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
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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"
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
CBS News was in Columbiana, Ohio, as teachers trained to take down an armed intruder with pepper spray that costs $1,500 a can
Teacher fleeing fire took her cats and students' essays
"There's a part of us that we're always the teacher," said Virginia Partain
Vice principal helping students after wildfire previously survived attack in Iraq
"Everything happens for a reason and I feel like maybe I made it so I could be here," said Larry Johnson
"I blame myself": Millions of Americans forced to hold off on retirement
"If I had planned harder when I was younger and if things had went better, I wouldn't be going to work this morning"
Why millions of Americans are working past the age of 65
Workers like 80-year-old Tom Coomer are still in the workforce long past when they thought they would be enjoying retirement
Head of U.S. Catholic bishops kept 2 priests accused of abuse in active ministry
Cardinal Daniel DiNardo is accused of allowing a priest to preside over one of the largest churches in Houston, despite abuse claims made against him
Young athletes abandon football as concussions rock high school teams
Timmy Ditka decided to leave the sport after a serious injury sidelined him at a young age
Making human connections could be key to getting voters to the polls
Republicans and Democrats are going door to door in Wisconsin, hoping to get voters who sat out the 2016 election to show up for the midterms
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Democrats spar in first night of primary debates in Miami
Ten Democrats running for president made their pitch on immigration, the economy, abortion rights and more
Trump was a distant presence in first Democratic debate
The current occupant of the White House was mentioned, but he didn't dominate the first debate
FAA finds new flaw in Boeing 737 Max planes
Test pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down a pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the ones seen in two deadly crashes
"Rainbow retail" big during Pride Month, but what about rest of year?
Businesses say their rainbow-themed Pride efforts are meant to do good — and, yes, win over a new crop of consumers
Ford dealership shooting suspect ID'd as fired employee
Victims have been identified as Brian Light, 59, and Xavier Souto, 38, who were supervisors of suspect Steven Leet
Senate passes border security funding bill
Lawmakers hope the House will adopt the Senate bill, since it passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, 84 to 8
2 more deputies fired over inaction during Parkland shooting
Two others have already been fired amid an internal investigation, including embattled former deputy Scot Peterson
Trump and lawmakers react to tragic photo of migrants
Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his almost 2-year-old daughter Valeria are seen face down in south Texas' Rio Grande
JPMorgan CEO says student debt crisis a "disgrace" hurting U.S.
It's not the first time the head of nation's biggest bank has spoken out about what he calls "irresponsible" lending
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Lawyers seek access to Border Patrol facilities
One doctor said conditions "could be compared to torture"
Booker says he wouldn't be vice president for a male nominee
"I will tell you this, I would not accept it if a male offered [it to] me, because we should have a female vice president," Booker said
Trump was a distant presence in first Democratic debate
The current occupant of the White House was mentioned, but he didn't dominate the first debate
Boston officials approve "Straight Pride Parade"
Conservative commentator Milo Yiannopoulos will be the parade's grand marshal and mascot
NYPD reviewed 2,000 complaints of police bias. It substantiated none.
NYPD fielded 2,495 complaints of biased policing since 2014
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Lawyers seek access to Border Patrol facilities
One doctor said conditions "could be compared to torture"
Booker says he wouldn't be vice president for a male nominee
"I will tell you this, I would not accept it if a male offered [it to] me, because we should have a female vice president," Booker said
Trump was a distant presence in first Democratic debate
The current occupant of the White House was mentioned, but he didn't dominate the first debate
Trump and lawmakers react to tragic photo of migrants
Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his almost 2-year-old daughter Valeria are seen face down in south Texas' Rio Grande
As Democrats debate, facts about the economy, taxes and more
How's the economy really doing? Who benefits from GOP tax cuts? Is income inequality a problem? Here are the facts
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Lawyers seek access to Border Patrol facilities
One doctor said conditions "could be compared to torture"
Trump and lawmakers react to tragic photo of migrants
Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his almost 2-year-old daughter Valeria are seen face down in south Texas' Rio Grande
What it's like reporting inside migrant detention centers
Miami Herald reporter Monique O. Madan spoke with CBSN's Tanya Rivero on "Local Matters"
Popular children's magazine condemns family separations
CEO Kent Johnson encouraged readers to speak out against the inhumane conditions at the U.S.-Mexico border
Man with dementia remembers song he wrote decades ago
His son now has plans to record the song as a single — with the proceeds going toward the Alzheimer's Society
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Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul tease "Breaking Bad" reunion
The literal partners in crime have fans freaking out about a potential movie after they posted a cryptic image online Wednesday
"48 Hours'" Erin Moriarty honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
"Erin Moriarty has been producing impactful, life changing stories for CBS News for three decades," said CBS News president Susan Zirinsky
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The Black Keys open up about why they haven't toured in years
Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach open up about their time apart and the pressures of touring
Maisie Williams will star as another badass character in next TV role
Williams has many faces — we look forward to seeing this one
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New documents reveal more overcollection by NSA phone data program
The previously undisclosed glitch surfaced in memos obtained through an ACLU Freedom of Information Act lawsuit
Teens talk bullying and the pressures of Instagram
"CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King spoke to five kids ranging in age from 12 to 18 years old who are all daily Instagram users
Florida city to pay hackers big ransom for seized computer systems
Lake City to fork out $460,000 to retake email and other servers in 2nd ransomware payout by a Florida city in a week
Instagram head reflects on foreign interference
"We are trying to understand the details of the risks," Adam Mosseri said
Amazon's Prime Day, starting July 15, is now 48 hours long
Retailer is banking more shoppers will pony up $119 for an annual Prime membership to take part in an expanded sale
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Zimbabwe wants to sell its wild elephants
Zimbabwe's tourism minister says they're selling them to Angola and any other country "who wants our wildlife"
Video captures giant squid in the U.S. for the first time ever
NOAA said the squid was about 10-12 feet and it appeared to wrap its tentacles around an underwater camera
Almanac: Sex researcher Alfred Kinsey
The biologist who achieved fame with a pair of best-selling books about male and female sexual behavior was born on June 23. 1894
Seeing red: Mankind gets closer to Mars
NASA and SpaceX are both readying unmanned missions to the Red Planet, with the goal of putting human-filled boots on the ground
Apollo 11 50th anniversary: 50 photos from the moon
50 photos to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing
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Man with dementia remembers song he wrote decades ago
His son now has plans to record the song as a single — with the proceeds going toward the Alzheimer's Society
San Francisco bans e-cigs: Is it legal? Is it safe?
