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Asia had finally started to open up to overseas visitors, but with Omicron on its doorstep, many countries are now closing back up. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
The U.S. Navy is investigating the source and scope of a leak at a Hawaii fuel storage facility, which contaminated the water of thousands of military families. Lilia Luciano has the story of one family and the latest in the ongoing water crisis.
A jury found former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett guilty on five of six counts of disorderly conduct in a case that alleged Smollett paid to stage a violent homophobic attack and lied to Chicago police. Charlie De Mar reports.
There is a new push for booster shots as COVID-19 hospitalizations rise in at least 42 states. Nikki Battiste has the latest.
More than 50 people were killed when a cargo truck carrying about 200 people, many said to be migrants from Guatemala and Honduras, crashed in southern Mexico. More than a hundred were injured, amid reports that many fled the scene for fear of being detained by immigration agents. Omar Villafranca reports.
With millions of Americans changing or considering a change in careers during the pandemic, former Teen Vogue editor Elaine Welteroth joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss her new masterclass.
Drew Barrymore, the host and executive producer of "The Drew Barrymore Show," opens up about her own mental health struggles in a powerful interview with Machine Gun Kelly. Barrymore discusses why she chose to get help after her divorce, and the importance of being open and vulnerable about our feelings.
An auto detailing business in Burlington, Vermont, only hires young people who are homeless or otherwise at-risk and helps give them confidence and training. Christina Ruffini reports for our ongoing series A More Perfect Union.
A new eye drop could help tens of millions of people with age-related blurry vision shed their reading glasses. Jericka Duncan spoke with one woman who tested them out in a clinical trial and says she liked what she saw.
The Army will award the Purple Heart to 39 soldiers injured when Iran struck their airbase in Iraq with ballistic missiles. This comes after a CBS News investigation revealed the soldiers were denied the honor and the medical benefits that come with it, despite appearing to qualify. Catherine Herridge reports.
