Companies are now "quiet cutting" employees
Some companies are telling their employees that they're losing their positions, but not their jobs.
Some companies are telling their employees that they're losing their positions, but not their jobs.
The Biden administration has announced the first 10 medications that will be subject to price negotiations under Medicare -- a key Democratic priority stemming from last year's Inflation Reduction Act. Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy at KFF, joined CBS News to discuss what the negotiations mean.
As Florida braces for Hurricane Idalia, scientists say warming oceans are having dangerous impacts on the frequency and intensity of these storms. CBS News' Lilia Luciano has more on why.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has suspended his presidential campaign. He is the first Republican primary candidate to drop out of the 2024 race.
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A young boy's body was found in the Danube River last May, weighed down with a flagstone slab and wrapped in foil. Officials are trying to identify him.
A Univision executive said the footage they shot was in the stolen camera, and the story never made it on the air.
The mother grizzly bear charged at the men, investigators found, and the men fired in self-defense.
Kenny Parcell, the trade group's president, steps down after a New York Times report alleged he sexually harassed multiple women.
Flip phones are making a comeback with new lines of foldable phones hitting the market. Lisa Eadicicco, senior mobile editor for CNET, joined CBS News to discuss some of the latest models.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency in 49 counties ahead of Hurricane Idalia's landfall and some residents are being urged to evacuate. CBS News Miami reporter Larry Seeward and meteorologist Paul Goodlow from The Weather Channel have more on how the storm could affect the Tampa area.
Deanne Criswell, head of the Federal Emergency Management Administration, addressed reporters Tuesday at the White House with details on how her agency is preparing for Hurricane Idalia.
Florida continues its preparations for Hurricane Idalia's expected Wednesday morning landfall. CBS News Miami reporter Ted Scouten is off the Florida mainland in Key West, where the storm is already being felt.
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If the Idalia wreaks enough havoc, the name could be retired from the hurricane name list – following a trend for hurricane names that start with "I."
New York City has struggled to house nearly 60,000 migrants, setting up makeshift shelters at hotels, tent facilities and an airport hangar to house the new arrivals.
NASA shared video from the International Space Station as it flew over Hurricane Idalia, which was heading toward Florida on Tuesday. Idalia is expected to grow into a Category 3 hurricane before making landfall on Wednesday. (There is no audio on this footage from the space station.)
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