Stop & Shop and its workers reach tentative contract agreement
Part of the three-year agreement between the supermarket and its workers includes "increased pay for all associates"
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Trump buildings may be forced to go green under sweeping NYC climate bill
A bill could make the president's properties comply with the kind of regulations he has rejected and mocked
Earth Day challenge for gardeners: Don't poison bees
To help, more garden centers are curbing, ending or labeling plants treated with potentially bee-harming pesticides
Gas prices above $4 in California for first time in five years
Fuel prices are up nationwide, too, as unexpected repairs put refineries out of action in West Coast and Rocky Mountains
1 in 4 millennials raiding 401(k)s early to pay debt
A generation defined by high levels of debt often thinks paying off credit cards and student loans trumps saving for retirement
Fiat Chrysler recalls 320,000 cars due to rollaway risk
Transmission problem in Dodge Dart compact cars made from 2013 through 2016, when company stopped producing them.
Some millennials tap 401(k)s to pay down debt
For a generation defined by unprecedented levels of debt, paying down credit card and student loan bills trumps saving for retirement.
Corporate America embraces 420 as pot legalization grows
April 20 marijuana holiday now a mainstream marketing gimmick, from Lyft's $4.20 credits to Carl's Jr.'s CBD burgers
Got $20? You, too, can drink like Dwyane Wade
The retired Miami Heat superstar finished a bottle of rosé while on the golf course this week
Bunny bans seek to stop Easter holiday purchases of live rabbits
Americans looking to buy real live Easter bunnies won't find them for sale at pet stores in California and dozens of cities
Fashion industry's carbon impact is bigger than airline industry's
As consumers learn of toll fast fashion can take on the environment, they're embracing less wasteful alternatives
Fashion industry a big source of emissions
The clothing industry accounts for 8 percent of the world's carbon emissions. So what's it doing to reduce that figure?
How guns sales have changed 20 years after Columbine
Infamous school shooting followed by more bloodshed, with firearms killing nearly 40,000 in 2017 even as fewer people own guns
The government might allow debt collectors to text consumers
A federal agency wants to update rules about how debt collectors contact borrowers. Consumer advocates fear abuses
Debt collectors could soon text and email you
A federal agency says debt-collection regulations need to be updated to reflect new technology like smartphones.
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Death toll nears 300 after Easter terror attacks in Sri Lanka
At least 290 people killed and more than 500 wounded in blasts in and around Sri Lanka's capital, and warnings may have been "ignored"
Shooting of 2 unarmed African Americans near Yale sparks protests
Protesters have been taking to the streets for nearly a week and are calling for the firing of two officers involved in Tuesday's incident
Female zookeeper attacked by tiger in Kansas improving
Topeka Zoo's director said the victim was talking Saturday night and might transfer out of the intensive care unit soon
Will antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" be a bigger killer than cancer?
Antibiotics have saved countless lives. But as "60 Minutes" reports, their continued and widespread use has led to mutated bacteria that are resistant to these drugs
"60 Minutes" reports: How Russia joined forces with cybercriminals
An Obama administration national security official tells 60 Minutes, "Increasingly, you cannot tell which is which when it comes to the criminal and the intelligence agency."
