Buttigieg pitches himself as first veteran president since 1992
Reflecting on his time returning from Afghanistan, Buttigieg said the U.S. takes "seriously the mutual promise" it makes to veterans about their benefits and health care
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Moulton proposes revamped national service program
The proposal would provide educational or vocational scholarships in exchange for a service commitment
Rising in the polls, Pete Buttigieg officially enters 2020 race
A veteran of the war in Afghanistan, Buttigieg is also the first openly gay candidate to vie for a major party presidential nomination
Sanders says he's not interested in getting advice from Clinton
Vermont senator and 2020 presidential candidate says he still has "fundamental differences" with former Democratic nominee
Northam meets leaders of Martin Luther King Jr.’s group
Embattled Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has refused to step down amid controversy. He met with Charles Steele, president of the SCLC and a board member who was a friend of MLK, Bernard LaFayette
L.A. mayor touts response to teachers' strike to mayors
Eric Garcetti said "I don't have one" when asked about a timeline for a decision on a 2020 presidential bid
New Pennsylvania district map fuels Democratic hopes of winning the House
Here are some of the candidates running in the newly reconstituted blue districts which are key to Democratic hopes of retaking the House
In New Hampshire, Jeff Flake talks about Kavanaugh, laments "sickness" in political system
Sen. Flake, R-Arizona, was greeted by protesters outside of the Capitol, in Boston and Manchester
Blankenship won't rule out third party bid in West Virginia senate race
Blankenship told CBS News he hasn't "ruled out anything" if Attorney General Patrick Morrisey wins the Republican nomination Tuesday
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Schumer addresses U.S. election security in wake of Trump comments
Democrats have emphasized election security after President Trump said last week he would accept election help from foreign actors
Jon Stewart fires back at Mitch McConnell over 9/11 victims fund
"I beg of you, meet with [first responders] tomorrow," Stewart said to McConnell "But you know what? If you're busy, I get it"
Sending more troops to Middle East "prudent," former acting CIA director says
The Trump administration is sending an additional 1000 troops to the Middle East amid increased tension with Iran
"Nobody Died at Sandy Hook" publisher apologizes to 6-year-old victim's dad
The father has been pushing back for years against hoaxers who have harassed him and subjected him to death threats
Trump supporters and protesters gather in Orlando ahead of campaign launch
Opponents of President Trump's reelection announcement are launching their protests at a nearby gay bar
Bullock to hold town halls on nights of Democratic debates
"As the only candidate who has won a Trump state, Governor Bullock will discuss his plans to win back the places we lost in 2016," his campaign said
Trump: Millions in U.S. illegally to be deported starting next week
Tweets were posted on eve of formal announcement of re-election bid expected to have immigration as a central theme
She had an abortion before Roe v. Wade. Now she's speaking out
"I felt so cheated, because I felt like I didn't have the opportunity, because it was illegal, to really think about how I was feeling about it," Carla Nordstrom told CBS News
N.Y. OKs driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed the bill after expressing some concerns
U.S. cuts millions in aid to Central America, fulfilling Trump's vow
Aid workers in the region believe the move will only exacerbate the widespread poverty in the region — and fuel more migration
U.S. sending 1,000 more troops to Middle East amid Iran tensions
The move comes just days after the attacks on two oil tankers in one of the world's most important shipping routes
Joe Biden says he'll win Republican-leaning states in the South
"I plan on, if I'm your nominee, winning Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, believe it or not, and I believe we can win Texas and Florida, if you look at the polling data now"
2020 Daily Trail Markers: Democrats try to stand out ahead of first debate
The candidates are trying to distinguish themselves and gain support before the first debate
Presidential candidate Eric Swalwell releases gun control plan
"There's nothing that we propose here today that is at odds with what [the NRA] claims they stand for," California congressman says
The "Win" Test: Who can convince Democrats they can beat Trump?
