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In MoneyWatch headlines, Colt is suspending production of the AR-15 and other rifles for consumers. Meanwhile, Three Mile Island, best known for a partial nuclear meltdown in the 1970s, is shutting down for good. And a MacRumors report reveals new details about Apple's plans for tracking iPhone users
One traveler blames cancellation on racial profiling, saying he was treated with "suspicion" and "disrespect"
Central bank has had to inject $200 billion into the banking system this week alone, though experts say not to worry
Pilot reportedly ordered to stay in China pending investigation after he was found with air gun pellets, but it comes as FedEx is caught up in trade spat
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
Brothers Austin, Colin and Ryan Gill decided to make candles as a way to earn some pocket money. But they've since decided to give back to their community. Errol Barnett explains.
"Antonio Brown is not a Nike athlete," a spokesperson from the company told CBS Boston
Collin, Ryan and Austin Gill decided to start a candle company in order to make some pocket money. But they've decided to give back
For civilians, one of America's oldest gunmakers said it's stopping production of the AR-15. That model has been used in a number of mass shootings. As Jeff Pegues reports, the company said the shutdown is a business decision.
Trump's personal lawyer contradicts himself in heated interview as mysterious whistleblower complaint causes a standoff between Congress and the intelligence community
Nurses strike after contract talks with the hospital broke down this week amid a dispute over staffing levels and pay raises
Flooding from seemingly non-stop downpours spurred more than 1,700 water rescues and evacuations in Southeast Texas, and Imelda is being blamed for at least two deaths
Saudi Arabia and the U.S. continue to make the case that Iran launched the missile and drone attack, but it's still not clear how they'll respond
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
Call to "storm" the secretive U.S. military base in the Nevada desert known as Area 51 attracted several dozen revelers to entrance
de Blasio had been struggling in polling over the course of the race thus far
One traveler blames cancellation on racial profiling, saying he was treated with "suspicion" and "disrespect"
Dulce Maria Alavez vanished Monday from Bridgeton City Park about 30 miles south of Philadelphia
Saudi Arabia and the U.S. continue to make the case that Iran launched the missile and drone attack, but it's still not clear how they'll respond
While media in Hong Kong reported the U.S. House Speaker promising to work for rights in the city, Chinese news outlets spoke of "interference"
Pilot reportedly ordered to stay in China pending investigation after he was found with air gun pellets, but it comes as FedEx is caught up in trade spat
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
Border Patrol agents — law enforcement officers — are now interviewing would-be asylum seekers who express fear about returning to their home countries
Trump's personal lawyer contradicts himself in heated interview as mysterious whistleblower complaint causes a standoff between Congress and the intelligence community
"Nothing about the United States' health care system really makes sense," one doctor said
Call to "storm" the secretive U.S. military base in the Nevada desert known as Area 51 attracted several dozen revelers to entrance
One traveler blames cancellation on racial profiling, saying he was treated with "suspicion" and "disrespect"
Nurses strike after contract talks with the hospital broke down this week amid a dispute over staffing levels and pay raises
Trump's personal lawyer contradicts himself in heated interview as mysterious whistleblower complaint causes a standoff between Congress and the intelligence community
de Blasio had been struggling in polling over the course of the race thus far
Hang out at the G gates at Chicago's O'Hare International amid the masses and the candidates on their way to the next campaign stop, and you may just get some insight into the state of the race
David Bernhardt, a former lobbyist, says that he is a "big believer in the president's agenda"
Satellite caucusing would allow Iowans who can't attend in-person caucuses on February 3 to participate during extended hours at a location other than their precinct location
The composer of film scores for such blockbusters as "Star Wars," "Superman" and "Schindler's List" tells "Sunday Morning" he finds no comfort re-listening to his work in the final product
In this preview of a "CBS Sunday Morning" interview to be broadcast September 22, the creator of the internationally-popular TV series "Downton Abbey," Julian Fellowes, talks with correspondent Elizabeth Palmer about bringing the cast back together for a new theatrical feature.
In this preview of an interview for "CBS Sunday Morning" to be broadcast September 22, correspondent Tracy Smith asks the legendary film composer John Williams ("Jaws," "Star Wars," "Superman," "Schindler's List") about his body of work.
"48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty has spent decades reporting on crime stories. In her new podcast, "My Life of Crime," she explores everything from the 19th century murder trial of Lizzie Borden, to what it is like inside a maximum security women’s prison.
