Wall Street sees profits in a heating planet
From higher demand for air conditioning to mass malaria treatments, corporations are finding money in climate disruption
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Who should be in charge of America's ancient forests?
On the 25th anniversary of a law protecting more than 24 million acres of federally-owned forests in Northern California, Oregon and Washington, clear-cutting forests on state-owned and private land is coming under scrutiny
More blood-pressure pills recalled over cancer-causing chemical
A carcinogen ID'd in recalled losartan tablets is the same one that prompted Novartis to halt distribution of generic Zantac meds
Why house flipping may be starting to flop
The number of homes being flipped is down — so, too, is the average profit on flipped homes, latest numbers show
Walmart says it will stop selling e-cigs
America's largest retailer cites mounting regulatory concerns in decision to stop carrying vaping product
American "economic refugees" are increasingly retiring abroad
With many Americans financially unprepared for retirement, a growing number are moving abroad — and loving it
Seniors will soon have their own IRS tax form
New Form 1040-SR should allow seniors to file income taxes without benefit of an accountant -- or a magnifying glass
Brothers with their own candle company give back
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
Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Tour operator Thomas Cook teetering on financial collapse
One of world's oldest travel companies could soon go bust, stranding up to 150,000 British holiday travelers abroad
American Airlines said to cancel flight over Muslim passengers
One traveler blames cancellation on racial profiling, saying he was treated with "suspicion" and "disrespect"
Fed rushes to plug cash shortage in short-term loan market
Central bank has had to inject $200 billion into the banking system this week alone, though experts say not to worry
China probes FedEx pilot for "smuggling weapons" over air gun pellets
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
Zuckerberg visits Trump at the White House
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
Nike drops Antonio Brown after rape allegations
"Antonio Brown is not a Nike athlete," a spokesperson from the company told CBS Boston
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Pompeo: Saudi oil plant attack was Iranian "act of war"
"The United States will respond in a way that reflects that act of war by this Iranian revolutionary regime," Pompeo told "Face the Nation"
Antonio Brown says he's done with the NFL
Brown was traded out of Pittsburgh and released in Oakland after his off-field antics became too much for those teams
Iran's top diplomat "not confident" war with U.S. can be avoided
"I'm confident that we will not start one but I'm confident that whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it," Zarif told "Face the Nation"
The mysteries of "God Friended Me"
The hit TV show about a "God" account on Facebook pointing to people who need help has spoken to the spiritual journeys of its cast in surprising and challenging ways
Return to "Downton Abbey"
The cast, and the castle, of the internationally-popular TV series about the upper-class Crawleys and their working-class servants are back in a theatrical feature
John Williams on reworking the classics — his own
The composer collaborates with Anne-Sophie Mutter on "Across the Stars," featuring works for violin and orchestra adapted from his classic film scores, including "Star Wars," "Harry Potter" and "Schindler's List"
Imelda's rainfall is now 7 times more likely than 30 years ago
Because of a much warmer Earth, the chance of a historic rain event later this century in coastal Texas will have increased by 20 times in just 100 years' time
Biden says Trump "could be impeached" based on House probe results
Biden's comments come amid reports that President Trump asked the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden's son
Washington Monument elevator breaks down days after reopening
Visitors were rescued a few at a time by D.C. Fire from a height of nearly 500 feet
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Microsoft engineer by day, serial entrepreneur by night
Dona Sarkar is a Microsoft engineer. But she's also much more. Author? Designer? TedX speaker? Yes, yes and yes.
The Muse founders make finding a job less harrowing
The career services site, born out of frustration, seeks to gives job seekers an inside look at potential employers
A calligrapher embraces technology to grow business
After falling haphazardly into the art of calligraphy, she succeeds by embracing her unique style and the latest tech
This homeopath aims to heal mind and body
Jennifer Dominguez was told as a child she had incurable ailments. She says homeopathy changed that.