In a year when Democrats seem focused on electability, a key test for candidates will be convincing voters they are up to the task of beating President trump
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Schumer addresses U.S. election security in wake of Trump comments
Democrats have emphasized election security after President Trump said last week he would accept election help from foreign actors
Flesh-eating bacteria increasing on East Coast
The dangerous bacteria can infect wounds in your skin – and even the seafood you eat
Meet Facebook's Libra, a digital currency for the social network
The company is partnering with big names like Visa, Mastercard, Uber and Spotify to create a new global cryptocurrency
Photographer recalls hiding steps away from Dallas shooter
If he saw me sitting there with a camera, I have no doubt he would have shot me"
Sending more troops to Middle East "prudent," former acting CIA director says
The Trump administration is sending an additional 1000 troops to the Middle East amid increased tension with Iran
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Schumer addresses U.S. election security in wake of Trump comments
Democrats have emphasized election security after President Trump said last week he would accept election help from foreign actors
Jon Stewart fires back at Mitch McConnell over 9/11 victims fund
"I beg of you, meet with [first responders] tomorrow," Stewart said to McConnell "But you know what? If you're busy, I get it"
Sending more troops to Middle East "prudent," former acting CIA director says
The Trump administration is sending an additional 1000 troops to the Middle East amid increased tension with Iran
"Nobody Died at Sandy Hook" publisher apologizes to 6-year-old victim's dad
The father has been pushing back for years against hoaxers who have harassed him and subjected him to death threats
Trump supporters and protesters gather in Orlando ahead of campaign launch
Opponents of President Trump's reelection announcement are launching their protests at a nearby gay bar
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Why Stonehenge "waste material" may be "Holy Grail" for geologists
No one really knows how or why Stonehenge was created -- but this cylinder of rock could provide some answers
Hong Kong protest leaders reject leader's apology for violence
Chief Executive of semi-autonomous Chinese region said sorry, but didn't retract hugely unpopular extradition bill, and protest leaders aren't having it
N.J. man found dead in Dominican hotel amid spate of mystery illnesses
Joseph Allen's family says the 55-year-old traveled to the Dominican Republic frequently and was in good health
Fugitive who allegedly paid hitmen who shot David Ortiz is identified
Authorities are still searching for the suspect
Russia accuses U.S. of trying to "provoke war" with Iran
China also urges restraint from Iran, but puts blame for soaring tension in Mideast largely on Trump administration after troop surge announcement
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How to be successful in an automated world
It's estimated in the next 15 to 20 years, 32 percent of jobs are likely to change significantly due to automation. Fourteen percent could be completely automated. Right now, 60 percent of adults do not have the right skills for emerging jobs. New York Times senior economic correspondent Neil Irwin has a new book called " How to Win in a Winner?Take?All World." He joins "CBS This Morning" with advice for how to succeed in this new economy.
Highest-grossing movies of all time, ranked
What's the highest-grossing movie of all time? It might be one of your favorites
Remembering Gloria Vanderbilt
Friends and fans are saluting heiress, socialite and fashion pioneer Gloria Vanderbilt. She died Monday of advanced stomach cancer. Vanderbilt was 95, and had been well-known for nearly all of those years. Her son, Anderson Cooper, called her "an extraordinary woman who lived life on her own terms." Anthony Mason reports.
Remembering Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt, the heiress and designer, has died at age 95. Vanderbilt's extraordinary life has been in the spotlight since she was a child. Maurice DuBois takes a look back at Vanderbilt's life and career.
Taylor Swift releases star-studded "You Need to Calm Down" video
"The Queer Eye" guys, "RuPaul's Drag Race" stars, Ciara and Ryan Reynolds are just a few of the people who appear in the video
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Meet Facebook's Libra, a digital currency for the social network
The company is partnering with big names like Visa, Mastercard, Uber and Spotify to create a new global cryptocurrency
U.S. continues battle against ex-CIA software engineer tied to WikiLeaks
Joshua Adam Schulte was indicted on 13 counts in 2018, including the illegal transmission of lawfully possessed national defense information as well as three charges related to child pornography
Elon Musk says he's "deleted" his Twitter account
Musk's account is still listed as active, however, and he changed his display name to "Daddy DotCom" on Father's Day
Why Facebook is getting into blockchain
In a line: Money, more money, different kinds of money, and, oh, yes, ever more data on its massive bank of users
New software designed to help media detect deepfakes
An altered video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that falsely showed her slurring her words has been viewed more than 3 million times
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Warming waters may be changing shark migration patterns
An 8-year-old boy was bit by a shark in the third attack this season along the North Carolina coast
Facebook and Tesla accused of hiding climate change risks
Investment group say hundreds of big companies are falling short when it comes to disclosing their environmental impact
Powerful earthquake hits China; USGS warns casualties possible
The U.S. Geological Survey says a strong earthquake has hit Sichuan province in southwestern China
NASA to land 1st woman on moon as part of Artemis mission
NASA's project aims to bring human beings back to the moon by 2024
40,000-year-old wolf's head found in Siberia permafrost
Ice Age beast was between the ages of 2 and 4 when it died and was preserved in the permafrost
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Flesh-eating bacteria increasing on East Coast
The dangerous bacteria can infect wounds in your skin – and even the seafood you eat
She had an abortion before Roe v. Wade. Now she's speaking out
