As nationwide protests continue to call for an end to police brutality, law enforcement faces increasing scrutiny and pressure for immediate change. Gayle King spoke to four police chiefs from around the country to discuss much-needed change, systemic racism and their reaction to the video of George Floyd's death.
A growing chorus of military leaders are criticizing President Trump's handling of widespread protests and threats to militarize the response, as former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Colin Powell endorses former Vice President Joe Biden. Attorney General William Barr is doubling down on the decision to use force to clear peaceful protesters from Lafayette Park near the White House ahead of Mr. Trump's visit to a nearby church. Ben Tracy reports.
Floyd's death has led to nationwide protests and calls to end police brutality and systemic racism.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio took questions from the press Monday about his plans to cut the police budget and redirect some funding to youth programs. He said he is not ready to announce a dollar amount. Watch his remarks.
New York City began Phase 1 of reopening on Monday, which Governor Andrew Cuomo cautiously celebrated, but he called for protesters to get tested. "New Yorkers bent the curve by being smart," he said. Watch his remarks.
Congressional Democrats are unveiling new legislation called the Justice in Policing Act of 2020, designed to hold police officers more accountable. Ohio Democratic Representative Marcia Fudge spoke to CBSN's Tanya Rivero about the bill, as well the role of police unions and calls to defund police departments.
"No one — I say no one — wants to go back to the way things were before," Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Coffee-and-donut chain launches national ad campaign touting benefits of working at one of its 9,630 U.S. outlets.
It's been 14 days since the death of George Floyd, which sparked protests nationwide. The Houston native will be remembered in a two-day celebration of life before being taken to his final resting place in Pearland, Texas. CBS News national correspondent Michelle Miller joins CBSN from Houston with details.
Floyd's death has led to nationwide protests and calls to end police brutality and systemic racism.
Demonstrators have gone from demanding justice for George Floyd to insisting on changes in police practices and race relations in general.
Romney said he was joining the protest "to make sure that people understand that black lives matter."
Reebok ending its relationship with the workout brand, while some gyms said they would end their affiliation.
Trained to enter workforce, trade school graduates enter worst job market in history, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Here's the latest in the COVID Chronicles — the impact of the coronavirus on 2020 battleground states.
Todd Winn stood outside in the more than 90-degree heat for so long, his shoes started melting to the ground.
Representative Val Demings (D-FL), a former police chief, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss why she says law enforcement is systemically racist and how police departments can be reformed.
Less than 30 years ago racism was not only legal in South Africa, but the official system of government. It's come a long way, but the journey's not over yet.
Florida is seeing a rise in confirmed coronavirus cases after the state was praised by President Trump for reopening early. Dr. Ron Elfenbein joined CBSN to discuss the setback and what we can expect to see as large groups of people gather in many cities to protest social injustices.
As British protesters stand in solidarity with American demonstrators, they say "the U.K. is not innocent."
This week on 60 Minutes: Sherrilyn Ifill on why George Floyd's death is a tipping point and how America can move forward; Then, San Antonio businesses continue reopening as Texas sees rise in coronavirus cases; And, an Oklahoma child abuse law disproportionately penalizes women.
There was a weekend of protest internationally in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and honoring George Floyd. Tens of thousands marched, despite coronavirus concerns about mass gatherings. The demonstrations were largely peaceful, but in London there were some violent clashes with police and damage to property. Elizabeth Palmer joined the protesters Sunday marching to make their voices heard around the world.
Chris Wallace joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his new book, "Countdown 1945: The Extraordinary Story of the Atomic Bomb and the 116 Days That Changed the World," which explores the months leading up to dropping the first atomic bomb in WWII. He also weighs in on American divisions and whether they'll impact the presidential election.
The bill, led by the Congressional Black Caucus, will be announced in a press conference Monday morning.
Some fraudsters are targeting people with false job offer and phony assistance filing for jobless aid.
After dropping Charlotte, the RNC is searching for a new city to host the nominating convention. Officials are expected to visit Phoenix and Dallas later this week.