Trump on Obama calling soldiers' families: "You can ask Gen. Kelly, did he get a call?"
Trump said there was "nothing to clarify" in his comments made in the Rose Garden on Monday; Kelly's son died in Afghanistan in 2010
Trump said there was "nothing to clarify" in his comments made in the Rose Garden on Monday; Kelly's son died in Afghanistan in 2010
Denied virtually all of its once-expansive "caliphate," terror group leaves destruction -- and division -- in its wake
These extraordinary sea species are threatened by coral bleachings at the Great Barrier Reef
To save weight and boost mileage, carmakers have been eliminating spare tires -- which could mean trouble for you
A 19-year-old man, who is a relative of the boy, has been detained
Congressman Tom Marino, President Trump's nominee to be federal drug czar, has withdrawn his nomination following an investigation by "60 Minutes" and the Washington Post. The report highlighted Marino's role in weakening the Drug Enforcement Administration's control over opioid drug distributors. The president is expected to declare the opioid epidemic a national emergency next week. Nancy Cordes reports.
Rep. Tom Marino, R-Pennsylvania, has withdrawn his nomination to be the country's next drug czar. President Trump made the announcement on Twitter. This comes after a "60 Minutes" and Washington Post investigation found that a 2016 law sponsored by Marino essentially weakened the DEA's efforts to combat the opioid crisis. CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes talks to CBSN about the new developments.
Officials blame hundreds of fires, and at least 41 deaths between Spain and Portugal, on arsonists and freak weather
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The small South Dakota city of Lead was once home to the largest gold mine in North America. When it closed in 2002, the town took a big hit as hundreds of workers lost their jobs and many left in search of work. But the future of Lead could hinge on people going back underground to dig into a very different matter. Jim Axelrod reports.
Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson is credited with starting a conversation about sexual harassment and paving the way for accusers of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein to speak out. She became the face of workplace harassment last year when she sued Roger Ailes, the founder and chairman of Fox News. Carlson, an advocate for workplace equality, joins "CBS This Morning to discuss her new book, "Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back," advice for those who want to speak out about sexual... Читать дальше...
Announcement comes as Trump's pick for drug czar has withdraws from consideration, following "60 Minutes" and Washington Post investigation into opioid crisis
Renaissance artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci is one of history's most creative geniuses and is behind two of the world's most famous paintings: "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa." Bestselling author Walter Isaacson has written biographies of people with great minds, like Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin and Steve Jobs. He joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his new biography about da Vinci, how his genius lies in his ability to connect art and science and what he has in common with Steve Jobs.
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The environmental group said top tech companies are slow to phase out toxic materials and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases
Escalating its battle with Boeing, the European plane maker swoops in to help Bombardier possibly avoid US tariffs
President tweets nominee for drug czar has withdrawn his name from consideration
Daphne Caruana Galizia exposed Malta's ties to offshore tax havens by scrutinizing leaked Panama Papers