Cummings: Trump will be "emboldened" if Democrats "do nothing"
"He's going to be emboldened because he's said, 'Well, I got away with that,'" Cummings said
Giuliani: "Nothing wrong" with taking info from Russia
Giuliani called the Trump campaign's effort to get political help from representatives of the Russian government possibly ill-advised but not illegal
13 students hospitalized after American Airlines flight to Boston
The students — who were part of a group of about 40 people — may have have become sick prior to boarding American Airlines Flight 1201 on Sunday
2 kids shot in apparent road rage incident in N.C.; man in custody
Young boy and girl were wounded Saturday after two men apparently got involved in an apparent case of road rage in the Flat Rock community of Mount Airy
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Secret to "best fitted" men's button-down shirt? It doesn't button
A traffic ticket in Bangkok led this entrepreneur to create a slim-fit men's shirt unlike any other button down on the market
For small businesses, the right payroll system can deliver big benefits
Setting up a proper payroll system can spell the difference between success and failure for small business owners
This artist plays with fire
Michelle Greene is a Brooklyn-based sculptor whose passion is bringing people together through art
Entrepreneur's "after-party" shoe inspired by passion for travel
Yasmine Idriss created a festive flat that is also a blank canvas for artists from different cutures
How business owners can solve cash flow problems
Cash flow challenges are common for businesses, but preserving capital can keep operations running when problems arise
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How companies are also flunking retirement planning
Few employers offer phased-retirement plans, which can help both workers and companies plan for retirement
A tricky IRA trap that retirees need to avoid
The rules for annual required minimum distributions can hit you with investment losses if you aren't careful
What to do about a falling 401(k) account
It really depends on how old you are and whether you've got a strategy in place for inevitable market drops
A "do-over" chance for Medicare open enrollment
You have until March 31 to change your choice of Medicare Advantage plan or switch to original Medicare
How older workers and retirees can stop worrying about falling stocks
You'll need to keep a historical perspective and have a strategy that protects against inevitable market crashes
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Female zookeeper attacked by tiger in Kansas improving
Topeka Zoo's director said the victim was talking Saturday night and might transfer out of the intensive care unit soon
Stop & Shop and its workers reach tentative contract agreement
Part of the three-year agreement between the supermarket and its workers includes "increased pay for all associates"
Shooting of 2 unarmed African Americans near Yale sparks protests
Protesters have been taking to the streets for nearly a week and are calling for the firing of two officers involved in Tuesday's incident
Trump buildings may be forced to go green under sweeping NYC climate bill
A bill could make the president's properties comply with the kind of regulations he has rejected and mocked
Man arrested after 2 kids shot in apparent road rage incident in N.C.
Young boy and girl were wounded Saturday after two men apparently got involved in an apparent case of road rage in the Flat Rock community of Mount Airy
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Giuliani says there's "nothing wrong" with taking info from Russia
Giuliani called the Trump campaign's effort to get political help from representatives of the Russian government possibly ill-advised but not illegal
Mike Lee: Impeachment push would be a "mistake" for Democrats
The Utah Republican said none of special counsel Robert Mueller's findings have changed his view of President Trump
Cummings: Trump will be "emboldened" if Democrats "do nothing"
"He's going to be emboldened because he's said, 'Well, I got away with that,'" Cummings said
Pete Buttigieg on the presidency as a "moral office"
The South Bend, Ind. mayor, Afghanistan veteran and Rhodes scholar, who's rising in the polls for the 2020 race, hopes to reanimate his party's values for a new era, including a connection with faith
The Mueller Report: Road map to ... where?
With the release of a redacted version of the Special Counsel's probe into Russia's election interference and President Trump's efforts to obstruct investigations, what's next?
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Death toll nears 300 after Easter terror attacks in Sri Lanka
At least 290 people killed and more than 500 wounded in blasts in and around Sri Lanka's capital, and warnings may have been "ignored"
Comedian appears to defeat incumbent president in Ukraine
A comedian is poised to win the Ukrainian runoff election Sunday for president of the country
Death toll rises in terror attacks on churches and hotels in Sri Lanka
More than 500 were wounded from a series of blasts that rocked the area in and around Sri Lanka's capital Sunday
BTS, the kings of K-Pop
Selling out stadiums across the globe, topping the Billboard charts, and landing on Time magazine's Most Influential People List – it's the South Korean boy band's time
The Missing People Choir: Raising voices in pain and hope
Men and women from every walk of life, most of whom had never sung a day in their lives, have come together to give voice to the grief of losing a family member - and the hope for a reunion with those missing
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Florence Welch on her own "Hunger"
As the front woman of Florence + The Machine faced down personal demons, her lyrics became more revealing, even to herself
Take Note: Florence Welch
As Florence Welch – lead singer of Florence + the Machine – faced down her demons, her lyrics became more revealing. Anthony Mason talks with the 32-year-old about her music.
