The two leaders are set to discuss diplomatic and international issues including trade and the environment
The president commented on allegations leveled at his next pick to lead the embattled Department of Veterans Affairs
The two leaders are set to discuss diplomatic and international issues including trade and the environment
The two leaders are set to discuss diplomatic and international issues including trade and the environment
Aleksandr Kogan told "60 Minutes" he's "sincerely sorry" for what he did, but he was a victim of circumstance; will U.K. lawmakers buy it?
Aleksandr Kogan told "60 Minutes" he's "sincerely sorry" for what he did, but he was a victim of circumstance; will U.K. lawmakers buy it?
White Sox pitcher Danny Farquhar threw 15 pitches -- then he walked to the dugout and collapsed
Aleksandr Kogan told "60 Minutes" he's "sincerely sorry" for what he did, but he was a victim of circumstance, but will U.K. lawmakers buy it?
Aleksandr Kogan told "60 Minutes" he's "sincerely sorry" for what he did, but he was a victim of circumstance; will U.K. lawmakers buy it?
Beleaguered social media giant says it's disclosing its internal guidelines, and starting process for users to seek restoration of removed content
The "NCIS" actress who plays one of the best-loved crimefighters on TV is leaving the show after 15 years, but the activist has dozens of charities to keep her busy
Diante Yarber was killed; police say he was wanted for car theft and had hit two police cruisers with his car before officers opened fire
CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who is President Trump's pick to be the next secretary of state, received votes Monday from each Republican senator on the Foreign Relations Committee. However, no Democrats on the committee voted in favor of Pompeo. The senate will vote on Pompeo's confirmation later this week. CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes joins CBSN with a look at the obstacles Pompeo will face and whether he's likely to be confirmed.
Van jumps onto sidewalk at busy intersection in Toronto, mowing down bystanders; driver taken into custody
A van jumped a curb on a busy street in Toronto and mowed down pedestrians. Ten people were killed and more than a dozen injured. CBS News correspondent Vladimir Duthiers has the latest.
Jackson was to appear before Veterans Affairs committee for his confirmation hearing Wednesday
Prosecutors could seek another trial for Agent Lonnie Swartz on the manslaughter charges in the 2012 death of Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez
The internet as we know it may be changing. As of Monday, some net neutrality rules will no longer be in effect. Nicholas Thompson, the editor-in-chief of Wired, joins CBSN to explain what could happen when it ends.