Donald Trump seemingly had a softer tone after his win in California

Donald Trump seemingly had a softer tone after his win in California. This comes amid backlash from the Republican party for some remarks he made about a Mexican-American judge that have been criticized as racist. However, the billionaire businessman is promising a major speech on Hillary Clinton on Monday. CBS News senior political editor Steve Chaggaris, Democratic strategist Lis Smith, and former Huckabee campaign communications director Hogan Gidley join CBSN to discuss what could come from Trump's speech.

• Jun 8, 2016
• 4:03

The full episode of the CBS Evening News from the June 6, 2016 edition

Donald Trump has repeatedly said the judge overseeing the fraud lawsuit against Trump University is biased because of his Mexican heritage; Muhammad Ali's quickness in the ring was equaled by his quickness at the mic

• Jun 6, 2016
• 20:09

Vladimir Duthiers spoke to a customer who started the #airbnbwhileblack hashtag

Airbnb is investigating claims of racism by some of its users. A host in North Carolina for the on-demand home rental giant is accused of sending vile messages to a student. Vladimir Duthiers spoke to another customer who started the #airbnbwhileblack hashtag.

• Jun 3, 2016
• 3:27

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the Broadway sensation "Hamilton," gives a heartfelt commencement address at the University of Pennsylvania

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator of the Broadway sensation "Hamilton," gives a heartfelt commencement address at the University of Pennsylvania. Miranda shares life lessons, discusses racism, and apologizes to Philadelphia in character as Alexander Hamilton.

• May 24, 2016
• 14:50

The full episode of the CBS Evening news from May 21, 2016 edition

The flight data recorders from Egypt Air Flight 804 have been located and an effort is underway to recover them, sources tell CBS News; Army Capt. Stu Herrington kept reassuring South Vietnamese seeking to flee Saigon that as long as he was there, there would be nothing to worry about.

• May 21, 2016
• 20:56

Accusations of racial bias throughout San Francisco's police department cost Greg Suhr his job as chief. Now interim top cop Toney Chaplin faces the challenge of rebuilding the public's trust in the department.

Accusations of racial bias throughout San Francisco's police department cost Greg Suhr his job as chief. Now interim top cop Toney Chaplin faces the challenge of rebuilding the public's trust in the department. Carter Evans has a report.

• May 21, 2016
• 1:47

The full episode of the CBS Evening News from the May 11, 2016 edition

ISIS has recently suffered a number of blows in their Iraqi territory, but the group struck back with lethal force in the heart of Baghdad on Wednesday; legendary CBS newsman Morley Safer is set to retire after over 50 years at the network

• May 11, 2016
• 20:52

Delrish Moss was planning to retire in September after more than three decades as a cop

Delrish Moss was planning to retire in September after more than three decades as a cop. That all changed when he got an emergency call to overhaul the Ferguson, Missouri police department. Jeff Pegues spoke with him about the task ahead.

• May 11, 2016
• 2:00

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton has been criticized for a racially charged joke she was involved in with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton has been criticized for a racially charged joke she was involved in with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. Critics are attacking her for the inherent racism of the joke, and its poor delivery.

• Apr 12, 2016
• 0:58

Why the CDC declared racism a public health threat

Bill Whitaker reports on how discrimination has resulted in Black Americans being prone to more serious diseases. See the report, Sunday on 60 Minutes.

• Apr 15, 2021

The Southern Poverty Law Center says the number of hate groups in the United States has increased and that 2015 may have been the most volatile year since 1968

The Southern Poverty Law Center says the number of hate groups in the United States has increased and that 2015 may have been the most volatile year since 1968. Former ATF agent Matt Horace joins CBSN to discuss the findings.

• Feb 17, 2016
• 4:14

The full episode of the CBS Evening News from the January 31, 2016 edition

A day before the Iowa Caucuses, a Bloomberg Politics/Des Moines Register poll has Donald Trump with a 5-point lead on Ted Cruz for the Republican presidential nomination; the Beargrease is a grueling 383-mile sled dog marathon, and for one family, it has become a tradition

• Jan 31, 2016
• 18:29

A Boston high school is the center of controversy after students began a social media campaign where they voice their complaints about racial incidents on campus

A Boston high school is the center of controversy after students began a social media campaign where they voice their complaints about racial incidents on campus. Using the hashtag Black at BTS, they're encouraging other students to join the conversation. Kenneth Craig has more.

