A top Saudi official is using President Trump's response to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi to support the government's claim that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman isn't responsible for his death. In an interview with Holly Williams, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al Jubeir addressed the CIA's assessment that the crown prince ordered Khashoggi's killing.
CBS News sat down with Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al Jubeir in an interview Wednesday night on "CBS Evening News"
Beware the urge to overspend: How to tell if participating in Black Friday is really right — or actually wrong — for you
For starters, it's at least $510,000 just for the helium, but marketers say the millions of eyeballs are worth the costs
Consumers are primed to spend, but watch out for "gotchas" like in-store pickup and free shipping policies
Indie retailers holding Small Business Saturday shopping events are banding together with others, seeing strength in numbers
In India, there's been a spike in caste-based violence against Dalits, formerly known as untouchables. A New York Times article explores attacks against the country's poorest and most disadvantaged people. Jeffrey Gettleman, the newspaper's South Asia bureau chief, co-wrote the article, "‘Tell Everyone We Scalped You!’ How Caste Still Rules in India." He joined CBSN from New Delhi to explain the discrimination against Dalits.
Gabbard, a veteran who did two tours in the Middle East, tweeted in response to Trump's announcement that the U.S. will stand with Saudi Arabia, regardless of whether Saudis ordered Jamal Khashoggi's killing
YouMail's Robocall Index reports that the number of robocalls Americans received over the last year has nearly doubled. YouMail CEO Alex Quilici joined CBSN to discuss why that is and what consumers can do to fight against robocalls.
The holiday season can leave you with extra helpings of anxiety at the dinner table
Feast on four videos from holidays past with Rooney's sharpest comments about Thanksgiving absurdity
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al Jubeir spoke to CBS News' Holly Williams about the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
With the holiday season upon us, what better time to reflect on the things and people for whom we are most grateful. In today's Reporter's Notebook, John Dickerson is giving thanks to everyone who makes it possible for us to roll out two hours of morning TV everyday.