Grover Norquist on fiscal cliff, and Obama vs Romney

The director of the FBI now says his agency is using drones in the skies above America -- and with good reason. Jeff Glor reports on the new confirmation of government surveillance on domestic soil.

From affirmative action in college and university admissions to same-sex marriage, Jan Crawford takes a look at the cases the Supreme Court may rule on as the end of the court's term nears and offers a prediction for which cases will be ruled upon.

A new documentary on TWA Flight 800 is raising questions about the official explanation of the crash. CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, who was the first reporter on the scene in 1996, discusses the new evidence with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts.

Actor who played mobster on hit HBO show dies in Italy of an apparent heart attack while vacationing in Rome. Bill Whitaker reports.

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl disappeared in eastern Afghanistan four years ago. A Taliban spokesman told the Associated Press that Bergdahl is in good condition. The Taliban said they will free him in exchange for five senior operatives being held at Guantanamo Bay. CBS News contacted a Taliban spokesman who would neither confirm nor deny the report.

The names of the three men accused in the attack have not been released. The academy says they are charged with rape, sexual assault or other sexual misconduct, and making a false official statement. Also, a look back at Jeff Glor's interview with the alleged victim.

Fluffy cows at Lautner Farms in Adel, Iowa, have become a worldwide sensation after a photo was posted on Reddit. KCCI's Vanessa Peng reports.

The classic word game is more popular than ever, with more than 120 million copies. Recently, Mad Libs returned to its roots, releasing a version for grown-ups. Mo Rocca reports.

Arabella Bowen, executive editorial director of Fodor's, discusses the best weekend getaways for this summer with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts. This season, she says, it's all about affordability and proximity.

Westfield, one of the biggest players in the mall business, is looking to design a mall of the future and is betting big on airport shopping. Peter Lowry, co-chief executive officer of Westfield Group, discusses plans for a re-vamped retail area at the Los Angeles International Airport with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts.

During her tour of Israel, Barbra Streisand addressed the issue of discrimination toward women by ultra-orthodox Jews.

The search for Jimmy Hoffa continues, and though no body has been found yet, ex-mobster Tony Zerilli insists he knows how Hoffa died and where he's buried. CBS News' Elaine Quijano reports.