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On "Face The Nation"
Pruitt has "walked away 100 percent" from EPA job, says Bloomberg
In an interview to air Sunday on "Face the Nation," former New York City Mayor and billionaire philanthropist Michael Bloomberg excoriated Scott Pruitt's job performance as head of the EPA
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“There’s no leadership” on gun reform, says Michael Bloomberg
In the wake of nationwide walkouts and demonstrations since the Parkland school shooting calling for stricter gun laws, Bloomberg expressed hope, but little optimism, for new federal restrictions.
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"On The Road"
School janitor proves first impressions don't tell the whole story
Maury Forrester had a very different career before he started working at a school near Knoxville
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Americans & Pot
Support for legal marijuana use remains high - CBS News poll
Few Americans think legalizing marijuana leads to more drug use or violent crime
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A More Perfect Union
Meet the entrepreneur who is empowering young girls, one dress at a time
When Sam Sisakhti donated a box of dresses to those in need, he realized what can be achieved with just one brand-new piece of clothing
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CBS News Special
Meghan Markle's rise to royalty explored in CBS News special
Gayle King hosts "Meghan Markle: American Princess," a look at the future wife of Prince Harry, as told by those who know her best, tonight at at 10 o'clock EDT/PDT
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Remembering Barbara Bush
The literary legacy of Barbara Bush
The first lady leaves behind a passion for reading and writing that is well documented in numerous books penned by the Bush family
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A Class Act
Meet the 2018 National Teacher of the Year
The Washington state educator teaches English and math to refugee and immigrant students
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"The Takeout"
Why we may be getting wrong about the internet - according to Mark Penn
On CBS News podcast, former Microsoft exec and Bill and Hillary Clinton strategist describes why the internet is isolating, rather than connecting, people
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"Chaotic Conversation"
Inside the Comey memos
White House legal team believes memos are more favorable to president than how he's been represented in fired FBI director's new book
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Dimon's Vision
Jamie Dimon: "I don't think I'm suited" to the presidency
He has policy notes for President Trump, but that's as far as it goes for JP Morgan chief Jamie Dimon
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Gloomy Outlook
Americans remain pessimistic about the environment - CBS News poll
Most believe global warming is caused by human activity and that a focusing on alternative energy will create more jobs
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Sniffing Out Allergies
How climate change is making allergy season worse
Warm weather is arriving up to 20 days earlier in some places; one study finds pollen counts have been rising every year since 2000
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Higher Cause
Inside the push for more women, minorities in soaring marijuana industry
Mary Pryor and Gia Morón joined CBSN's "Red & Blue" to discuss why women are spearheading the multi-billion dollar cannabis sector
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Lawyer Loyalty
Will Trump's personal attorney flip on the president?
Actions are fueling concern in the president's inner circle that Michael Cohen may cooperate with prosecutors
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Inside MIT's Media Lab
MIT's "Future Factory" Up Close
Scott Pelley goes to MIT's Media Lab where crazy ideas become reality; Sunday, 7 p.m. EDT/PDT
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Poignant Journey
10 years of following an Alzheimer's patient
"60 Minutes" shows how the disease has changed the world of Carol Daly, a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and her caregiver husband, Mike; Sunday, 7 p.m. EDT/PDT
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Technology to the Rescue
High tech humanitarians: Drones come to the World Food Program
"Drones can allow humanitarian agencies to mitigate risks before they turn to disasters," said the head of the WFP's technology division
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"I Feel Pretty"
Amy Schumer on movie backlash, how #MeToo changed her comedy
"There are things that I would have joked about even a year ago that I wouldn't now," Schumer tells Gayle King
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Brewing Controversy
"I failed miserably": Philly police commissioner responds after week of controversy
Starbucks has apologized to the men and will be training all of its employees on how to avoid discriminating against customers
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"Red & Blue"
Head of Koch Bros. group says GOP Congress is having a "lousy" year
Tim Phillips, of the libertarian-leaning Americans for Prosperity, chastised Republicans, suggesting on CBSN that their "failure this year to actually rein in spending" could cost the GOP its majority in Congress
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Looking Back
Saying goodbye to the queen of the elephants
"60 Minutes" remembers Dame Daphne Sheldrick, who started Africa's first elephant orphanage
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Allegiant Air Investigation
The budget airline flying under the radar
Steve Kroft investigates Allegiant Air, a discount carrier known more for its ultra-low fares than its high record of in-flight breakdowns
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"60 Minutes" team "felt sense of urgency" in Allegiant Air investigation
Steve Kroft talks with "60 Minutes Overtime" about safety concerns aboard Allegiant Air—and his own close call decades ago on a press charter
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Tipping Point
Closing the gender pay gap
Unequal pay between men and women is a persistent problem in the U.S.; Salesforce, a tech company with 30,000 employees, is doing its part to change that
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The Money Issue
Can money buy happiness?
