Morning Rounds

How to communicate with Alzheimer's patients

According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 5 million Americans are living with the disease

"CBSN: On Assignment"

Behind the Lens: Climate Refugees

The people who contribute the least to climate change stand to lose the most -- I saw that in Kiribati

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"Ready to fight": U.S. forces facing down North Korea

CBS News gets an exclusive look at the U.S. forces, fighter planes and lethal munitions of U.S. Pacific Command -- preparing for what the military calls "the nightmare scenario"

• Read: "Lethal force": An up-close look at U.S. Air Force base in Guam
• Photos: Inside North Korea

Is Instagram going too far to protect our feelings?

Instagram wants to make itself the "kindest" corner of the internet, but can social science and technology beat the trolls?

• Read: How Instagram is filtering out hate
• Read: Business is booming for social media influencers

Imagination Agency

NFL pro Martellus Bennett is on a mission to inspire kids

His growing company is churning out children's books, cartoons, clothing, apps and toys -- all with the goal of sparking creativity

On The Road

Friend flush with pride over fitting tribute for baseball-loving plumber

For the last nine years, Tom McDonald has been traveling to baseball stadiums across America as a tribute to Roy Riegel

Last Chance for Freedom

Was Crosley Green wrongfully convicted in 1989 murder?

Saturday at 8: A Florida man has spent nearly three decades in prison for a murder he says he didn't commit; evidence suggests he might be right -- will he get a new trial?

• Read: How to watch "48 Hours" this weekend

Gone Almost 20 Years

CBS News explores Princess Diana's extraordinary life and sudden death

Gayle King hosts two-hour primetime special, "Princess Diana: Her Life | Her Death | The Truth" Saturday at 9/8c

• Read: How to watch Princess Diana: Her Life | Her Death | The Truth
• Watch: Diana's letters treasured by former employer
• Watch: Who was the love of Diana's life?

Tragedy At Sea

USS Fitzgerald captain will be relieved of duty

Navy's harrowing recreation of those terror-filled seconds was put together to answer the one question all the families of the dead had: Did they suffer?

Showing A Different Side

Robert Pattinson wants to "consistently break the walls" of the box around him

In "Sunday Morning" interview the "Twilight" actor talks playing against type, as a gruff bank robber in "Good Time"

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Terror in Spain

Barcelona attack witness: Scene was "definition of fear"

Van mowed down pedestrians, leaving at last 13 dead and more than 100 injured in city's Las Ramblas neighborhood

Up In The Sky

How to stream the American solar eclipse of 2017

Millions will witness the first solar eclipse to cross the entire continental U.S. in 99 years on Mon., August 21

• Read: Excitement over solar eclipse extends to the blind
• Read: Total eclipse towns brace for tourism influx
• Related: Great American Eclipse

Preparing for the Great American Eclipse of 2017

People across the continental U.S. will witness a rare and spectacular celestial event Monday

• Read: Will weather cooperate for viewing the solar eclipse?
• Read: How to photograph the eclipse
• Read: Solar eclipse will reveal mysteries of the sun

"The Takeout"

William Cohen on Trump's "disheartening" response to Charlottesville

Former Clinton defense secretary and GOP senator spoke to CBS News podcast during busy week in Washington

Controversial Relics

Confederate removal fight extends to KKK birthplace Stone Mountain

The carving of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson is larger than Mount Rushmore

Violence In Charlottesville

Dickerson: Corker's critique of Trump is "extraordinary"

Corker is "not one of the usual suspects who's always criticizing the president," Dickerson said

• Read: Corker says there must be "radical changes" with Trump
• Read: Trump lashes out at GOP senators who criticized him

Congressman John Lewis on the "moral obligation" to "speak up"

The Georgia congressman and civil rights leader speaks to his younger self about the "mission to help redeem the soul of America"

• Read: "We cannot let a man like [Trump] take us back," says pastor
• Read: Meet the Southern, African American artist who paints the Confederate flag

CBS News Polls

Most oppose threatening N. Korea with military action: Poll

But most Americans would approve of action if diplomacy fails, CBS News survey finds

Great Problem

What to do with the Powerball prize

Anyone who takes home the $510 million jackpot faces a big choice: take the money all at once or disbursed over 30 years

On The Lookout

How Key West task force tracks "tsunami of cocaine" about to hit U.S.

Step inside the nerve center that's tracking drug traffickers

The Remington 700

Popular Remington 700 rifle linked to potentially deadly defect

Thousands of gun owners claim Remington 700 rifles have fired without the trigger being pulled. Now, after a class-action settlement agreement and recall, why do most gun owners still have the controversial trigger?

• Read: "We only had one son, and I lost him," grieving father says

You're Fired

Are U.S. jobs vulnerable to workers with H-1B visas?

"60 Minutes" investigates how some businesses have fired American workers and replaced them with cheaper labor: temporary, foreign workers with H-1B visas

• Read: How H-1B visas have been abused since the beginning

America's Steeplechase

Horse racing not for the fainthearted

Charlie Rose goes to horse country to report on the centuries-old tradition of "timber racing," an exhilarating and dangerous sport characterized by steep jumps

• Read: Danger and beauty of a lesser-known style of horse racing

CBS News Special

"They wouldn't understand what it was to walk in darkness," says "Son of Sam"

Forty years after his deadly 13-month shooting rampage in NYC, convicted serial killer David Berkowitz tells CBS News he's taking "a big step" talking about his past

"CBSN Originals"

America | Redefining Hope

"CBSN Originals" first visited Erie, Pa., after the recent election -- when it turned from blue to red for the first time since the Reagan administration. The people we spoke to hoped to see a change in Washington reflected in their situation. We went back to see if that change is taking effect.

• Watch: Has Trump kept his promise to bring back jobs?
• Watch: One of Pennsylvania's youngest elected officials talks Trump