This Morning from CBS News, Sept. 11, 2015
Alleged plot
On this Sept. 11, a Florida man is charged with plotting to set off an explosion at a 9/11 remembrance event. The FBI joint terrorism task force arrested 20-year-old Joshua Goldberg at his parents' house. Prosecutors say he told an online informant how to make the bomb he wanted.
Women warriors
CBS News has the results of a one-of-a-kind Marine Corps experiment that will help determine the future of women in war. The study compared men and women fighting side by side, and the final report says there are stark differences between two sexes on the battlefield.
Carly Fiorina
She's the only woman in the GOP presidential field, and one of a few from outside the realm of politics. This is a look at where former HP exec Carly Fiorina stands on five key issues: immigration, foreign policy, education, the economy and social issues. This article is the latest in a continuing series examining where the 2016 candidates stand on five key issues. Click here to read about Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton, John Kasich, Bernie Sanders, Scott Walker,Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, Ben Carson and Ted Cruz.
Treated like animals?
The Hungarian government has provided video showing orderly food distribution at refugee camps, but that's in stark contrast to video that emerged today showing chaos at the main camp in the country, where one man told CBS News his family was forced to drink from a toilet.
Iran deal
The failure of the Republicans' resolution of disapproval makes it unlikely that Congress will be able to advance any limitations on the Iran nuclear agreement reached by the White House. The vote ensures that the measure won't even make it to President Obama's desk for his promised veto.
Hybrid slump
Excitement over hybrid vehicles is dwindling, with even leaders such as Toyota seeing sales dry up as a global glut in oil keeps gas prices low and as standard cars become more fuel-efficient. There is one electric car maker bucking the trend, however.
Apple stock
Despite this week's splashy product rollout, Apple's stock price has idled this year, under-performing other tech heavyweights such as Google and Facebook. So what's keeping a lid on the tech giant's shares?
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