Meet the globe-trotting investment banker who chucked his six-figure salary to take a job as a Dallas fireman
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"The Sweat of Their Face": Portraits of workers
An exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington features depictions of workers - an untraditional subject of portraiture
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The Lost Boy
Etan Patz case: 1979 disappearance of NYC boy continues to haunt investigators
"48 Hours" goes inside the painstaking investigation through the eyes of those who have spent more than three decades trying to find the 6-year-old boy and to bring closure to his heartbroken parents
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Wielding Influence
Kesha on being named to Time's 100 Most Influential People list
PlayVideo The singer Kesha, who has spoken out against sexual assault and supported victims since before the #MeToo movement took hold, has been named to Time Magazine's 2018 list of the 100 Most Influential People. She told CBS News' Anthony Mason what the recognition, and the essay penned by singer Cyndi Lauper (with whom she performed at this year’s Grammy Awards), means to her. Mason will profile Kesha on CBS' "Sunday Morning" May 6.
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Tesla CEO Opens Up
Elon Musk addresses autopilot system after deadly crash
A driver using the electric carmaker's autopilot system died after crashing into a highway barrier last month
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Deadly Siege
"I've kept my story secret for the last 25 years -- I didn't want to take this to my grave"
A retired UPS driver reveals new details about cult leader David Koresh and what led up to the deadly 1993 standoff with law enforcement in Waco, Texas
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CBSN Originals
Grassroots in Alabama: An emerging women's movement
"I decided to run because I want to be the change, not just talk about being the change," says one of the women taking on the political establishment
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"We're seeking justice," DNC chairman says of Russia-Trump conspiracy lawsuit
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CDC issues strong new warning about romaine lettuce
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Avicii, EDM pioneer and DJ, found dead at 28
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Georgia town braces for planned neo-Nazi rally Saturday
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Photos from damaged jet show passengers not heeding safety directives
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School officer praised for quick actions in Fla. school shooting
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Missouri gov. charged with new felony, after earlier charge
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Barbara Bush's granddaughter gives birth to son
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CIA releases report clearing Haspel in destruction of waterboarding tapes
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Iran "ready" to resume nuke program if U.S. leaves deal, foreign minister warns
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Army lowers recruiting goal but leaders say more soldiers are staying on
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Another shooting, as students walk out demanding action on gun control
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Trump tweet hits oil market, saying U.S. won't accept "artificially" high prices
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Temple University suspends frat over reports of sex assault, excessive drinking
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Fla. school shooting suspect: "I shot through the door"
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Trump lawyer told to file statement to slow porn star’s suit
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Lecturer slams school for not backing Bush-tweet professor
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Mitt Romney faces crowded Senate race in Utah
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Plastic foam containers no longer welcome in this city
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Springsteen's "Born to Run" lyrics for sale
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Allison Mack of "Smallville" arrested for role in sex cult
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Authorities reveal how manhunt for fugitive grandma ended
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Police in college town warn of possible serial rapist
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LAPD officer charged with murder in DUI crash that killed family
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Prince Charles to succeed queen as Commonwealth head
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Man dies after Stop & Shop employees allegedly detain him
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Twitter bans ads from Russia-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab
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Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig expecting first child
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North Korea says it is suspending nuclear, missile testing
Kim Jong Un plans to close nuclear test site, Korean Central News Agency reports
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Documents provide window into Pruitt’s $43,000 phone booth
Documents obtained by CBS news show career officials acting on behest of political appointees, raising red flags
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Alex Kogan fires back at Facebook
App developer at heart of Facebook privacy scandal says Facebook didn't enforce rules – this Sunday on "60 Minutes"
The Spark: Stories That Inspire
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"I'll rise unafraid": Mom leaps into action when daughter freezes on stage
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Cancer survivor finishes Boston Marathon 13 hours after start
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Meet the 7-year-old who climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and broke world record
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Girl with 3D-printed hand throws first pitch at Giants game
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Waitress gets $16K scholarship after act of kindness goes viral
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Pair of NFL players become heroes off the field
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Stranger's kidney donation sets off chain reaction of good deeds
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Lessons in kindness: A professor's generosity comes full circle
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Drake surprises customers at Miami grocery store with generous act
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A wheelchair doesn't keep this athlete from the football field
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Joy, grief and a handwritten letter bring 2 La. families together
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Fighting gun violence in Chicago, one checkmate at a time
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The budget airline flying under the radar
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Closing the gender pay gap
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Russia's cyberattack on U.S. democracy
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Inside the memorial to victims of lynching
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How IEDs may be physically causing PTSD
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Bridging the Middle East conflict with music
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The mystery of the Herculaneum scrolls
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The Stormy Daniels "60 Minutes" interview
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Humble beginnings for "The Greek Freak"
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The Saudi crown prince talks to "60 Minutes"
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More on the "60 Minutes" Allegiant Air investigation
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Restaurants' tipping point
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Why "60 Minutes" aired disturbing photos
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The DHS "war room" on Election Day 2016
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When "60 Minutes" first met Daniel Barenboim
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Transforming children through music
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Why the Stormy Daniels story matters
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