Trump Interview

Trump names EU as a "foe" ahead of high-stakes Putin meeting

"I think the European Union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. Now, you wouldn't think of the European Union, but they're a foe," President Trump tells CBS News

• Read: Trump calls Strzok a "disgrace," claims Mueller probe hurting Russia relations

Note To Self

Will Reeve, son of Christopher Reeve, on overcoming the lowest point of his life

By just 13 years old he had lost both his parents, actors Christopher and Dana Reeve

Continuing Controversy

The history and future of Confederate monuments

As debate over the takedown of Confederate monuments continues, "60 Minutes" examines why and when the statues went up in the first place

Ocean Farming

Seaweed farming and its surprising benefits

Seaweed may be thought of as a nuisance, but an increasing number of fishermen, scientists and consumers are seeing it as a solution

• Read: Sampling fresh-picked sea lettuce

Cornyn's View

Cornyn: Trump conflating Russian meddling probe with collusion investigation

"Yes, the Russians did meddle. Number two, did any American involved collude with them? And so far there's no evidence," Cornyn said on Sunday

• Read: Transcript: Sen. John Cornyn on "Face the Nation"

Immigration Gridlock

Inside the Trump administration's plan to reunite 2,500 immigrant children with their families

This new plan comes on the heels of a July 10th deadline that was missed by the government to reunify children under age five

Young Prodigy

Alma Deutscher: The prodigy whose "first language" is Mozart

Alma Deutscher was playing piano and violin by the time she was 3 years old and wrote her first opera at 10; for her, making music seems as natural as breathing

• Read: Watch a prodigy create -- from four notes in a hat
• Watch: A composer at age 4

Unique Blend

The Killers' Brandon Flowers: Swagger and faith

The Las Vegas rock group, whose latest album "Wonderful Wonderful" debuted at number one, is a blend of the glitz and grit of the Vegas Strip and the lead singer's Mormon religion

• Watch: The Killers return to their roots
• Watch: Killers frontman Brandon Flowers on pop music today

Betting The Farm

Jennifer Garner on the farm, and away from paparazzi

The actress talks about her all-natural baby food company and the un-natural influence of the tabloid press

• Watch: Jennifer Garner: "I could cry" from the stress of paparazzi

Times Gone By

The art of globe making

In the era of Google Maps, a North London shop preserves an elegant anachronism, producing artisan globes by hand

"It Seems Magical"

A Taste of Summer: Shanghai's soup dumplings

A must-try food on any tour of Shanghai is the city's heralded "xialongbao" -- pork dumplings injected with soup

Milepost

Reopening the Emmett Till murder case

The Justice Department confirmed this week that, based on unspecified "new information," it is re-opening the case of Emmett Till, the 14-year-old African-American youth from Chicago who was kidnapped and killed in the town of Money, Mississippi back in 1955

Almanac

The Gianni Versace murder

In July 1997, the fashion designer was killed on the front steps of his Miami Beach mansion

The Widow On Solway Road

The Trials of Raynella Leath

Prosecutors say that two of Raynella Leath's husbands died suspiciously -- she says one was a suicide, the other was trampled by cattle. Is she unlucky or is she a black widow?

• Watch: Frantic 911 call: "My husband shot himself"
• Watch: Lead detective investigates, questions possible suicide
• Watch: What jurors didn't hear at 2017 trial

Teen Angst

Social media, the scourge of adolescence

Researchers say the technical ability to connect with anyone on the planet has increased loneliness and anxiety among today's teens

Her Royal Highness

Some of Queen Elizabeth's most memorable encounters with U.S. presidents

When President Trump visited with Queen Elizabeth Friday​, he became the 12th commander in chief to meet Britain's longest-serving monarch

Straight To Front Door

How a rise in food deliveries is changing the restaurant industry

According to a recent study, the number of deliveries is up 10 percent overall

The Glam Outdoors

Gone glamping: Luxury tents offer campers their own corner of NYC

One of the newest glamping sites looks out on some man-made wonders: the skyscrapers of Manhattan

How It Happened

Cave survivor's dad describes how boys became trapped, coach's response

Relaying details from his son, the father says the team had to act fast when fast-moving water entered the cave

Saturday Sessions

The Wild Feathers perform “Stand By You”

Based in Nashville, the Wild Feathers got their start back in 2010. Two weeks ago, the band released their third full-length album, "Greetings from the Neon Frontier"

• Watch: The Wild Feathers perform “Big Sky”
• Watch: The Wild Feathers perform “Quittin’ Time”

Labor Of Love

"The world has really changed" when it comes to online dating

Match Group CEO Mandy Ginsberg discusses the different services her company offers for people trying to find love

On The Road

How former students surprised a music teacher who changed their lives

Robert Moore spent 30 years directing one of the greatest high school choral groups in the country

"The Takeout"

U.S. cybersecurity "not in a good place" for 2018, 2020 elections, says NYT's David Sanger

On CBS News podcast, New York Times reporter analyzes the Trump administration's approach to cyber security

The Young American

Will Christian Pulisic be the next big name in soccer?

The 19-year-old from Pennsylvania is already a millionaire pro-soccer player in Germany, but his U.S. coach says he could be the sport's "first American superstar"

• Read: Christian Pulisic's soccer skills

"American Warriors"

This baller veteran beat injury, depression

On the court he's a star, but overcoming the dark side of visible and invisible wounds is where he really shines

An Army mom, cancer survivor and warrior

Army Spc. Lauren Jahn showed herself, her three young kids and her country what overcoming adversity is all about

• American Warriors

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

"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

• 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
• 📺 More from 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