall without congressional approval by declaring a "national emergency." Mola Lenghi reports.
In the Texas county that includes Houston, 19 African-American women ran for judgeships, all of them one. Michelle Miller reports.
The Pentagon says an airstrike it carried out this week in Yemen targeted an Al-Qaeda operative believed to be connected to the deadly bombing of the U.S.S. Cole that killed 17-sailors in 2000.
Elizabeth Warren visits Iowa and the shutdown continues in Washington. "New York Magazine" national correspondent Gabriel Debenedetti joins CBS This Morning to break it all down.
President Trump told reporters Friday he's willing to let the partial government shutdown last for months or even years. The comments came following a meeting with congressional leaders.
The government shutdown continues and President Trump indicates the end may not be near. Also, a congresswoman faces backlash for using harsh language while talking about impeaching President Trump. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
Authorities have not released details about what led to the shooting, but witnesses said it stemmed from a fight
Authorities have not released details about what led to the shooting, but witnesses said it stemmed from a fight
Authorities said the deputies were driving the women to a mental-health facility under a court order when their van was swept away by rising floodwaters
President Trump says shutdown could last more than a year; Homeless man rewarded for doing the right thing.
China landed a rover on the far side of the moon this week, the first time this has ever been attempted. China is quickly becoming a major player in the space race - is the U.S. lagging behind? Derrick Pitts, chief astronomer and director of the Fels Planetarium at The Franklin Institute, joins CBSN to discuss.
Trump says he may call a national emergency to build border wall; Real estate broker teams up with good Samaritan to help the homeless.
CES 2019, or the Consumer Electronics Show, showcases the top technology devices and trends for the coming year. This year, WIRED magazine predicts privacy and artificial intelligence will be important themes. CBS News contributor and WIRED editor-in-chief Nick Thomposon joined CBSN to discuss.
The Consumer Electronic Show kicks off next week. The annual show highlights top technology trends for the new year. CNET editor-at-large Dan Ackerman joined CBSN to discuss.
In December, U.S. employers hired the most workers in 10 months. In 2018, wages went up by the highest amount in 10 years. Dean Reynolds has more on what this means for workers.
The man apparently died after falling into a river, and the investigation into his death is taking longer than usual due to the shutdown, a parks spokesman said
Margaret Brennan sat down with newly seated House Democrats for an interview to air Sunday on "Face the Nation"
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