President Obama will deliver a farewell address tonight in Chicago. Charlie Rose spoke with White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough Monday in Washington. He talked about the president's speech and his own relationship to the president.
President-elect Donald Trump is naming his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, to be a senior White House adviser. The job does not require Senate confirmation. It draws attention to a federal law preventing officials from appointing relatives to any agency or department under their control. Jan Crawford reports.
Senate hearings for President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet choices begin Tuesday on Capitol Hill. Sen. Jeff Sessions, the nominee for attorney general, will testify first to his Senate colleagues. Democrats on the Judiciary Committee plan to question his record on racial issues. Nancy Cordes reports.
A manhunt is underway for the suspect accused of gunning down a Florida police sergeant. Police say Markeith Loyd shot and killed Master Sgt. Debra Clayton Monday. Orange County sheriff's deputy Norman Lewis was also killed in a motorcycle accident during the manunt. Loyd was already wanted for connection with the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon. Omar Villafranca reports.
A single food cart to help people struggling with a COVID-wracked economy snowballed into community action, but it came up against a Filipino version of McCarthyism.
Throughout the campaign, Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner was one of Trump's most trusted confidants; A new study found that people who get the recommended weekly amount of exercise in just one or two sessions in a week see the same benefits as those who spread it day to day
A new study found that people who get the recommended weekly amount of exercise in just one or two sessions in a week see the same benefits as those who spread it day to day. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.
A week of heavy snow and rain in Northern California and Nevada has caused some of the worst flooding in a decade. Three people were killed near San Francisco. Carter Evans has more.
An Orlando, Florida, police officer was killed after she confronted a murder suspect in a WalMart. The shooting prompted a massive manhunt, in which another officer died in an auto accident. Omar Villafranca reports.
American soldiers and tanks are being sent to Eastern Europe in numbers that haven't been seen since the Cold War. Vladimir Putin has already said that the buildup is pointless. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
Dennis McDonough, President Obama's chief of staff, spoke to Charlie Rose Monday about Donald Trump's electoral victory, among other topics. More from the interview will air Monday night on the "Charlie Rose Show" on PBS, and Tuesday morning on "CBS This Morning."
The Office of Congressional Ethics has not yet had time to examine each of Donald Trump's nominees' finances for potential conflicts of interest. Democrats are crying foul and trying to delay the many confirmation hearings set for this week. Nancy Cordes reports.
Throughout the campaign, Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner was one of Trump's most trusted confidants. His planned appointment of Kushner to a White House position may be complicated by an anti-nepotism law. Jan Crawford reports.
Artist Tyrus Wong, who died last month at age 106, was famed as much for his exotic and colorful kites as he was for designing the Walt Disney classic "Bambi." In this web extra, CBS News visited him in March 2016 at Santa Monica Beach, where Wong and his daughter, Kim, sent several of his creations airborne.
CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports on the Senate confirmation hearings this week, where Democrats will challenge President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations.
FBI arrests VW executive in "dieselgate" scandal; McDonald's sells bulk of China operations; and GM unbowed by Trump tweet threat. These headlines and more from CBS MoneyWatch.
Co-hosts Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell reflect on the show's journey.
President Obama will deliver his farewell address Tuesday at the same venue in Chicago where he gave his 2012 election night speech. New York Times correspondent Jodi Kantor, whose 2012 bestselling book "The Obamas" is being reissued Wednesday with a new preface, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the transition of power to President-elect Donald Trump and also first lady Michelle Obama's legacy.
Ford is laying out its vision to grow beyond its roots as an automaker, focusing on new technology to help people escape from gridlock and get around crowded cities. Only on "CBS This Morning," Kris Van Cleave speaks to Bill Ford, the great-grandson of Henry Ford, about the company's future and his relationship with President-elect Donald Trump.
Since the end of the Cold War, the U.S. has been drawing down its military presence in Europe. But at the main docks in Bremerhaven in northern Germany, we can see that's not the case. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
Shopping online could make you a victim of price discrimination. Companies can use data like your past searches or location to influence the price you pay. Anna Werner reports on how that could mean paying more at checkout.
Lawmakers are taking a new look at rules about guns on planes after Friday's airport shooting in Fort Lauderdale. Part of the surprise of the deadly rampage is the fact suspect Esteban Santiago arrived on an incoming flight -- and so did his gun. Tony Dokoupil reports.
Former CIA and NSA director Gen. Michael Hayden joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss the recent intelligence report on how Russia tried to influence the U.S. elections. Hayden says the Obama administration was "too timid" in responding to the cyberattacks, and he wants to know what the Trump administration will do about Russia.
Many of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks face a fight this week on Capitol Hill. Senate committees will question nominees Tuesday for attorney general and secretary of homeland security. Democrats and ethics investigators are criticizing the fast pace. Nancy Cordes reports.
What may be the biggest winter storm to hit the West Coast in more than a decade is blasting the region with strong winds and heavy rain. The downpours triggered major flooding and mudslides in California and Nevada. At least two people were killed in California. Carter Evans reports from Reno.