This Morning from CBS News, Jan. 25, 2016
Digging out
From the Carolinas to Massachusetts, blizzard-battered towns are working to get tons of snow out of the way so life can return to normal. At least 30 people died in the storm and several areas declared states of emergency. As the workweek begins, much of the nation's capital will remain shut down.
Feeling the Bern
Bernie Sanders is running even with Hillary Clinton in the polls, but does that mean he actually has a shot at winning the Iowa caucus next Monday? Political scientists and Democratic strategists explain why Clinton may still have a slight edge in the key state.
Kids and violence
More a billion children around the world were victims of violence at home, at school or in their communities in the past year, a study says, and the findings about children in the U.S. compared to their peers elsewhere were particularly hard reading.
Price discrimination
Women are apparently paying more than men for virtually the same products, but is price discrimination limited to retail shelves? CBS News went undercover to check prices for one of the most widely-used service commodities in the country, and the results were surprising.
Video game Rx
In the not-so-distant future, one company hopes playing video games will be part of the prescription for treating kids with ADHD. Creators of "Project: EVO" are trying to get FDA clearance for what they call "digital medicine." But skeptics say training the brain is a lot more complicated than it sounds.
Social Security myths
For most retirees, Social Security benefits remain the cornerstone of financial security, but many Americans believe the coffers are running dry fast. Are they right to be worried? We look at some common misconceptions about Social Security, and how they can undermine your strategy.
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