Family entrepreneurs turn a head injury into an opportunity
GooseEgged makes hands-free ice packs in the shape of unicorns and sharks that can stay put on active kids
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How gig economy workers can save for retirement
Several types of plans are available, but figuring out which one is right for you can be confusing, so here's some help
When delaying your Social Security benefits pays off
The impact of your age when you begin collecting benefits can be more financially significant than you think
Claiming Social Security too early costs Americans $3.4 trillion
Only 4% of retirees claim the benefit at the optimal time. Everyone else is losing out on $111,000 per household
Hardship withdrawals from your company's 401(k)
The rules for hardship withdrawals are strict and the costs of taking money from your future retirement can be sky-high
What to do in your 20s and 30s to be set in your 60s and 70s
Millennials take note: The key to retiring on time is starting to save money early. Follow this advice from experts
World
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Iran's top diplomat "not confident" war with U.S. can be avoided
"I'm confident that we will not start one but I'm confident that whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it," Zarif told "Face the Nation"
Pompeo: Saudi oil plant attack was Iranian "act of war"
"The United States will respond in a way that reflects that act of war by this Iranian revolutionary regime," Pompeo told "Face the Nation"
Creating Patagonia National Park
Located in the southern tip of Chile, the park is part of the largest private land donation in history, a philanthropist's dream two-and-a-half decades in the making
Suspect arrested for 1985 hijacking of TWA Flight 847
The hijackers shot and killed U.S. Navy diver Robert Stethem, 23, after beating him unconscious
How to watch the 2019 Emmy Awards
The final season of "Game of Thrones" leads the pack with 32 Emmy nominations
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Iran's top diplomat "not confident" war with U.S. can be avoided
"I'm confident that we will not start one but I'm confident that whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it," Zarif told "Face the Nation"
Antonio Brown says he's done with the NFL
Brown was traded out of Pittsburgh and released in Oakland after his off-field antics became too much for those teams
Pompeo: Saudi oil plant attack was Iranian "act of war"
"The United States will respond in a way that reflects that act of war by this Iranian revolutionary regime," Pompeo told "Face the Nation"
Calendar: Week of September 23
From Climate Week to the Los Angeles International Ukulele Festival, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Almanac: The Los Angeles freeways "Stack"
On September 22, 1953, the Four-Level Interchange design opened, allowing drivers in 32 lanes to switch from one freeway to another without ever having to cross another lane of traffic
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Iran's top diplomat "not confident" war with U.S. can be avoided
"I'm confident that we will not start one but I'm confident that whoever starts one will not be the one who finishes it," Zarif told "Face the Nation"
Pompeo: Saudi oil plant attack was Iranian "act of war"
"The United States will respond in a way that reflects that act of war by this Iranian revolutionary regime," Pompeo told "Face the Nation"
Justice Neil Gorsuch claims Supreme Court not split on party lines
Gorsuch refuted the notion that judges are just "like politicians with robes"
Anti-ICE demonstrators, counter-protesters face off in Colorado
The event ended peacefully, authorities told CBS Denver
Korean War veteran in Puerto Rico struggling 2 years after Maria
A panel is asking FEMA and the Department of Veterans Affairs to help an 88-year-old Korean War veteran whose home still has a blue tarp for a roof
Entertainment
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Mark Knopfler: Music is "a bit of an obsession"
Having dissolved his hit band, Dire Straits, when they were at the peak of their success, the musician says he can't think of anything good about fame
For The Record: Mark Knopfler
Mark Knopfler says he can't think of anything good about fame, which is one reason he dissolved his hit band, Dire Straits, when they were at the peak of their success in the 1980s. But he continues to make music, most recently with the album "Down the Road Wherever." And as he wraps a tour of America, Knopfler sat down with Anthony Mason to talk about the music he has written, for himself and others, and why he calls it his obsession.
Renée Zellweger on playing Judy Garland
Lee Cowan interviews Oscar-winning actress Renée Zellweger, who after years off-screen is back, starring as Judy Garland struggling to make a career comeback in London as she battled addiction, in the new biopic "Judy."
Renée Zellweger on playing Judy Garland
In the new biopic "Judy" the Oscar-winning actress portrays the entertainer struggling to make a career comeback in London after years of battling addiction
Return to "Downton Abbey"
The cast, and the castle, of the internationally-popular TV series about the upper-class Crawleys and their working-class servants are back in a theatrical feature
Technology
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Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Zuckerberg visits Trump at the White House
The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington D.C. comes as Congress has been debating a privacy law
Amazon promises to use only renewable energy in 10 years
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
TikTok may be censoring Hong Kong protests, report says
A search for Hong Kong demonstrations on Facebook or Twitter yields thousands of results — not so on Chinese-owned app
Instagram plans to restrict posts promoting weight loss products
Influencers promoting diet teas, supplements and certain cosmetic surgeries may have their posts hidden or removed completely
Science
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Nature up close: Life in the Humboldt Penguin National Reserve
A wide range of organisms, from previously-unknown fish to plants that aren't true plants, can be found in the marine reserve off the Chilean coast
"Change is coming": Millions march in global climate change strike
Thousands of people in cities around the world are hitting the streets to demand their governments take action on climate change
Three Mile Island closes for good, unable to run profitably
The infamous nuclear reactor shuts down on the day of a mass walkout pushing for an end to fossil-fuel reliance
Radar picks up huge swarm of dragonflies in parts of southeast U.S.
