CBS News investigates THC vaping industry's booming black market
As health officials investigate an outbreak of illnesses, "Eye on America" went undercover to find out how dangerous THC vaping products end up on the streets
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Inside Missouri's last abortion clinic
Across the South and Midwest, a growing number of abortion restrictions have made access to the procedure harder than it's ever been
Who is the Mexican cartel boss El Mencho?
Nemesio Cervantes, known as El Mencho, has a $10 million bounty on his head
Climate change will be an issue for most voters in 2020 — CBS News poll
But compared to other issues, Democrats rate the climate change issue more importantly than Republicans do
ICE raids in Mississippi leave family shaken
One mother was left to take care of nine kids alone after her sister-in-law and husband were swept up in immigration raids
El Paso's Latino community living in fear after mass shooting
A whole room raised their hands when asked if they feel actual fear about what happened — and they all said they have never felt this way before
Man suffering a psychotic breakdown left near highway by first responders
When Paul Tarashuk suffered a psychotic episode while traveling along a highway, deputies and EMTs responded. But no one took him to a hospital
High cancer risk plagues Louisiana town near chemical plants
For decades, people in Reserve, Louisiana, have had health problems ranging from dizziness and severe headaches to liver and lung cancer
Thousands of migrant children could be detained indefinitely
"Unfortunately, I have well over 4,000 of those children in my care," Office of Refugee Resettlement Director Jonathan Hayes told CBS News in an exclusive interview
7-year-old reunites with father 326 days after being separated
Angie was released to her mother in Houston, but she hadn't known her since she was a baby
Reporter's Notebook: A father's perspective on student loan debt
Mark Strassmann spoke to borrowers from different generations about the impact debt has had on their lives
Teacher $80,000 in debt after rejection from loan forgiveness program
Debbie Baker said her loan provider told her she was on track for forgiveness, but was rejected when she applied
How families can tackle student loan debt
The discussion about debt should take place long before the college application process begins
Seniors still paying off college loans: "I'm terrorized"
"Because of student loans we are literally driving tens of thousands of older Americans into poverty"
Millennials struggle under the burden of student loan debt
Taylor Smith graduated college with 11 student loans and $53,000 in debt
Student loan debt crisis: How did we get here?
"The really scary thing is we don't really have a plan to either address the millions of borrowers who've taken on student loan debt or a plan to really stop this"
Student and professor talk from both sides of campus carry debate
Kansas is one of ten states that allows public university students to carry concealed firearms
Father and son separated at the border reunite after 326 days
Jose Alvizures crossed the border with his son to seek asylum after getting death threats from gangs
Sacramento teachers fight for "what's right" with strike
They went on strike Thursday for the first time in 30 years, saying the school district is backtracking on promises
Migrants seeking asylum in U.S. may have to wait for months in Mexico
Migrants are being sent to Mexico while they wait for hearings
Family still grieving one year after daughter's tragic suicide
Alysia and Dean Valoras shared their daughter's journals with CBS News, which revealed dark thoughts
Addicted to fentanyl, one man tries to avoid becoming another "overdose statistic"
"I come from a good family. I work 40 to 50 hours a week," a young man named Jacob said
"Parts of me are very bitter," says Ohio GM worker on last day
Aaron Applegate has worked at the plant for 11 years and his son, who has cerebal palsey, depends on GM health care
Catholic school students learn to spot predators
The program run by the Archdiocese of Chicago is for all kindergarten through 12th grade Catholic school students
Texas rep expects Trump to make case for a border wall at State of the Union
"We're going to keep working to secure the border, and not blink until we either get it done or the voters get to speak in 2020"
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Trump welcomes Stanley Cup champs to the White House
During a Rose Garden event, he commented on developments regarding Turkey
Trump says Kurds "are no angels" - live updates
His comments came during a meeting with Italian President Sergio Matterella
Jury: Sandy Hook conspiracy theorist must pay victim's dad $450,000
Jury awards $450,000 to the father of a boy killed in the Sandy Hook school shooting after he filed a defamation lawsuit against conspiracy theorists who claimed massacre never happened
Pelosi rebuffs calls for full House vote on impeachment inquiry
"There's no requirement that we have a vote, and so at this time, we will not be having a vote," Pelosi said.
Cyntoia Brown-Long says she'd like to speak with her victim's family
Brown-Long was released from prison in August after Tennesse's former governor commuted her sentence for murdering 43-year-old Johnny Allen
Hong Kong protesters are punishing brands that take China's side
Whether it's the NBA or American businesses like Starbucks, corporations are forced to walk a fine line between principles and profits
Parents of U.K. teen killed in crash felt ambushed during Trump meeting
British 19-year-old was killed in a traffic accident involving American who left the U.K. claiming diplomatic immunity
41-year-old has stroke a month after hormone treatment for fatigue
In search of "fountain of youth," people are turning to popular hormone clinics. But are they safe?
U.S. prosecutor shot dead outside her home on tiny Pacific island
Rachelle Bergeron was a U.S. prosecutor from Wisconsin acting as attorney general of Yap State when she was killed out walking her dog
Democrats zero in on Elizabeth Warren at debate
In one of the biggest confrontations, Buttigieg and O'Rourke sparred over guns
Transcript: Marc Polymeropoulos on "Intelligence Matters"
Former senior CIA operations officer Marc Polymeropoulos talks about his career at the agency — the art of recruiting and running assets, some of his overseas assignments, and fields questions on politics and morale at the agency
Biden defends himself from Trump attacks at debate — live updates
"My son did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong," Biden said at the Democratic face-off in Ohio Tuesday night
Mormons urge Utah not to bar "conversion therapy" for LGBTQ minors
The church's stand is opposed by LGBTQ rights advocates, and the American Psychiatry Association and AMA, among others, also want the therapy banned
Sergeant is apparently 10th NYPD officer to die by suicide this year
Commissioner says department is dealing with "epidemic" of suicides
O'Rourke and Buttigieg spar over gun buy-back proposal
"I don't need lessons from you on courage — political or personal," Buttigieg told O'Rourke during a heated exchange
