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Flu, RSV and COVID infections are expected to spike after holiday travel and gatherings. Dr. William Schaffner explains how to keep your family safe.
The season of peace did not bring peace to Ukraine, where regions of the country are under constant bombardment. But as CBS News foreign correspondent Ian Lee reports, it didn't stop many families from marking their holiday traditions.
A nationwide shortage of cold, flu and fever medicines for children is causing some drug store chains to limit purchases of the products amid a "tripledemic" this holiday season. Carter Evans reports.
New York Representative-elect George Santos admitted Monday that he lied about his job experience and college education during his successful campaign for a seat in the U.S. House. Caitlin Huey-Burns reports.
Freezing temperatures and nearly 50 inches of snow blasted through Buffalo, NY over the holiday weekend. It is the worst winter storm to hit the area since 1977. As the death toll continues to rise, the state of emergency remains in place. Dave Greber reports.
CBS News Medical Contributor Dr. David Agus joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss what will influence health and medicine in 2023.
Many major retailers are shortening their return windows, eliminating free returns and adding restocking fees for the holiday season. USA Today national business correspondent Charisse Jones joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss why stores are changing their return policies, how it affects customers and tips to avoid paying return fees.
On "The Dish" this Christmas Eve morning – and the seventh night of Hanukkah — Molly Yeh. As she says on her popular blog, My Name Is Yeh, "I celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, and three ‘news’ years." Michelle Miller reports.
This year, one of the holiday genre's oldest and most beloved films, "Miracle on 34th Street," is celebrating it's 75th anniversary, a 96-minute movie that seems to be a miracle in its own right. Dana Jacobson reports.
On Friday, President Biden signed a measure authorizing a record $858 billion for the Pentagon. The National Defense Authorization Act includes pay raises for service members, funding for ships, tanks and aircraft, and military support for Taiwan and Ukraine. But buried within the legislation is a provision giving Ulysses S. Grant a promotion to the military's highest rank. David Martin reports.
