Newspaper editor fired after tweets about 3rd gender
Gannett says veteran journalist dismissed for violating the media company's social media policy
Gannett says veteran journalist dismissed for violating the media company's social media policy
Claire McCaskill became the 30th senator to cosponsor a bill to overturn the FCC's recent reversal of net neutrality rules
Chrystal Terry, 40, is 20 weeks pregnant and has health issues, but may not have her medications, according to Florida officials
CBS News announced John Dickerson as its new co-host of flagship morning news show CBS This Morning on Tuesday.
The former "Face the Nation" anchor will join Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell on the award-winning broadcast
Lena Waithe made history in September when she became the first African-American woman to win an Emmy for outstanding writing in a comedy series for the hit Netflix series, "Master of None." Now, she's the creator and co-executive producer of a new drama series called "The Chi," a coming-of-age story based in Chicago that follows a group of people linked by circumstance. Waithe joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how her own background inspired the show, why she switched gears from comedy to drama... Читать дальше...
House Whip was severely wounded by gunman in June shooting
The annual tech bonanza is known for unveiling new gizmos, with televisions taking the spotlight at this year's show
At least 6 killed as mud and debris from wildfire-scarred hillsides flow through neighborhoods and onto a key Southern California highway
It joined several other retailers reporting strong year-end results, thanks to consumers spending more freely
In a new lawsuit, two former Google engineers claim the company is a hostile workplace for employees with conservative views. The suit filed Monday in California also alleges the company discriminates against men and white employees. One of the engineers, James Damore, was fired in August after posting controversial opinions to an internal Google message board. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the details of the complaint and why bias against a conservative point of view is the crux of the case.
The White House is gearing up for its next major battle in Congress: immigration reform. A bipartisan group of lawmakers are heading to the White House to discuss the issue with President Trump. Margaret Brennan reports.
The man got onto the tarmac from the cargo area of the airport, according to authorities
Clip aired by Israeli TV reportely reveals Yair Netanyahu trying to leverage controversial gas deal his dad made to pay strippers
A classified satellite launched by SpaceX may have suffered a failure, reports say
Retired Adm. Sandy Winnefeld, CBS News military and homeland security analyst and former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the significance of the North and South Korea talks, and why he cautions against "irrational exuberance."
Technology to improve your health is among the highlights at this year's Consumer Electronics Show. The world's largest consumer tech show opens Tuesday in Las Vegas with more than 170,000 people expected to attend and nearly 4,000 companies showcasing their products. CNET's Brian Cooley joins "CBS This Morning" from Las Vegas to discuss what tech is making waves this year, how "brain to vehicle" technology works, and why you might want a digital assistant in your bathroom.
Alabama is the king of college football again after a stunning, come-from-behind victory in the national title game. The Crimson Tide captured its 5th championship in nine years Monday night in Atlanta. They beat Georgia on the final play of the game, to win 26 to 23. Freshman quarterback Tua Tagovailoa came off the bench to pull off the victory. Dana Jacobson reports.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports the flu is widespread in 46 states. Some hospitals are setting up emergency tents to handle the high volume of patients. Meanwhile, some hospitals are dealing with a shortage of IV bags after Hurricane Maria cut power to manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico. Michelle Miller reports.