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Deep Sea Discovery
New video shows sunken USS Indianapolis, lost since World War II
The sinking of the USS Indianapolis 72 years ago led to one of the greatest losses of life from a single ship in U.S. naval history
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Eye On Afghanistan
Could prop planes turn tide of 16-year Afghan war?
U.S. military is banking on it, and both U.S. pilots and the Afghans they're training believe in the tactic
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Hazing Death
Parents of Penn State hazing victim weigh in on Greek life reforms
The university is implementing new oversight measures for frats in response to Timothy Piazza's death in February
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Search For Scholar
Boyfriend of missing exchange student: "We live in agony every day"
Yingying Zhang went missing on June 9 after allegedly getting into graduate student's car
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King Of Clubs
Rory McIlroy talks charity, golfing with Trump and friendship with Tiger
The 28-year-old pro golfer's resume is staggering with four major championships already under his belt
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"CBSN: On Assignment"
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"CBSN: On Assignment" investigates existential threats to Mexico and Kiribati, and looks at how hackers and white supremacists are raising concerns in the U.S.
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Hate Rising: White supremacy's rise in U.S.
Tony Dokoupil investigates white supremacy's rise in America and how its adherents hope to infiltrate the mainstream
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Cyber Soldiers: White-hat hackers
Cyberattacks are more prevalent than ever, and reformed hackers are often the only people who can stop their own kind
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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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Climate Refugees: Kiribati
Accelerating sea level rise means the islanders of Kiribati face homelessness, sooner rather than later
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Behind the Lens
The people who contribute the least to climate change stand to lose the most -- CBS News correspondent Seth Doane saw that in Kiribati
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The Deadliest Assignment: Reporting in Mexico
Mexico shares the title of world's most dangerous place to be a journalist; reporting on drug cartels often gets people killed
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"CBSN: After the Assignment"
PlayVideo The team behind "CBSN: On Assignment" reveals how the program was made and the challenges posed by covering the stories
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Penny Wise
Louise Penny on inspiration for Inspector Gamache books
Th bestselling mystery author's latest installment in the Inspector Gamache series, "Glass Houses," is out Aug. 29
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Iran Nuclear Program
Haley takes U.S. "concerns" on Iran to the nuclear police
In mission to hold Iran to account on nuke deal, U.S. envoy urges global nuclear agency not to let Tehran exploit ambiguities
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Securing Mexican Border
Border Patrol struggles to find applicants who can pass polygraph tests
U.S. Border Patrol is having trouble hiring the 5,000 agents President Trump requested
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Cyber Threats
White House cybersecurity czar warns of Russian threat
Rob Joyce says the U.S. is lacking 300,000 cybersecurity experts needed to defend the country
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Up In The Sky
Teens journey to total eclipse in the name of science
These students are one of 68 teams nationwide who helped scientists boost their data collecting potential
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Remembering Dick Gregory
Dick Gregory: I chose to be an agitator
"The next time you put your underwear in the washing machine, take the agitator out, and all you're going to end up with is some dirty, wet drawers."
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"The Takeout"
William Cohen on Trump's "disheartening" response to Charlottesville
Ex-Clinton defense secretary and GOP senator joined our CBS News podcast after busy week in Washington
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Capturing The Swarm
New generation of drones set to revolutionize warfare
Autonomous drones are being called the biggest thing in military technology since the nuclear bomb
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Finding His Way Back
Man returns to childhood home against the odds
Imagine you're 5 years old and 1,000 miles away from home -- not knowing your last name or your address
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Attack In Garland
"60 Minutes" investigates 1st ISIS-claimed attack in U.S. and what FBI knew
Terrorist attack in Texas by two U.S. citizens shows how hard it is to prevent such an attack -- even when one of the terrorists is well-known to the FBI
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Behind The Scenes
My favorite "60 Minutes" story
Producers, editors, and cameramen choose a favorite piece from the "60 Minutes" archive and share their personal stories of reporting and shooting in the field
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Terror in Spain
Barcelona terrorist attack: Who are the victims?
They were from all over the world: the U.S., Canada, Australia, Belgium, Italy, Argentina and Spain
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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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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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Getting Noticed
A small town dreams big
Casey, Illinois' collection of over-sized objects has helped the tiny town halfway between St. Louis and Indianapolis loom large on the map of world records
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Same Pattern
Robert Pattinson: Revelling in the freedom of chaos
The 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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Open Season
Aw, shucks! A renaissance for oysters
Oyster farms are rapidly growing to keep up with demand
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Still Going Strong
Artist Françoise Gilot, on life with and after Picasso
She met the famed artist, 40 years her senior, during the German occupation of Paris
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Cosmic Canines
Almanac: Dogs in space
On August 20, 1960, canine cosmonauts Belka and Strelka became the first dogs to survive an orbital space flight
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"Happily Ever After"
The secrets of a long marriage
PlayVideo Steve Hartman traveled deep within the cornfields of Knox County, Ind., to meet eight siblings who collectively have been married for 449 years
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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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Mitch McConnell says he and Trump are in "regular contact," working together
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Republicans have "no excuse" for government shutdown, Pelosi says
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Charlottesville covers Confederate statues in black shroud
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Ryan says a government shutdown isn't necessary after Trump threat
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Another reporter killed in world's deadliest country for journalists
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West Wing gets new look in White House renovations
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State Dept. science envoy resigns in protest
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Players hold breath as $700 million Powerball jackpot drawing nears
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Shark bites surfer's paddle board at Cape Cod beach
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OMB director and congressman feud over hair
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In book, Clinton says Trump's debate stalking made her skin crawl
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Could 2 common vitamins raise lung cancer risk?
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Cops: Boy safe after mom's slaying spurs Amber Alert
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Piglets saved from fire served as sausages to firefighters
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Trump goes after the Senate, Jeff Flake and media on Twitter
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Clapper fears Trump's access to nuclear codes
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First Lady thanks Chelsea Clinton for defending son
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NAACP wants meeting with NFL commissioner about unemployed QB
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80-year-old judge becomes unlikely internet star
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Samsung unveils Galaxy Note 8
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Scaramucci tweets "all I got was this lousy shirt" from White House
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More salmonella cases tied to backyard chickens, ducks
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Mel B throws water at Simon Cowell on "AGT," storms off
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Taylor Swift announces sixth album, "Reputation"
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Prince Harry blames paparazzi for mother's death
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Kate Upton trains with Marines for charity
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Netflix sets premiere date for "Jerry Before Seinfeld"
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Medical records reveal severity of Cuba “health attacks”
Some U.S. diplomats diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury and likely damage to central nervous system
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Poll: Trump's approval rating stands at 35 percent
Sixty-two percent of voters say that the president is doing more to divide the nation and 31 percent say he is doing more to unite the country, a poll finds
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Where in the world is Jared Kushner?
White House adviser has embarked on a trip to the Middle East, but the White House will not confirm his whereabouts
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Friend flush with pride over fitting tribute for baseball-loving plumber
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Stranger helps woman down on her luck; years later, she repays the favor
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