The National Weather Service radar showed the large blob extending from Virginia to North Carolina
Amazon promises to use only renewable energy in 10 years
Company has been under pressure from employees to get off fossil fuels and cut ties with extraction companies
Health
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7 dead from rare disease spread by mosquitoes
The latest death in Massachusetts was a man in his 70s
Walmart says it will stop selling e-cigs
America's largest retailer cites mounting regulatory concerns in decision to stop carrying vaping product
Another vaping-related death reported; illnesses top 500 nationwide
The Food and Drug Administration revealed that its criminal investigations unit started tracking leads early on
Chemicals in tap water could cause 100,000 cancer cases in U.S.
Consumers should invest in water filters, a research group said, citing 22 contaminants found in U.S. water systems
Children separated from families could suffer long-term health issues
"As they become adults, we see continued anxiety, continued depression, real PTSD"
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Who should be in charge of America's ancient forests?
On the 25th anniversary of a law protecting more than 24 million acres of federally-owned forests in Northern California, Oregon and Washington, clear-cutting forests on state-owned and private land is coming under scrutiny
More blood-pressure pills recalled over cancer-causing chemical
A carcinogen ID'd in recalled losartan tablets is the same one that prompted Novartis to halt distribution of generic Zantac meds
Why house flipping may be starting to flop
The number of homes being flipped is down — so, too, is the average profit on flipped homes, latest numbers show
Walmart says it will stop selling e-cigs
America's largest retailer cites mounting regulatory concerns in decision to stop carrying vaping product
American "economic refugees" are increasingly retiring abroad
With many Americans financially unprepared for retirement, a growing number are moving abroad — and loving it
Crime
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Camp Pendleton Marines charged for alleged human smuggling
The Marine Corps said none of those charged were assigned to military support along the southwest border
Shooting at South Carolina bar leaves 2 dead, 8 injured
Police in Lancaster are investigating the shooting at the Old Skool Sports Bar & Grill
Police use tear gas in Paris against anti-government protesters
Paris police said at least 106 people were arrested and 1,249 security checks took place
Woman denied early release in texting suicide case
Michelle Carter has served seven months of a 15-month sentence for encouraging her boyfriend to take his own life
Poway synagogue shooting suspect ordered to stand trial
A judge ruled John T. Earnest will be tried for murder and attempted murder for the attack on the California synagogue
Space
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Brad Pitt asks NASA astronaut: Who was better — me or Clooney?
Pitt plays an astronaut in his newest film, "Ad Astra", which will be released nationwide Friday
Friday the 13th to get full Harvest Moon
Lucky us – the rare occurrence hasn't happened in 19 years
Fire delays rocket launch to the International Space Station
It's not yet known when the HTV-8 cargo ship will be launched to the International Space Station
India fails to land on the moon
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.
Indian spacecraft apparently crashes in moon landing attempt
India seeks to join the U.S., Russia and China as the only countries to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon
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Scenes from Riot Fest music festival
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
U.S.-Mexico border wall: What it really looks like
You've heard a lot of talk about the wall. Here's what it's really like.
Photographer Robert Frank 1924-2019
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
Photos: Hurricane Dorian's devastation
"Everything's gone! Everything!" one woman said after Dorian slammed into the Bahamas
The most valuable NFL teams in 2019, ranked
Thanks to some pricey TV deals, a relocation, and brand-new stadiums, the NFL has never been more valuable.
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Meet Dona, an entrepreneur & "Ninja Cat"
Dona Sarkar is a Microsoft engineer. But she's also much more. Author? Designer? TedX speaker? Yes, yes and yes.
What's next in the standoff with Iran?
David Sanger, Lanhee Chen, Ben Domenech and Radhika Jones join us to discuss tensions with Iran, the new upcoming U.N. General Assembly and President Trump's call to the Ukrainian president.
Kerry: Iran likely behind Saudi oil attack
Former Secretary of State John Kerry talks to Margaret Brennan about the recent attack on a Saudi oil plant and his efforts to address climate change.
Drinking culture and American kids
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.
Iran's foreign minister “not confident” war can be avoided
Margaret Brennan sits down with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