• Jan 31, 2016
• 1:54

Fans rally to defend BTS after racist jokes made on show

"Racism is not comedy," began trending in English and Spanish and the TV show soon put out a statement.

• Apr 12, 2021

President Obama said some of the criticism he faces comes from being the nation's first black commander-in-chief

In an interview released this week, President Obama said some of the criticism he faces comes from being the nation's first black commander-in-chief. CBS News contributor and Republican strategist Frank Luntz led a focus group in Studio 57 looking at the divide.

• Dec 23, 2015
• 3:11

A focus group of Muslim-Americans spoke with CBS News contributor and Republican strategist Frank Luntz.

" A focus group of Muslim-Americans spoke with CBS News contributor and Republican strategist Frank Luntz. Some members of the panel said that the United States has a culture of ""internalized"" racism.

• Dec 21, 2015
• 5:44

Beirut is dealing with the aftermath of an explosion that killed 43 people last week

Beirut is dealing with the aftermath of an explosion that killed 43 people last week. Holly Williams reports many people feel that the event has been largely ignored.

• Nov 17, 2015
• 1:46

The full episode of the CBS Evening news from November 12, 2015 edition

U.S. airstrikes and Iraqi Kurdish forces targeted the Islamic State in Sinjar Thursday in an offensive that the Pentagon hopes will provide a breakthrough in the fight against extremist group; High winds across much of the Midwest caused damage and left thousands of people without power. Tornadoes and sandstorms were also reported

• Nov 12, 2015
• 20:47

Tensions continue to rise on campuses across the country as police investigate violent threats made against African-Americans on social media

Tensions continue to rise on campuses across the country as police investigate violent threats made against African-Americans on social media. Anna Werner has more.

• Nov 12, 2015
• 2:09

After anti-racism protests at the University of Missouri led to its presidents' resignation, a national conversation is growing about diversity on college campuses

After anti-racism protests at the University of Missouri led to its presidents' resignation, a national conversation is growing about diversity on college campuses. CBS Affiliate KCTV's Sports Director Michael Coleman spoke to CBSN about what the resignation will mean for the future of the school.

• Nov 9, 2015
• 5:28

The full episode of the CBS Evening news from the November 9, 2015 edition.

After one student spent more than a week on a hunger strike and the football team threatened to sit out their next game, University of Missouri president Tim Wolfe resigned Monday amid outcry that he had not done enough to combat racist incidents that have taken place at the school; a new report released Monday showed that people who had taken medication to lower their blood pressure were living longer lives, but how low is too low?

• Nov 9, 2015
• 18:40

After one student spent more than a week on a hunger strike and the football team threatened to sit out their next game, University of Missouri president Tim Wolfe resigned

After one student spent more than a week on a hunger strike and the football team threatened to sit out their next game, University of Missouri president Tim Wolfe resigned Monday amid outcry that he had not done enough to combat racist incidents that have taken place at the school. Adriana Diaz has more.

• Nov 9, 2015
• 2:47

The president of the University of Missouri has resigned amid complaints over how he has handled racially charged incidents

The president of the University of Missouri has resigned amid complaints over how he has handled racially charged incidents. "48 Hours" Crimesider's Graham Kates joins CBSN to explain previous incidents at the campus.

• Nov 9, 2015
• 3:54

The full episode of the CBS Evening news from November 8, 2015 edition

U.S. intelligence officials say it was "likely a bomb" that brought down the Russian passenger jet over Egypt, but they can't be entirely sure since they haven't examined the evidence first-hand; tattoos are no longer rare, you can find them in nearly every segment of society

• Nov 8, 2015
• 14:33

Cell phone video shows police escorting a black passenger off a flight before departing from Los Angeles

Cell phone video shows police escorting a black passenger off a flight before departing from Los Angeles Monday. Witnesses say a white flight attendant accused him of being a threat. Other passengers were also escorted off in the incident that apparently started with confusion over a seat. Jericka Duncan reports.

• Nov 3, 2015
• 2:30

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