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SZA wasn't the only celebrity who had a bad experience with Sephora – Leslie Jones also tweeted about the company, too

Federal judges are wrestling with a case claiming young people will take the brunt of climate change's impact

"Mostly I want to talk about it because I know there are people who are ashamed"

The bill, which would subject veterinarians to $1,000 fines for performing the operation, now heads to the desk of Gov. Andrew Cuomo

A look back at what we've been covering on "CBS This Morning."

U.S.-allied Kurdish administration in north and east Syria says the 8 were repatriated at U.S. request "without any pressure or coercion"

A former prosecutor at the center of New York's notorious Central Park Five rape case faces strong backlash, after the release of a hard-hitting Netflix series. Linda Fairstein stepped down from the boards of a college and a non-profit charity. She was the top Manhattan sex crimes prosecutor when five teenagers were wrongfully convicted following the 1989 attack on a female jogger. Michelle Miller reports.

A North Carolina man has a massive new fortune thanks to a cookie. Charles Jackson is the winner of the more than $344 million Powerball jackpot – the largest lottery prize in North Carolina history. The 66-year-old opted for the $233 million lump sum. The retiree said he's been playing numbers from a fortune cookie.

A North Carolina man who says he based his Powerball entry on a fortune cookie he got from his granddaughter now has a fortune to celebrate

Head of Sudan's ruling military council says he's open to unconditional talks with protest leaders after crackdown reportedly leaves 60 dead. CBS News' Ian Lee has the latest.

For the first time in the United States, some schools could start using facial recognition technology for security

In Washington, the president faces the strongest opposition from his own party since he took office. Many Republicans oppose his plan to put tariffs on all Mexican goods. They would start next week at five percent and go up from there, unless Mexico does more to prevent illegal border crossings. Republicans indicate they could vote to tie the president’s hands, but he dismisses that idea. Nancy Cordes reports.

Many families of the 17 people killed in the Parkland, Florida, school massacre are applauding the prosecution of a man who failed to keep students safe. Former Florida Deputy Scot Peterson was arrested on 11 criminal charges, incuding child neglect. Manuel Bojorquez reports.

Wednesday's D-Day ceremony in Portsmouth, England is the last stop on President Trump's state visit to Britain. Before leaving, the president tried to clear up a comment that overshadowed the start of his trip. Paula Reid reports.

Leaders from around the world are starting two days of observances to remember the 75th anniversary of D-Day. President Trump and Queen Elizabeth are part of this morning’s ceremony in Portsmouth, England, one of the main departure points for the WWII invasion of German-occupied France. German Chancellor Angela Merkel is also there, along with representatives from all 16 allied nations that took part in D-Day. Anthony Mason reports from Normandy.

Bipartisan groups in the House and Senate are looking to address the epidemic of missing and murdered Native American women

A Pennsylvania woman was reported dead last month just five days before a Maryland couple apparently died under similar circumstances

Former Florida deputy Scot Peterson has been charged with 11 criminal counts, including child neglect, culpable negligence, and perjury

Head of ruling military council says "no restrictions" in proposed talks with leaders of months-long street protests demanding civilian leadership

President Trump and other leaders begin ceremonies to mark 75 years since the World War II invasion. Also, the president faces the strongest opposition from his own party since he took office. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.

President Trump joins Queen Elizabeth II and other world leaders in Portsmouth, England for the 1st of two days of events marking the 75th anniversary of the D-Day Allied invasion of Normandy.

Lee Daniels says actor won't be returning; charges that Smollett faked hate crime have been dropped but controversies continue

Mendez tells "Intelligence Matters" the disguises she and teams around the world would create could be life-saving

Mendez tells "Intelligence Matters" the disguises she and teams around the world would create could be life-saving

President in Portsmouth, on southern English coast, for first of two days of commemorative events marking pivotal Allied invasion of France in 1944