Shutdown could soon exceed cost of border wall
Partial closure of government hurts economy to tune of $1.2 billion a week -- and tab is growing the longer it lasts
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Shutdown Impact
Federal workers feeling pinch from shutdown
PlayVideo Thousands of federal workers are beginning to feel the effects of the ongoing government shutdown. CBS News correspondent Adriana Diaz spoke to one of the more than 13,000 EPA workers wondering how to pay their bills
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Help Wanted
Feds report blockbuster hiring to cap 2018
PlayVideo The monthly jobs report showed the U.S. added a stronger-than-expected 312,000 jobs in December. Michael Szanto, an economist at the University of Miami, joined CBSN with more
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Google It
Quitting Google is harder than it looks
PlayVideo Googling has become a verb, and Google services have become an everyday part of our lives. Dan Patterson, a senior producer for CNET and CBS News, personally tried going without Google. He joined CBSN to discuss his attempt
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Bracing For Impact
Gary Cohn on "strong" U.S. economy and the perils of a government shutdown
PlayVideo Gary Cohn, formerly the chief economic adviser to President Trump, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the state of the U.S. economy and the potential impact of a government shutdown
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Affordable Care
How does latest Obamacare ruling impact you?
PlayVideo The Affordable Care Act may be going back to the Supreme Court after a federal judge ruled the entire law unconstitutional. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss what the ruling could mean for your insurance
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Moonves Probe
Former CBS CEO Moonves denied $120M severance
PlayVideo CBS says former chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves will not get the $120 million severance payment his contract called for. The CBS board of directors cited "grounds to terminate" Moonves "for cause," allowing the company to block the payout
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Still In The Dumps
Half of America hasn't recovered from the recession
All of the businesses created in the U.S. since 2007 can fit in five counties, a sign of the nation's widening geographic gap
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Hurry Up And Split
Couples rush to divorce by year-end — to save on taxes
Sparring spouses are racing to finalize their divorces before changes in the way alimony is taxed kick in next year
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Shutdown could soon exceed cost of border wall
