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Internet Shaming
When mob justice goes virtual
Hatred and vitriol used against targets on social media -- often against innocent or misidentified victims -- can lead to fear for safety, job loss and even suicide
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"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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Inside the New York hospital hackers took down for 6 weeks
Almost all U.S. health care organizations have reported at least one cyberattack
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The country where Down syndrome is disappearing
Iceland has almost eliminated Down syndrome by aborting virtually 100 percent of fetuses that test positive. Should the rest of the world follow suit?
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Behind the Lens: Iceland's Down syndrome dilemma
More than 90 percent of Icelanders trace their ancestors back to the Vikings; they're also remarkably unified on the ethical questions posed by genetic testing
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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"
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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?
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"Robin Hood of photography" scales skyscrapers for thrills
They risk it all to climb skyscrapers and share photos from high above the city -- pics or it never happened
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Q&A With Super Star
Robert Pattinson: Revelling in the freedom of chaos
Actor who shot to superstardom as a romantic vampire in "Twilight" continues to combat typecasting, as a brazen bank robber in "Good Time"
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Terror in Spain
Barcelona terrorist attack: Who are the victims?
The victims came from all over the world: U.S., Canada, Belgium, Italy, Argentina and Spain
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Last Chance for Freedom
Was Crosley Green wrongly convicted in 1989 Florida murder?
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?
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Gone Almost 20 Years
Princess Diana: Her Life | Her Death | The Truth
The world thought they knew Princess Diana -- 20 years later, get to know the woman who showed the world power doesn’t come from a crown, it comes from your heart
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Part Of His Plan
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
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Up In The Sky
Walter Cronkite reports on 1979 solar eclipse
PlayVideo Legendary CBS News journalist Walter Cronkite anchored coverage of the last total solar eclipse in the U.S.
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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
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Preparing for the Great American Eclipse of 2017
People across the continental U.S. will witness a rare and spectacular celestial event Monday
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"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
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"Happily Ever After"
The secrets of a long marriage
PlayVideo Is there a sure-fire formula for married couples to stay together "happily ever after"? Steve Hartman traveled deep within the cornfields of Knox County, Indiana, to meet eight siblings who collectively have been married for 449 years
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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?
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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
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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
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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
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"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.
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Life After Hate co-founder says grant rescinded by Trump administration
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Ivanka Trump praises counter-protesters after demonstrations
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"Stranger Things" to once again go bump in the night
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PM: Iraqi forces start operation to retake Tal Afar from ISIS
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A small town dreams big
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Police find 3 vans linked to deadly attacks in Spain
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57 years ago today, space dogs returned after orbiting Earth
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John's Notebook: The chorus that stepped up
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Trump remarks could sidetrack Democrats from other issues
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Artist Françoise Gilot, on life with and after Picasso
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Mattis tight-lipped on new Afghanistan war strategy
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Former health chiefs to Trump: Avoid new Obamacare crisis
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Aw, shucks! A renaissance period for oysters
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Jerry Lewis, legendary comedian and actor, dead at 91
Lewis died at his Las Vegas home Sunday, his publicist and agent confirmed Sunday
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Senator questions Trump's ability to lead if "moral authority remains compromised"
"It's not what the president says next. It's what he does," says Sen. Tim Scott, R-South Carolina
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Bill Nye on an eclipse's beauty and the wonder of science
"The Science Guy" says a brief celestial spectacle is cause for us all to celebrate both the planet we share and humankind's ability to understand the cosmos
The Spark: Stories That Inspire
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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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Formerly homeless hairdresser gives free makeovers to homeless girls
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Boy reunited with stranger who saved his life after deadly crash
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Stranger helps woman down on her luck; years later, she repays the favor
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Cashier's act of kindness leaves foster mom speechless
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Police grant wish of 9-year-old boy with rare disease
