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VP Viewpoint
Mike Pence says "we have options" in North Korea
Vice president joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss North Korea, Iran and the probe into Russian meddling in the U.S. election
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Pence calls Graham-Cassidy bill "last, best chance" for health care reform
"We believe this is the right solution at the right time," said Pence of the Graham-Cassidy bill
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The Spicer Files
Sean Spicer's notes draw attention of special counsel Robert Mueller
Special counsel's Russia investigation cast a wide net for documents. Could they include the Spicer files?
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Russian-Linked Ads
Facebook to reveal Russian election ads
Tech giant was under significant criticism for how it may have allowed Russians to affect the election outcome
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Heroic Response
Teacher hailed as hero for taking down high school gunman
Police say her actions saved lives in what is reportedly the fifth shooting to strike a central Illinois high school in the past month
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Contaminated Water
Flint water crisis blamed for lower fertility rates, increased fetal death rates
According to a new medical research study, fetal death rates increased by 58 percent in Flint after the city switched its water source in April 2014
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Tragedy In Mexico
Prayers, hope for survival in Mexico City after deadly quake
First responders' work has been at times frantic, at times painstaking in the aftermath of a 7.1-magnitude earthquake
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How to help victims of the Mexico City earthquake
Here's how to donate to several different organizations working on the ground in Mexico to help victims of the earthquake
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Solve This Case
Who killed Kay Wenal?
PlayVideo Saturday 10/9c: A former model brutally killed in her home -- a strange letter is a clue. Someone out there knows something ... is it you?
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"60 Minutes" Flashback
Oprah remembers her first time on "60 Minutes"
PlayVideo Oprah says she was never more nervous than when Mike Wallace interviewed her in 1986. "If 60 Minutes comes a callin', and you haven't committed a crime," she says "you don't get more break out than that."
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Country Music Superstar
Shania Twain on her songwriting: "I just sort of wrote myself out of my misery"
In preview of interview airing on "Sunday Morning" the country music superstar opens up about music following her divorce, her childhood, and more
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Television Pioneer
"You really have to want it," Beth Mowins says about breaking NFL glass ceiling
Mowins will make CBS history this weekend when she becomes the first woman NFL play-by-play announcer on the network
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Iran Nuclear Deal
Tillerson: Iran in "technical compliance" with nuke deal
As the president announces he’s decided what to do with the Iran nuclear deal, here’s what his top diplomat said Sunday on "Face the Nation"
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Safe Investment?
SEC hack sparks investment safety fears
Coming on top of the Equifax mess, the securities agency's breach adds to the questions about systems' integrity
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Algorithm Mix-up
Amazon may unwittingly give tips to would-be bombers
Investigation reveals that getting ingredients needed too make a simple bomb has become easier than ever
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The Final Frontier
How "Star Trek" predicted modern medicine
"Star Trek'"s tricorder? Now, there are CT scans, MRIs and ultrasounds
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Anthony Rapp and Wilson Cruz on "Star Trek: Discovery"
The co-stars told CBSN that they were always fans of the franchise
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How to watch "Star Trek: Discovery"
The latest iteration of the franchise is a prequel series that takes place about a decade before the mission of the original 1960s "Star Trek"
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Iconic Writer
Ex-British spy on leading "double life" as famous author
John le Carré is the pen name of David Cornwell, an ex-spy for Britain’s famed MI6, whose page-turner spy thrillers have made him one of the most successful authors of the past 60 years
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China Moving In?
How China could get a perch between the U.S. and Europe
How flawed analyses gave China an opportunity to gain influence on a strategically prized chain of islands in the North Atlantic
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Equal Opportunity Scourge
Heroin in the Heartland
The faces of heroin include the young, middle-to-upper class and suburban; what was once thought of as an inner-city problem is now a national epidemic
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Future of Football
Youth tackle football declining amid health concerns
Some high schools in Missouri, Maine and New Jersey have cancelled or cut short their football seasons; Squads in Michigan are depleted due to lack of interest
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Patriot Games
What does Tom Brady eat?
