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Lawmakers have until the end of Friday to approve a short-term government funding deal, but they're running into resistance from a group of Senate Republicans over federal vaccine requirements. Kris Van Cleave reports.
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The parents of the 15-year-old student accused of shooting and killing four fellow students at a Michigan high school could also be facing criminal charges. Nancy Chen has more details.
MLB team owners impose lockout on players
Major League Baseball team owners imposed a lockout on players for the first time in decades as the league's collective bargaining agreement with players expired without a new deal.
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Congress passes short-term funding bill to avert shutdown
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Americans with private health insurance to be reimbursed for at-home tests
International travelers will now be required to undergo stricter COVID-19 testing, President Biden is announcing Thursday.
CDC confirms first case of Omicron variant in U.S.
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Germany announces lockdown on unvaccinated amid COVID surge
"The situation is our country is serious," said German Chancellor Angela Merkel, calling the measure an "act of national solidarity."
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Although COVID-19 testing costs are supposed to be covered under most circumstances, some people have been getting large and confusing bills, including some for hundreds or thousands of dollars.
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President Biden unveiled his latest strategy to combat COVID-19 hours after the U.S. confirmed its first reported cases of the Omicron variant. Weijia Jiang shares more.
GOP senators threaten shutdown over vaccine rule
Lawmakers have until the end of Friday to approve a short-term government funding deal, but they're running into resistance from a group of Senate Republicans over federal vaccine requirements. Kris Van Cleave reports.
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The parents of the 15-year-old student accused of shooting and killing four fellow students at a Michigan high school could also be facing criminal charges. Nancy Chen has more details.
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Trevor Noah hosts the Grammy Awards again
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Feds opened civil inquiry into Andrew Cuomo sexual harassment claims
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Alec Baldwin describes "Rust" shooting in emotional interview
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Feds opened civil inquiry into Andrew Cuomo sexual harassment claims
Department of Justice's "ongoing investigation" into claims against the former New York governor is revealed in a contract between the current governor's office and a law firm.
Small percentage of migrants had access to vaccines in U.S. care
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U.S. imposes first cybersecurity rules for rail transit
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Senators press student loan servicers ahead of repayment restart
Some of those borrowers will have to restart paying their federal student loans to a new company.
Congress passes short-term funding bill to avert shutdown
The bill funds the government through February 18, and includes $7 billion to help resettle Afghan refugees.
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LeBron James clears the NBA's COVID-19 protocols
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Omicron COVID-19 variant detected in 5 states
New York, California, Hawaii, Minnesota and Colorado have now all reported cases.
Second and third U.S. cases of Omicron COVID-19 diagnosed
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Germany announces lockdown on unvaccinated amid COVID surge
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CDC confirms first case of Omicron variant in U.S.
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Airlines still owe billions in refunds for cancelled flights
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Here's what you need to know about the MLB lockout
Professional baseball players want higher pay and to stop teams from "tanking" during the season.
More states considering bans on gas-powered lawn equipment
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Layoffs around the U.S. fall to lowest level since 1993
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Meghan wins court battle with tabloid publisher
The court dismissed the newspaper group's appeal against an earlier ruling finding it had illegally violated the Duchess of Sussex's privacy by publishing parts of a letter to her father.
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Ocean plastic pollution is being colonized by coastal species
Researchers still have questions about these new plastic-living communities, but the discovery could change ocean ecosystems on a global scale.
Germany announces lockdown on unvaccinated amid COVID surge
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"Mystery" prehistoric footprints re-excavated for second look
When famed paleontologist Mary Leakey first uncovered the footprints in Tanzania 40 years ago, the evidence was ambiguous.
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Suspect arrested in killing of Jacqueline Avant
Police said they found the suspect after he shot himself in the foot at another home.
Brené Brown on her new book about emotions
Norah O'Donnell recently spoke with best-selling author Brené Brown about her new book, "Atlas of the Heart," which maps out the language people use to describe emotions.
NFL suspends Antonio Brown for misrepresenting vaccine status
Brown, his teammate Mike Edwards and free agent John Franklin III will each miss their next three games, the league said.
Jonshel Alexander, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" actor, fatally shot
Police said Jonshel Alexander and a man were shot inside a vehicle in New Orleans and she was pronounced dead at the scene.
LL Cool J to host National Tree Lighting
Two-time Grammy-winning rapper, producer and actor LL Cool J is hosting the 99th annual National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. He joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss the upcoming ceremony and his recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Boise is least affordable housing market, study says
Some of the least affordable housing markets in the U.S. are not what you'd expect. Mark Strassmann takes a look at the housing boom in Boise, Idaho.
Debt collectors can now DM you on social media
Consumer advocates say looser new federal rules could be harmful due to possible privacy violations.
Teens have easier access to drugs as illegal trade booms on social media
Drug dealers are leveraging social media to reach teenagers.
NASA spacewalk delayed due to debris threat
A scheduled spacewalk outside the International Space Station to fix a bad antenna was postponed after NASA said the risk of astronauts being struck by debris was too high.
Illegal drug trade thrives on social media
A CBS News investigation found that the sale of illegal drugs is booming on social media, making access easier for teenagers. Tom Hanson reports.
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Biden announces new plan to fight COVID-19
President Biden unveiled amended travel restrictions, free at-home testing and an expansion of the national vaccine and booster campaign after cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant have been reported in the U.S. Dr. Jerry Abraham, director of vaccine programs at Kedren Health in California, joins CBSN's Tanya Rivero to discuss the president's plan and nation's fight against the coronavirus.
New measures coming to combat Omicron variant
The U.S. is taking additional steps to protect Americans against COVID-19 and the new Omicron coronavirus variant in the months ahead. CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes joins CBSN with a preview of the action plan expected to be announced by the White House later on Thursday.
Ocean plastic pollution is being colonized by coastal species
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"Mystery" prehistoric footprints re-excavated for second look
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Infectious disease doctor on Omicron variant
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Alec Baldwin describes "Rust" shooting in emotional interview
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Suspect arrested in killing of Jacqueline Avant
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Former deputy charged with murder in shooting of Casey Goodson Jr.
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Jonshel Alexander, "Beasts of the Southern Wild" actor, fatally shot
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Man testifies that Jussie Smollett paid him to "fake beat him up"
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SpaceX launches 48 Starlinks and two Earth-imaging satellites
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Space station maneuver planned to avoid debris from old U.S. rocket
The debris avoidance maneuver comes amid heightened concern about space debris.
Spacewalkers replace space station antenna after debris scare caused delay
The astronauts originally planned to carry out the spacewalk Tuesday, but NASA ordered a delay to fully evaluate possibly threatening space debris.
NASA spacewalk delayed due to debris threat
A scheduled spacewalk outside the International Space Station to fix a bad antenna was postponed after NASA said the risk of astronauts being struck by debris was too high.
NASA reschedules spacewalk due to possible risk from space debris
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GOP senators threaten shutdown over vaccine rule
Lawmakers have until the end of Friday to approve a short-term government funding deal, but they're running into resistance from a group of Senate Republicans over federal vaccine requirements. Kris Van Cleave reports.
War in Ethiopia fuels humanitarian crisis
The war in Ethiopia has escalated into what the U.N. calls the world's worst hunger crisis in over a decade. Millions are facing starvation. Debora Patta reports.
Michigan shooting suspect's parents may face charges
The parents of the 15-year-old student accused of shooting and killing four fellow students at a Michigan high school could also be facing criminal charges. Nancy Chen has more details.
MLB team owners impose lockout on players
Major League Baseball team owners imposed a lockout on players for the first time in decades as the league's collective bargaining agreement with players expired without a new deal.