San Francisco will be the first U.S. city to ban sales of the product
San Francisco bans e-cigarette sales
Vaping sales ban pits city against one of its best-known hometown startups, the e-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc.
Nursing home costs rising even faster than health care
For many older Americans, affording long-term care can be financially ruinous, researchers say
AbbVie to buy Botox maker Allergan for $63 billion
The acquisition aims to diversify AbbVie beyond its top-selling drug Humira, which will soon lose patent protection
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Private prisons get slammed ahead of Democratic debates
Elizabeth Warren and other Democratic candidates want to end federal use of private prison companies
As Democrats debate, facts about the economy, taxes and more
How's the economy really doing? Who benefits from GOP tax cuts? Is income inequality a problem? Here are the facts
FAA finds new flaw in Boeing 737 Max planes
Test pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down a pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the ones seen in two deadly crashes
"Rainbow retail" big during Pride Month, but what about rest of year?
Businesses say their rainbow-themed Pride efforts are meant to do good — and, yes, win over a new crop of consumers
NRA shuts down NRATV, and top lobbyist Chris Cox resigns
Turmoil within the gun rights organization continues as an exec exits and it blames its ad agency for NRATV's demise
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Report: NYPD mishandling complaints of police bias
Investigators with the New York City Police Department's Internal Affairs have not substantiated any of the 2,495 complaints of biased policing it's received since it began tracking the allegations in 2014, according to a scathing report issued by a city watchdog Wednesday. CBSN New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
NYPD reviewed 2,000 complaints of police bias. It substantiated none.
NYPD fielded 2,495 complaints of biased policing since 2014
Ford dealership shooting suspect ID'd as recently fired employee
Victims have been identified as Brian Light, 59, and Xavier Souto, 38, who were supervisors of suspect Steven Leet
How to watch "NCIS: The Cases They Can't Forget
The series, hosted by Rocky Carroll, looks at some of the biggest cases handled by the real-life agents of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service
2 more deputies fired over inaction during Parkland shooting
Two others have already been fired amid an internal investigation, including embattled former deputy Scot Peterson
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SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket
SpaceX launched a Falcon Heavy rocket for its third flight, carrying 24 small science and technology satellites into multiple orbits for the Pentagon, NASA and a variety of other agencies. CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood joins "CBSN AM" to explain the goals of the complex mission and what happened.
3 astronauts complete "once-in-a-lifetime ride" home after 204-day stay in orbit
A Russian cosmonaut, a Canadian and a NASA astronaut return to Earth late Monday after station stay
SpaceX Falcon Heavy makes dramatic night launch
SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket carrying 24 satellites heads into orbit; also on board: portions of the cremated remains of 152 space enthusiasts
SpaceX faces difficult rocket launch
SpaceX is expected to launch a Falcon Heavy rocket carrying 24 satellites for the Defense Department and the ashes of 100 people, including those of actor James Doohan, who played "Scotty" on "Star Trek." Founder Elon Musk called the launch the company's most difficult to date. Vladimir Duthiers and Anne-Marie Green have more.
NASA discovery could signal life on Mars
NASA scientists say its Curiosity rover discovered high amounts of methane gas on Mars. On Earth, the gas is typically produced by living things. CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN to discuss if this observation could mean there's life on Mars.
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Mount Everest deaths: Inside a deadly climbing season
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Castro and O'Rourke spar over immigration policy
The two Texans on the debate stage, former Obama Housing Secretary Julián Castro and former U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke, had a heated debate about part of the immigration law. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns breaks down the significance of the debate.
Report: NYPD mishandling complaints of police bias
Investigators with the New York City Police Department's Internal Affairs have not substantiated any of the 2,495 complaints of biased policing it's received since it began tracking the allegations in 2014, according to a scathing report issued by a city watchdog Wednesday. CBSN New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
Trans man & brother reunited for Pride Month
For this year's Pride Month, Verizon facilitated a phone call between two brothers, who spoke for the first time since one of them came out as trans. The message of the campaign is that it is never too late for love to call back.
Border officials downplay conditions at migrant facilities
A heart-wrenching photo of a father and his young daughter who drowned in the Rio Grande is showing how dangerous the journey across the southern border can be. It went viral as the conditions at migrant facilities continues to garner public attention. CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca joins CBSN's Elaine Quijano with the latest from the border.
Veteran surprised with a new home
Former Marine Kevin Palacios was injured twice by IED blasts in Afghanistan. But when he came home, he didn't have a place of his own. But a members of his community surprised him with a house, to thank him for his service. Maurice DuBois has his story.