Cedric the Entertainer has been making audiences laugh for more than three decades. He currently stars as Calvin Butler on the CBS series "The Neighborhood." It explores what happens when a white family from the Midwest moves next door to a black family in Los Angeles. Cedric joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss what's in store for Season 2.
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
A search for Hong Kong demonstrations on Facebook or Twitter yields thousands of results — not so on Chinese-owned app
Influencers promoting diet teas, supplements and certain cosmetic surgeries may have their posts hidden or removed completely
While New Yorkers repelled the ecommerce giant's expansion plans, job applications are flying in from other places
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
The National Weather Service radar showed the large blob extending from Virginia to North Carolina
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
Lush, Patagonia and Ben & Jerry's are closing locations, while others are shutting offices or offering paid time off
The shocking loss could be a sign of an ecological crisis, scientists said Thursday
The Food and Drug Administration revealed that its criminal investigations unit started tracking leads early on
Consumers should invest in water filters, a research group said, citing 22 contaminants found in U.S. water systems
"As they become adults, we see continued anxiety, continued depression, real PTSD"
Drug giant conducting its own investigation into traces of a potentially cancer-causing ingredient in heartburn med
A handful of volunteers are already seeing the promise of a new device, about 18 months into a five-year clinical study
One traveler blames cancellation on racial profiling, saying he was treated with "suspicion" and "disrespect"
Central bank has had to inject $200 billion into the banking system this week alone, though experts say not to worry
Pilot reportedly ordered to stay in China pending investigation after he was found with air gun pellets, but it comes as FedEx is caught up in trade spat
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
"Antonio Brown is not a Nike athlete," a spokesperson from the company told CBS Boston
"48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty has spent decades reporting on crime stories. In her new podcast, "My Life of Crime," she explores everything from the 19th century murder trial of Lizzie Borden, to what it is like inside a maximum security women’s prison.
Prosecutors allege Alexei Saab, aiding Hezbollah, took photos or video of landmarks in New York, Boston and Washington including Statue of Liberty, Fenway Park and White House
The 22-year-old killed two students and injured four others in the school shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in April
Pennsylvania's governor called the charges "disgusting and beyond comprehension"
A Florida man has been arrested for allegedly threatening harm against a Charlottesville city council candidate because of his race
Pitt plays an astronaut in his newest film, "Ad Astra", which will be released nationwide Friday
Lucky us – the rare occurrence hasn't happened in 19 years
It's not yet known when the HTV-8 cargo ship will be launched to the International Space Station
India hoped to become the fourth nation to soft-land on the moon with their Chandrayaan-2 space mission. But their space agency, ISRO, lost communication with their lander just before the mission was complete. CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN to discuss the apparent failure.
India seeks to join the U.S., Russia and China as the only countries to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon
The 15th annual edition of the Chicago music festival, heavily geared toward punk rock, featured three days of performances by 91 bands and solo acts
You've heard a lot of talk about the wall. Here's what it's really like.
A look back at the work of one of the most influential of photographers who created intimate, moody portraits of an America struggling to define itself in a post-war world
"Everything's gone! Everything!" one woman said after Dorian slammed into the Bahamas
Thanks to some pricey TV deals, a relocation, and brand-new stadiums, the NFL has never been more valuable.
Dona Sarkar is a Microsoft engineer. But she's also much more. Author? Designer? TedX speaker? Yes, yes and yes.
In this preview of a "CBS Sunday Morning" interview to be broadcast September 22, the creator of the internationally-popular TV series "Downton Abbey," Julian Fellowes, talks with correspondent Elizabeth Palmer about bringing the cast back together for a new theatrical feature.
In this preview of an interview for "CBS Sunday Morning" to be broadcast September 22, correspondent Tracy Smith asks the legendary film composer John Williams ("Jaws," "Star Wars," "Superman," "Schindler's List") about his body of work.
On America's college campuses, there are epidemics we talk about and those we don't. When sexual assaults or fraternity hazing deaths make headlines, court cases follow and new rules are enacted, but less attention is paid to an underlying issue – binge drinking culture. CBSN Originals explores how drinking to excess is not only considered normal, but cool, and how for many young people "blacking out" is less a rarity than an every weekend occurrence – with grave consequences.
CBS News has confirmed that Pentagon officials will give President Trump military options on Friday, for any possible retaliation against Iran for its alleged role in the strike on Saudi oil facilities. While the United States said it’s looking at all options short of going to war, the country is building an international coalition against Iran. But while Iran still denies responsibility, Iranian officials will likely face some tough questions next week at the UN General Assembly. Ian Lee reports.
