Paul Allen’s death shines light on non-Hodgkin lymphoma
The co-founder of Microsoft died Monday from complications with the disease, which is one of the most common cancers in the United States
The co-founder of Microsoft died Monday from complications with the disease, which is one of the most common cancers in the United States
She said, "I got married very young, but it definitely wasn't power for me — it was protection"
Newly released emails show that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio apparently tried to hide the extent of a lead paint problem in the city's public housing apartments. The emails have angered City Council members and community advocates. Marcia Kramer of CBS station WCBS-TV reports.
The social network has been working on an "unsend" function, six months after CEO Mark Zuckerberg's messages to users suddenly disappeared from their inboxes
The airstrike was the largest against the al-Qaida-linked group in nearly a year, says U.S. Africa Command
Lottery players are more likely to date a millionaire -- or even become a millionaire through savings -- than win combined jackpot
Increasing bouts of extreme heat waves and drought will hurt production of barley, a key beer ingredient, according to a new study published in the scientific journal Nature Plants. CBS News contributing meteorologist Jeff Beradelli joined CBSN to discuss the report.
The Republican senator said he feels "used and abused" for having defended the Saudis
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An American pastor detained in Turkey for two years is beginning to re-adjust to life back in the U.S. Pastor Andrew Brunson was charged with espionage and links to a terrorist organization in 2016. He denies any wrongdoing. A Turkish court sentenced him to prison Friday, but released him on time served. Brunson lived in Turkey for more than 20 years and oversaw a Presbyterian church. President Trump welcomed him to the White House over the weekend, just after his return. Pastor Brunson joins "CBS This Morning" with his wife... Читать дальше...
Lymphatic system cancer has become far more prevalent in recent years
Many people have habits they want to break and probably some habits that other people want us to change. To make those adjustments, habits expert James Clear says we should think small. Clear’s popular blog gets two million visits a month. He’s also a frequent speaker at Fortune 500 companies and his work is used by teams in the NFL, Major League Baseball, and NBA. Clear joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his new book, "Atomic Habits," and explain how breaking down habits into tiny adjustments can help you reach your goals.
A letter that reportedly claimed to be contaminated with ricin was sent Monday to the home of Republican Sen. Susan Collins in Bangor, Maine. A hazmat team investigated her house and preliminary tests indicated there was no threat to the public. Sen. Collins has been the target of attacks before and since she cast a decisive vote this month to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
The Me Too movement fueled the national dialogue on sexual misconduct. But research shows parents may not be talking to their kids about sex and consent. It's a topic Wall Street Journal columnist Elizabeth Bernstein explores in her new article, "How Fathers Should Talk With Their Sons About Sex in the #MeToo Era." Bernstein joins "CBS This Morning" to offer practical ways you can start the conversation with your children.
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NASA's newest satellite designed to measure ice sheets over the North and South Poles is in its permanent orbit. Since then, NASA has relied on "Operation Ice Bridge," which sends planes to Antarctica from South America to study how fast ice sheets are melting. Mark Phillips went aboard for his latest installment of the Climate Diaries.
Authorities in Davis, California say the other students ate the cookies, whose ingredients still need to be tested