Tensions high as EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Brexit

British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived at the Brussels meeting trying to make nice, and it did not go well

• Jun 28, 2016

​U.S. stocks up after two days of steep losses

All three major indexes gained more than 1.5 percent Tuesday; European markets also advanced

• Jun 28, 2016

Trump blames trade deals, globalization for job losses

What Trump would do to return jobs to Americans after globalization "has wiped out totally, totally our middle class"

• Jun 28, 2016

Clinton calls Trump's slogan a "cruel fantasy"

She said it was code for "Hey, I can turn the clock back?"​ Clinton also talked about Brexit and her campaign

• Jun 28, 2016

How Brexit could disrupt Silicon Valley

The impact of Britain leaving the EU could cross the Atlantic and reach all the way to the West Coast

• Jun 28, 2016

WSJ editor: Brexit vote is a "kick back against globalization"

Gerard Baker, editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how insecurities about globalization and a feeling of loss of control inspired the Brexit decision. He also weighs in on its consequences and the potential for a second referendum.

• Jun 28, 2016
• 04:16

British PM meets EU leaders for first time since Brexit vote

British and European leaders meet Tuesday for the first time since Britain's voters decided to leave the European Union. Political pressure on Britain is building, but the economic pressure is starting to lift. Stock markets in Europe and Asia are gaining ground after heavy losses following the vote. Leaders of all 28 EU countries are gathering in Brussels, Belgium for a summit meeting. Mark Phillips reports from Brussels.

• Jun 28, 2016
• 02:59

Obama warns against engaging in "hysteria" over "Brexit" vote

The president referred to Brexit as "a pause button" that's been "pressed on the project of full European integration"

• Jun 28, 2016

What do Brexit and child brides have in common?

UNICEF warns global inequality is increasing, driving a wedge through Western societies and putting the world's next generation at risk

• Jun 28, 2016

U.K. airline tries to lure travelers with weak pound

With the British pound recently hitting a 31-year low, the U.K. has just become a whole lot more affordable for Americans

• Jun 28, 2016

​World stock markets stabilize as Brexit anxiety eases

U.S. stocks were poised to open higher: Dow and S&P 500 futures both rose 1 percent

• Jun 28, 2016

Finding safe havens amid the Brexit fallout

With global risk assets dropping hard, where should you focus your portfolio now and into the future?

• Jun 28, 2016

Asian stocks mostly lower as Brexit worries linger

Markets worldwide continue to assess impact of Britain's unprecedented decision

• Jun 28, 2016

Europe's leaders urge quick separation of Britain from EU

Trying to avoid a messy divorce, leaders of France, Germany, and Italy met in Berlin, and emerged with unified message: don't waste time

• Jun 27, 2016

Brexit isn't the only shocker for England

Iceland pulled off the biggest shocks in ​European Championship history by beating England 2-1 in the round of 16

• Jun 27, 2016

Another economic blow for U.K. after Brexit vote

British consumers and business could see borrowing costs rise; EU pressures London to engineer quick exit

• Jun 27, 2016

Thanks, Brits: U.S. stocks lose 5.3% in two trading days

Stocks in America battered in wake of last Thursday's Brexit vote. Total loss in U.S. since then: an estimated $1.2 trillion

• Jun 27, 2016

U.S. stocks drop amid Brexit uncertainty

At one point the Dow dropped more than 300 points, and all major indexes were down 2 percent or more

• Jun 27, 2016

Can anything really stop Brexit now?

A petition calling for a 2nd EU membership referendum in Britain is nearing the 4-million signature mark

• Jun 27, 2016

U.S. markets expect more turmoil over Brexit vote

Wall Street investors expect another tough trading day because of the Brexit decision. Jericka Duncan reports from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, which had its worst day in months after the referendum.

• Jun 27, 2016
• 00:47

Which presidential candidate stands to gain from Brexit vote?

Mark Leibovich, chief national correspondent for the New York Times Magazine, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how the presidential candidates' responses to the Brexit decision could impact their race to the White House.

• Jun 27, 2016
• 03:12

Britain tries to carry on amid Brexit turmoil

British leaders are trying to quiet growing fears that the vote to leave the European Union will lead to economic disaster. Stock markets in Europe continue to fall Monday, led by Britain and Germany, but Asian markets gained ground. That follows a weekend of turmoil, after the prime minister promised to quit and the opposition leader faced strong pressure to step down as well. Charlie D'Agata reports from the Houses of Parliament, where Britain's cabinet meets Monday for the first time since the referendum.

• Jun 27, 2016
• 02:35

Britons lament #PostBrexitRacism as police probe abuse

Hashtag gains steam amid reports of racist hooligans harassing shoppers and cards left on cars calling Polish people "vermin"

• Jun 27, 2016

Will Brexit spur an exodus from the EU?

A drumbeat of nationalism across Europe could stir demands in other countries for their own chance to quit the alliance

• Jun 27, 2016

​Why China is a potential Brexit winner

Europe is China's biggest trading partner, and Chinese investors already see the region as more welcoming than the U.S.

• Jun 27, 2016

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