"CBSN Originals"

Father and son trek to South Pole, using only renewable energy

Thirty-two years after becoming the first man to walk to both poles, Robert Swan teamed up with his son Barney for another first: trekking to the South Pole using only renewable energy. Listen to Robert & Barney Swan detail their journey across Antarctica in the Global Goalscast, at CBSNews.com/Goalscast

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• Read: Father and son risk their lives crossing Antarctica to save the planet
• Read: How explorers survived 56 days in Antarctica using only clean energy

Almanac

The founder of chemical giant DuPont

On June 24, 1771, E.I. du Pont, an emigrant whose gunpowder factory was forerunner of the innovative chemical company, was born in Paris

Taken Away

Could death of Texas woman found wrapped in sheet be anything but murder?

A father dreams his daughter has been killed, then she disappears -- what does her boyfriend know and could the dad's nightmare have been an omen?

• Photos: What happened to Jessie Bardwell?
• Watch: Mock jury deliberates Lowe case
• Watch: "She said, 'Daddy, don't worry. It's gonna be all right.'"

Serial Confessions

Serial killer Todd Kohlhepp: "My golf game was weak. My kill game is strong"

The headline-making story of a woman chained in a storage container and the stunning details of a serial killer’s journey into darkness

• Photos: Inside a serial killer's storage container used for torture
• Watch: Kala Brown speaks after rescue
• Watch: Sheriff: Todd Kohlhepp's "a very smart guy"

"48 Hours: NCIS"

Did an Army nurse fall prey to a suspected serial killer?

Tuesday at 10: Friends searching for a missing Army nurse find her apartment smoldering and no sign of their friend. Can NCIS agents find her?

• Read: More "48 Hours: NCIS"

"The Museum of Lost Art"

Examining the vulnerability of our world's treasures

How big would a museum of lost art be? Art historian Noah Charney says "bigger than all the museums of the world combined"

Bon Appetit

This humble sandwich shop has been called America's best new restaurant

The owner uses social media to promote the restaurants he believes also deserve attention and to poke fun at himself, calling his food "overrated"

Saturday Sessions

Dawes performs "Crack The Case"

The band just released their sixth studio album, “Passwords,” on Friday and will launch its own headline tour this August

• Watch: Dawes performs "Telescope"
• Watch: Dawes performs "Living In The Future"

Forced To Pay

Disabled veteran hit with $12K bill for life insurance plan he never signed up for

Thousands of America's wounded warriors are being forced to pay for life insurance they don't want -- and can't even use

"On The Road"

School cafeteria worker keeps feeding the hungry after the bell rings

Auntie Debra, as she's known at Hoover High School, doles out a heaping helping of hospitality every lunch hour. It's just her first course of kindness.

A Visit With Koko

1978: When Morley met Koko

She said the apple was red but preferred to eat the orange. How did she communicate that? Looking back at Morley Safer's 1978 visit with Koko the gorilla

Crisis At The Border

Trump aide says immigration "contentious" issue despite small immigrant workforce

White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) Chairman Kevin Hassett joined CBS News' Major Garrett for CBS News podcast

Timeline for reuniting separated families remains unclear as questions mount

Despite an executive order signed by President Trump and a visit to a shelter housing children by the first lady, questions remain about when and how children will be reunited with their families

• Read: "No system" to reunite kids with parents in detention, ex-U.S. official says

How the mayor of a town in El Salvador keeps gang violence at bay

As people flee deadly gang violence in El Salvador, one community has found a way to defend itself

• Read: Firsthand look at El Salvador community paralyzed by gang violence
• Read: Treacherous journey to U.S. a last resort for some fleeing violence in El Salvador
• Read: Constant fear of MS-13 gang violence pervades El Salvador

Education In America

"CBS This Morning" wants to hear your education stories

We're launching a new series to explore issues facing education in America, including inequality, teacher pay, segregation and beyond

Red State Goes Green

How Texas became a pioneer in wind energy

Traditionally conservative state is leading the way in renewable energy. Why? One mayor says it's just good business

Opioid Crisis

"Big charade": Whistleblower says Purdue Pharma used deceptive sales tactic for opioid

Purdue's 2007 settlement with the Justice Department included more than $630 million in fines

• Related: America's opioid epidemic

⚽ World Cup Fever ⚽

World Cup: Scores and recaps from Sunday's matches

It's the last session for Matchday 2 for Groups G and H

• Read: How to watch the 2018 FIFA World Cup

Big Brother

Carrying a cellphone creates a "historical log" of movements, expert says

"We all carry our cellphones with us everywhere now and what that creates is a historical log of movements overtime every day," said Alan Butler, a privacy expert

"Star Trek: Discovery"

CBS expanding "Star Trek" with five-year deal for new shows

The deal, which runs through 2023, is said to potentially include new traditional shows like "Discovery"

The Whistleblower

Ex-DEA agent: Opioid crisis is fueled by drug industry and Congress

Whistleblower Joe Rannazzisi says drug distributors pumped opioids into U.S. communities -- knowing people were dying -- and says industry lobbyists and Congress derailed DEA's efforts to stop it

• Related: America's opioid epidemic

Meet the DEA whistleblower featured on "60 Minutes"

Why has the country's opioid problem become a national emergency? A high-ranking whistleblower from the DEA explains how the drug industry -- and Congress -- fueled epidemic

• Watch: Whistleblower: "This is an industry that's out of control"

"CBSN Originals"

Seeking asylum: An immigrant's journey to America

Desperate migrants risk their lives to reach the U.S., but when they finally cross the border and ask for asylum, they discover their journey is far from over

• Watch: Former INS head on asylum challenges
• Watch: Challenges facing child asylum seekers
• Read: Analysis: How the asylum process works, and what needs to change