"To Kill a Mockingbird": A story for our time
The critically-lauded Broadway play adapted from Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is finding cogent meaning among today's young audiences
"To Kill a Mockingbird": Lessons for today
Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about racism in the Deep South has been a perennial read in grade school, an Academy Award-winning film, and now a critically-lauded play on Broadway. Tracy Smith talks with the show's star Jeff Daniels and playwright Aaron Sorkin about translating Lee's characters to the stage, and with students who talk about "Mockingbird"'s relevance to today's audience.
BTS, the kings of K-Pop
Selling out stadiums across the globe, topping the Billboard charts, and landing on Time magazine's Most Influential People List – it's the South Korean boy band's time
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Sri Lanka blocks social media after attacks
Following a series of bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, the government blocked apps like Facebook and WhatsApp to stem the spread of misinformation. Jennifer Grygiel, an assistant professor of communications at Syracuse University, joins CBSN's David Begnaud to discuss the government's decision.
SpaceX suffers Crew Dragon engine test anomaly
SpaceX suffers engine "anomaly" in Crew Dragon test vehicle during Cape Canaveral engine test
The government might allow debt collectors to text consumers
A federal agency wants to update rules about how debt collectors contact borrowers. Consumer advocates fear abuses
Debt collectors could soon text and email you
A federal agency says debt-collection regulations need to be updated to reflect new technology like smartphones.
How to protect data when using health apps
Apps are being used for everything from tracking your diet to your daily steps and even your pregnancy. But that health-related data might not be as safe as you expect. Recent research published in BMJ, the British Medical Journal, found 79 percent of the top medication-related mobile apps shared user data in ways that may compromise sensitive information. Wired senior writer Issie Lapowsky joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the latest research.
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Trump buildings may be forced to go green under sweeping NYC climate bill
A bill could make the president's properties comply with the kind of regulations he has rejected and mocked
SpaceX suffers Crew Dragon engine test anomaly
SpaceX suffers engine "anomaly" in Crew Dragon test vehicle during Cape Canaveral engine test
Giant "lion" fossil found inside drawer at Kenyan museum
If it were standing today, the beast would be larger than a polar bear
New York City slashes its biggest source of carbon emissions
In a first, America's largest city is moving to curb emissions by requiring buildings to become more energy-efficient
12-foot, 1,600-lb shark being tracked in Gulf of Mexico
Researchers are OCEARCH are tracking the location of a giant great white shark
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Lawmaker slammed after saying nurses "play cards" during shifts
Maureen Walsh, a Republican from the Spokane area, was arguing for an amendment that would exclude small hospitals from a bill that would require nurses to have breaks
CDC says this flu season is now the longest in a decade
One reason for the long flu season is that two types of flu viruses surfaced at different times
Allergy season kicks off as pollen counts explode nationwide
A recent study found climate change may be making things worse
If my measles shot was years ago, am I still protected?
An expert answers 5 common questions about the measles vaccine
Corporate America embraces 420 as pot legalization grows
April 20 marijuana holiday now a mainstream marketing gimmick, from Lyft's $4.20 credits to Carl's Jr.'s CBD burgers
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Stop & Shop and its workers reach tentative contract agreement
Part of the three-year agreement between the supermarket and its workers includes "increased pay for all associates"
Trump buildings may be forced to go green under sweeping NYC climate bill
A bill could make the president's properties comply with the kind of regulations he has rejected and mocked
Earth Day challenge for gardeners: Don't poison bees
To help, more garden centers are curbing, ending or labeling plants treated with potentially bee-harming pesticides
Gas prices above $4 in California for first time in five years
Fuel prices are up nationwide, too, as unexpected repairs put refineries out of action in West Coast and Rocky Mountains
1 in 4 millennials raiding 401(k)s early to pay debt
A generation defined by high levels of debt often thinks paying off credit cards and student loans trumps saving for retirement
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Death toll nears 300 after Easter terror attacks in Sri Lanka
At least 290 people killed and more than 500 wounded in blasts in and around Sri Lanka's capital, and warnings may have been "ignored"
Shooting of 2 unarmed African Americans near Yale sparks protests
Protesters have been taking to the streets for nearly a week and are calling for the firing of two officers involved in Tuesday's incident
Week-long protests at Yale University
Sunday marks the sixth straight day of peaceful demonstrations since an officer-involved shooting near the Yale campus Tuesday. The surveillance video appears to show the moment police engaged with a car they said fit the description of one linked to a reported armed robbery. Hamden Police Officer Devin Eaton jumped out of his SUV, gun drawn, firing multiple rounds into the car. Mola Lenghi reports.