The athlete sticks to a diet of around 80 percent fruit and vegetables and tailors his diet to foods that reduce inflammation
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Quest To Innovate
Domino's CEO on the future of pizza delivery
Patrick Doyle says they've already begun testing driverless cars to use for deliveries
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Hunted
Tracking a predator
"48 Hours" goes inside the mind of a serial rapist hunting his victims while two detectives were hunting him
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Making History
Honoring the chief carver of Mount Rushmore
Decades after putting the twinkle in Lincoln's eye, the monument's chief carver, Luigi Del Bianco, is being officially recognized by the National Park Service
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"The Takeout"
Trump's debt ceiling deal with Schumer, Pelosi stunned White House budget director
Mulvaney told CBS News' "The Takeout" he thought "good things" will come out of that deal, however
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"CBSN Originals"
Winnie, Texas, and the Harvey victims you haven't seen
As news crews and rescuers pass them by time and again, people in this community have learned how to rescue each other
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Some small towns fear hurricane relief is out of reach
"Everybody forgets the little people in between"
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Breaking His Silence
Steve Bannon's not done
More from Charlie Rose's "60 Minutes" interview with Steve Bannon, the controversial former chief strategist and campaign architect for Donald Trump
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"CBSN: On Assignment"
Watch latest episode of "CBSN: On Assignment"
Episode 4 investigates existential threats to Mexico and Kiribati, and looks at how hackers and white supremacists are raising concerns in the U.S.
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Hate Rising: White supremacy's rise in U.S.
Tony Dokoupil investigates white supremacy's rise in America and how its adherents hope to infiltrate the mainstream
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Cyber Soldiers: White-hat hackers
Cyberattacks are more prevalent than ever, and reformed hackers are often the only people who can stop their own kind
Latest News
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Trump responds after Kim Jong Un calls him "deranged"
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Comey's speech interrupted by protesters
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New details about high school teacher who stopped gunman
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Melania Trump harvests and plants in White House Garden
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Cops: Father fatally shoots son, 6, and self in Mass. home
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In show of defiance to U.S., Iran unveils latest ballistic missile
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Police: 2 teens in Maryland charged with rape of classmate
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Report: Trump's new travel ban expected to be released
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Family: Leukemia patient's stem cell donor repeatedly denied visa
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Report: Sprint, T-Mobile edge closer to merger
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Chief: Fatal shooting of deaf man raises "a lot of concerns"
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Devos scraps Obama-era guidance on campus sexual assault
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"I was shocked": Woman speaks out after service dog incident
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Rescues spur hope for survivors as Mexico quake toll rises
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Babies try harder when they see you sweat
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Wu-Tang Clan name-checks Martin Shkreli in new track
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Cops: 8-year-old girl drives drunken Pa. man around
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Prepare for a torturous border crossing into Tijuana
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Reeling from its London license loss, Uber rallies customers
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How to get more out of your workout in less time
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Alabama Senate race: It's Trump vs. Trumpland
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Solar panel imports power a fierce trade dispute
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National Museum of African American History & Culture marks 1st anniversary
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Star witness testimony in dispute as Bobo case heads to jury
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Armed woman threatens cashier at Kardashian store
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New season reveals a more vulnerable "Bull"
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Rapsody and Kendrick Lamar drop “Power”
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Fergie says she and Josh Duhamel still love each other
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McCain on brain cancer diagnosis
After a routine checkup, Sen. John McCain says he left his doctor only to be called on the way home: "You've got to come back…it's very serious"
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Maria bears down on Turks and Caicos, Bahamas
People still being rescued days after major hurricane slammed into Puerto Rico
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Skin protection pays off as you age
Taking preventative measures against skin cancer increases your odds of longevity and good health in your later years
The Spark: Stories That Inspire
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When human nature surmounts Mother Nature
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Cop battling advanced cancer helps rescue nearly 1,500 in Harvey
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Offering a chance for college for kids with incarcerated parents
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Star students hold special class reunion under solar eclipse
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Depp surprises kids at hospital as Jack Sparrow
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Pizza joint delivers for its struggling neighborhood
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Friend flush with pride over fitting tribute for baseball-loving plumber
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Stranger helps woman down on her luck; years later, she repays the favor
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Police grant wish of 9-year-old boy with rare disease
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