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Temperatures plunge after deadly winter storm

Temperatures dropped across the Northeast, hovering around 0 degrees after a deadly winter storm
  • Federal workers struggle without pay with no end in sight for shutdown

    Federal workers struggle without pay with no end in sight for shutdown

    As the government shutdown drags on, unpaid federal workers are struggling to put food on the table. Federal agencies are also feeling the impact, as some workers call out sick

    • "CBS Evening News" headlines for Monday, Jan. 21, 2019

  • EYE ON AMERICA

  • New members of Congress get reality check with government shutdown

    New members of Congress get reality check with government shutdown

    New members of Congress usually come to Washington convinced they can make change

    • Shootings fuel booming $3 billion school-safety industry

    • Teacher fleeing fire took her cats and students' essays

    • Vice principal helping students after wildfire previously survived attack in Iraq

  • ON THE ROAD

  • Why a champion high school wrestler surrendered a match he could have won

    Why a champion high school wrestler surrendered a match he could have won

    All he had to do was stand up and pin his hobbled opponent. But instead, he did nothing

    • Real estate broker and man who returned $10K check help the homeless

    • Former sharecropping family buys dream home after years of struggles

    • Homeless man helps Secret Santa give out $100 bills to strangers

  • LIVING STRONGER

  • Running gives 81-year-old Holocaust survivor the strength to tell his story

    Running gives 81-year-old Holocaust survivor the strength to tell his story

    When Nat Shaffir runs, he thinks about the horror he endured as a child, and how he can keep his story going

    • At 95 years old, internment camp survivor still on pointe teaching ballet

    • One man's secret to living stronger is going from 18 wheels to 2

    • Women race on the water with much more at stake than finishing first

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    Temperatures plunge after deadly winter storm; Hospital pricing lists may be misleading patients with inflated costs

  • 1/17: Trump calls off Pelosi's trip to Afghanistan; Military couple's emotional reunion after months apart caught on camera

  • 1/16: Suicide bombing the deadliest attack on Americans in Syria in more than 3 years; Daughter of Tuskegee Airman gets answers 70 years after his death

  • 1/15: Footage shows gunmen looking for victims in Kenya terror attack; Carol Channing, Broadway legend, dead at 97

  • 1/14: Suspect allegedly targeted Jayme Closs after seeing her on school bus; Sarah Thomas becomes first woman to officiate NFL playoff game

  • 1/13: At least 9 dead as snowstorm blankets mid-Atlantic states; High school wrestling team celebrates honorary teammate

  • Presidential hopefuls look to attract voters on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    Presidential hopefuls look to attract voters on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    Sen. Kamala Harris jumped into the 2020 presidential race on Monday, making her the first black candidate to do so. Across the country, other Democratic hopefuls went to Martin Luther King Jr. Day events to try and appeal to voters
  • New migrant caravan waiting in Mexico hopes to reach U.S.

    New migrant caravan waiting in Mexico hopes to reach U.S.

    Thousands of migrants left Honduras a week ago after word about a new caravan spread on Facebook
  • Hospitals' confusing online price lists give patients a headache

    Hospitals' confusing online price lists give patients a headache

    A new rule requires hospitals to post their prices, but the lists are hard to understand and there are no standards for pricing
  • Conflicting accounts sowed confusion about Lincoln Memorial incident

    Conflicting accounts sowed confusion about Lincoln Memorial incident

    Video showing a group of teenagers and a Native American man on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial went viral
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in his own words

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in his own words

    In 1965, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, demanding voting rights for all. Afterwards, he addressed the crowd in what would later be known as the "How Long, Not Long," speech
  • Trump instructed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, according to report

    Trump instructed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, according to report

    BuzzFeed reports President Trump instructed his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, to lie to Congress. Mr. Trump and his advisers responded, saying Cohen, who was sentenced to three years in prison, in part for lying to Congress, is lying again
  • Parents of American killed in Nairobi say it felt like 9/11 all over again

    Parents of American killed in Nairobi say it felt like 9/11 all over again

    Jason Spindler survived the 9/11 attacks and gave up his Wall Street career to help others in developing countries
  • Trump set to meet with Kim Jong Un next month

    Trump set to meet with Kim Jong Un next month

    The White House said Friday President Trump will have another meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. At their first summit last June, Kim made a vague promise to work toward denuclearization. But little has been done
  • Dozens of NTSB investigations on hold during government shutdown

    Dozens of NTSB investigations on hold during government shutdown

    Documents show the shutdown has prevented the NTSB from launching 74 accident investigations
  • Trump calls off Pelosi's trip to Afghanistan

    Trump calls off Pelosi's trip to Afghanistan

    President Trump called off House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to Afghanistan Thursday, just as she was about to leave. That followed her request to postpone the State of the Union
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