Man arrested after 2 kids shot in apparent road rage incident in N.C.
Young boy and girl were wounded Saturday after two men apparently got involved in an apparent case of road rage in the Flat Rock community of Mount Airy
Political climate amid deadly Sri Lanka bombings
More than 200 people are dead after a group of religious extremists set off eight bombs in churches and hotels across Sri Lanka on Sunday. The attack comes less than a month before Sri Lanka will mark 10 years since the end of the decades-long civil war. Faraz Shauketaly, a TV broadcaster at News First and an editor at The Ceylon Independent, joins CBSN's David Begnaud to discuss the political climate in Sri Lanka.
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Evidence found for first molecule in the universe
"This molecule was lurking out there, but we needed the right instruments," a top NASA scientist said
Watch: Rocket launches cargo to space station
An Antares rocket blasted off from the Wallops Island Flight Facility in Virginia carrying a Cygnus cargo ship loaded with supplies for the International Space Station.
Rocket launches with cargo for space station
Loaded with 3.8 tons of supplies and equipment, the Cygnus cargo ship will need two days to reach the space station
Researchers reveal changes to astronaut's body
Retired astronaut Scott Kelly, who spent 340 days in space during an extended stay aboard the International Space Station in 2015-16, did not suffer any major long-term health effects that might raise warning signs for future long-duration flights, scientists reported Thursday. CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN with details.
Israeli spacecraft fails to land on moon
CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood speaks to CBSN about the failed moon landing and Thursday's other headlines: SpaceX's second launch of their Falcon Heavy rocket and NASA's report that astronaut Scott Kelly experienced biological changes during his year-long orbit in space.
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Jason Corbett murder: A look at the evidence
In August 2015, former FBI agent Tom Martens and his daughter Molly Corbett admitted killing her Irish-born husband Jason Corbett, insisting they beat him in self-defense with a brick paver and a baseball bat because Jason was choking Molly and threatening to kill her
Photos: Fire burns Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
On April 15, 2019 flames erupted at the landmark cathedral, the most-visited landmark in the French capital
Star Wars Celebration 2019
The four-day convention for fans of the Star Wars saga, held in Chicago, included cosplayers, panels with the filmmakers, and the debut of the trailer for Episode IX of the series
Awkward Easter Bunny photos
Children love the Easter Bunny – until they meet him
The folk art of Bill Traylor
Born into slavery, the self-taught painter who began his artistic life in his 80s is the focus of a retrospective at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
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A Marriage Made in Hell, Superbugs, Easter Island
The growing partnership between Russia's government and cybercriminals; then, could antibiotic-resistant 'superbugs' become a bigger killer than cancer?; and, Easter Island’s famous moai statues slowly fading away
Easter Island's moai statues
For years, archaeologists have wondered how the mysterious statues came to dot the island in the Pacific. Now, they're trying to find a way to keep the statues around. Anderson Cooper reports.
A bigger killer than cancer?
Antibiotics have saved hundreds of millions of lives. But their continued, widespread use has led to mutated bacteria that are resistant to these drugs. Holly Williams reports.
How Russia joined forces with cybercriminals
An Obama administration national security official tells "60 Minutes": "Increasingly, you cannot tell which is which when it comes to the criminal and the intelligence agency." Lesley Stahl reports.
(Un)Welcome: Sweden's rise of the right
In this installment of CBSN Originals’ ongoing examination at how migration is reshaping the world, Adam Yamaguchi travels to Sweden to examine how a record influx of migrants has coincided with the recently welcoming and politically progressive nation's swift shift to the right.