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Preview: The author tells "Sunday Morning" that the atrocities described in her dystopian classic, and her new novel "The Testaments," were taken from real-life events: "The human race made it up, unfortunately"

In this preview of an interview to be broadcast on "CBS Sunday Morning" September 8, Margaret Atwood, author of the dystopian classic "The Handmaid's Tale," talks with correspondent Martha Teichner about her latest novel, a sequel about the women of Gilead, "The Testaments."

The former vice president says he won't accept money from lobbyists for the fossil fuel industry

Administration wants to return bailed-out mortgage finance giants to private ownership -- here's what that means to you

Oregon health officials say they are investigating the death of a person who had severe respiratory illness after using an e-cigarette

Swedish press reports shooter at large; woman arrested is fellow lawyer who had been banned from contacting him

Death toll rises to at least 30 in the Bahamas; Nicki Minaj announces retirement

Nearly all of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates are trying to rally support in New Hampshire this weekend. It's an especially crucial state for Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, two progressives from neighboring states. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns joins CBSN from Manchester with a closer look.

Hurricane Dorian made landfall in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, Friday morning. Ken Graham, the director of the National Hurricane Center, joined CBSN to talk about what's next for the storm.

The discovery is the largest dinosaur skeleton ever found in the country

Hurricane Dorian hit North Carolina with heavy rain and strong wind. National Hurricane Center director Ken Graham joined CBSN AM to talk about the forecast.

Pam Mobley and Joann Coakley's husbands feared the worst when the two vacationing women lost contact with families back home in the middle of the hurricane

Unemployment remained an ultra-low 3.7%, while private employers added less than 100,000 jobs last month

Former U.N. ambassador says there's a need to restore and reinforce America's alliances and our nation's celebration of diversity and individual rights

The U.S. employment report for August showed employers added 130,000 jobs. Yahoo Finance reporter Scott Gamm joined CBSN to talk about its impact on the stock market.

The school will offer free tuition, room and board for the fall semester following the devastation brought to the Bahamas by Hurricane Dorian

With global temperatures on the rise from climate change, experts say there is growing evidence that humans will face catastrophic heat waves and that parts of our planet will become uninhabitable unless drastic changes are made. Jeff Goodell, contributing editor at Rolling Stone magazine, joined CBSN to discuss his latest article, "Can we survive extreme heat?"

Esper said dependence on China makes countries "more susceptible" to "coercion and retribution"

The Judiciary and Oversight Committees will also investigate Trump's offer to host the G-7 summit of world leaders at his Miami resort

As chef José Andrés and World Central Kitchen deliver meals to remote islands, residents express anger and frustration

Illinois teen says after vaping with the primary ingredient of marijuana he now has the lungs of a 70-year-old

President Trump began unravelling the 2015 agreement by pulling U.S. out, and Iran gave Europe until Friday to find a way to keep it alive

Hurricane Dorian is hitting North Carolina's coast Friday morning with high winds and torrential rain. CBS News' Katherine Johnson joined CBSN AM from Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina with what conditions were like there.

Charleston, South Carolina sustained flooding as the eye of Hurricane Dorian passed within 55 miles of the city. CBS News correspondent Jamie Yuccas joined CBSN from the city with what it's currently like there.

Many in the workplace are told to "pay your dues" or "wait your turn.” But identical twin sisters Antoinette Clarke and Tricia Clarke-Stone found success in the corporate world playing by a new set of rules. They visited "CBS This Morning" to share tips from their new book, "Double Down: Bet on Yourself and Succeed on Your Terms."