"I felt so cheated, because I felt like I didn't have the opportunity, because it was illegal, to really think about how I was feeling about it," Carla Nordstrom told CBS News
Pillsbury flour among recalled brands in multistate E. coli outbreak
Action by owner Hometown Food action involves about 4,620 cases of product tied to Archer Daniels Midland mill in Buffalo, New York
Study: Cosmetic products send kids to E.R. every 2 hours
The study was conducted by the Center for Injury Research at Nationwide Children's Hospital
Report urges travelers to get MMR vaccine due to European outbreak
According to data from the World Health Organization, 41,000 measles cases were reported from January to June 2018 across 53 European countries
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Meet Facebook's Libra, a digital currency for the social network
The company is partnering with big names like Visa, Mastercard, Uber and Spotify to create a new global cryptocurrency
Facebook and Tesla accused of hiding climate change risks
Investment group say hundreds of big companies are falling short when it comes to disclosing their environmental impact
KPMG fined $50M for cheating, SEC calls misconduct "astonishing"
Accounting firm admits it broke audit board rule mandating it carry out its professional duties with integrity
Plastic pollution continues to worsen despite efforts to address the problem
Is recycling an adequate solution for plastic waste? Some experts now think a far more drastic response is needed
Products that could get pricier if China tariffs kick in
Companies ranging from Best Buy and Kenneth Cole to Hallmark and fireworks makers say levies will punish consumers
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Florida cop convicted of lesser charge in controversial shooting
Jonathan Aledda said he thought white autistic man had gun, his shot hit man's black caretaker, and video sparked uproar
Man tries to smuggle 34 birds into U.S. in carry-on luggage
U.S. Attorney's office said Francis Gurahoo, 39, was traveling into the United States from Guyana on Sunday
Man who shared New Zealand shooting video sentenced to 21 months
Philip Arps had earlier pleaded guilty to two counts of distributing the video of the massacre at a mosque in Christchurch
U.S. continues battle against ex-CIA software engineer tied to WikiLeaks
Joshua Adam Schulte was indicted on 13 counts in 2018, including the illegal transmission of lawfully possessed national defense information as well as three charges related to child pornography
10th suspect in David Ortiz shooting to spend 1 year in prison
Gabriel Alexánder Pérez Vizcaíno is accused of being the liaison between the alleged hit men and the person who paid them
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NASA to land 1st woman on moon as part of Artemis mission
NASA's project aims to bring human beings back to the moon by 2024
NASA spots "Star Trek" Starfleet logo on Mars
Hopefully, it finds some aliens sporting Vulcan salutes next
Earth approaching "meteor swarm" eyed in past impact
Scientists hope to study the Taurid meteor shower closely, in hopes of better predicting the risk of a future impact
SpaceX launches 3 Earth-observation satellites
The three Radarsat satellites will monitor resources and the effects of climate change across Canada
Jupiter's largest moons visible with binoculars in June
NASA has a message for space lovers this month: Look up
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Photographer Dave Engledow, the "World's Best Father"
He calls himself the "World's Best Father," and he's got the pictures of himself and his daughter, Alice, to prove it
Forbes: World's top 20 billionaires
Forbes has updated their billionaires list, detailing the richest people around the world.
Tony Awards 2019: Red carpet looks from your favorite stars
See Broadway stars walk the red carpet at Radio City Music Hall in New York City at the 73rd Annual Tony Awards
Jayme Closs case: Recently released evidence photos
At Jake Patterson's sentencing hearing, prosecutors showed a select few evidence photos to the court and asked that Patterson be sentenced to life in prison for the murders of Jayme Closs' parents and the 13-year-old's kidnapping
Summer music 2019
It's summertime - time for music at festivals and venues across the country
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China spreads false info on protests
In Hong Kong, protests against a controversial extradition bill continue, but China is looking to downplay the unrest. According to BuzzFeed News, Chinese state media has published a series of stories with false information. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joined CBSN to explain what China is doing and why.
"Holy Grail" of Stonehenge comes home
Stonehenge, thought to be up to 5,000 years old, is one of the most distinctive and mysterious monuments in the world. Now, a piece removed from one of the stones more than 50 years ago is coming home -- and it could provide archaeologists with clues about the mystery. Ian Lee reports.
How to be successful in an automated world
It's estimated in the next 15 to 20 years, 32 percent of jobs are likely to change significantly due to automation. Fourteen percent could be completely automated. Right now, 60 percent of adults do not have the right skills for emerging jobs. New York Times senior economic correspondent Neil Irwin has a new book called " How to Win in a Winner?Take?All World." He joins "CBS This Morning" with advice for how to succeed in this new economy.
How to wedding plan without breaking the bank
According to the planning website The Knot, couples spent an average of nearly $34,000 on their wedding last year. And while 80 percent of couples say they set a budget, 45 percent report going over it. CBS News Business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” to share tips on how to plan a wedding without breaking the bank – and how to prepare for a sound financial future.
How "miscalculation" could spur Iran conflict
More American troops are on their way to the Middle East Tuesday, with tensions between the U.S. and Iran growing. The U.S. believes Iran is behind attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. CBS News senior national security contributor and former deputy director and acting director of the CIA Michael Morell joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss why sending troops to the region is a "prudent step" and why it's been difficult for the U.S. to shore up support from its allies.