Trump suggests more farm bailouts as China purchases fall short
In an all-caps tweet, President Trump said more farm aid would be paid by tariffs, which are paid by U.S. consumers.
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Google secretly monitors millions of schoolkids: lawsuit
New Mexico AG claims the company uses its dominance in educational software to track millions of future customers.
Boy challenges lawmakers to "spend a day in my wheels"
Alex Johnson got 10 members of the Tennessee House of Representatives to use wheelchairs for an entire day.
Officials letting last virus-free passengers leave cruise ship
The quarantined cruise ship docked at Yokohama, near Tokyo, had the biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases outside China. Two passengers died.
Claiming the Child Tax Credit: Tips for parents
The recently expanded credit is one of several options parents can use at tax time to get money back from the IRS.
There are now more than 7,000 craft brewers in the U.S. alone
In 2018, domestic sales reached a record $27.6 billion, representing 24% of the American beer market.
Warren drafts document to release people from NDAs with Bloomberg
During the presidential debate Wednesday, Warren called on Bloomberg to release people from NDAs in a contentious exchange.
Doug Collins won't accept DNI nomination if asked by Trump
Collins is challenging Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler in a primary and said that he would decline the nomination if asked.
Kia recalls 200,000 SUVs and vans for electrical problems
Owners should park outside and away from structures because of the risk of an electrical short and fire.
Intel officials warned lawmakers Russia trying to interfere in 2020 election
Lawmakers were told one prong of the Russians' efforts is aimed at getting President Trump reelected.
Man wrongfully convicted of murder sues New York for $100 million
Christian Pacheco was released from prison last week.
U.S. women's soccer players seek $66M in discrimination suit
The U.S. women's national team players are seeking damages as part of their gender discrimination lawsuit.
Lori Vallow, mother of missing Idaho kids, arrested in Hawaii
Joshua "JJ" Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, haven't been seen since late September. Police say Lori Vallow and her new husband have lied about the kids' whereabouts and even their existence.
Amie Harwick was texting with friend just before police say she was killed
Days before she was killed she told friends she feared ex-boyfriend Gareth Pursehouse, now charged with her murder.
Millions of Americans may not have new Real IDs before deadline
A compliant Real ID will be required to board a plane, enter a federal building or a military base.
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Officials letting last virus-free passengers leave cruise ship
The quarantined cruise ship docked at Yokohama, near Tokyo, had the biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases outside China.
U.S., Taliban agree to sign historic peace accord at month's end
Signing would follow weeklong reduction in violence in Afghanistan and could pave way for withdrawal of thousands of U.S. troops
Amie Harwick was texting with friend just before police say she was killed
Days before she was killed she told friends she feared Gareth Pursehouse, now charged with her murder.
Bloomberg trolls Trump with billboards as Trump campaigns in West
Billboards blaring, "Donald Trump cheats at golf" and "Donald Trump eats burnt steak" are going up in Las Vegas and Phoenix during Trump's Western campaign swing.
Lori Vallow, mother of missing Idaho kids, arrested in Hawaii
Joshua "JJ" Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, haven't been seen since late September. Police say Lori Vallow and her new husband have lied about the kids' whereabouts and even their existence.
Sanders thinks Trump would "chew" Bloomberg up and "spit him out" in a debate
Bernie Sanders tells 60 Minutes he was surprised by how unprepared Michael Bloomberg seemed at Wednesday's debate and sounded off on a hypothetical debate matchup between Bloomberg and President Trump. See the full interview with Sanders, Sunday.
Man wrongfully convicted of murder sues for $100 million
Christian Pacheco was released from prison last week.
U.S. women's soccer players seek $66M in damages
The U.S. women's national team players are seeking damages as part of their gender discrimination lawsuit.
Is artificial intelligence making racial profiling worse?
Cops use high-tech "predictive policing" tools to zero on on potential wrongdoing before it happens. But who pays the price?
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Officials letting last virus-free passengers leave cruise ship
The quarantined cruise ship docked at Yokohama, near Tokyo, had the biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases outside China. Two passengers died.
46,000-year-old bird found in Siberia
Along with the ancient bird, scientists are also studying an 18,000-year-old puppy and other extremely old specimens.
Intel officials warned lawmakers Russia trying to interfere in 2020 election
Lawmakers were told one prong of the Russians' efforts is aimed at getting President Trump reelected.
U.S., Taliban agree to sign historic peace accord at month's end
Signing would follow weeklong reduction in violence in Afghanistan and could pave way for withdrawal of thousands of U.S. troops
"Wartime" steps as inspectors in Wuhan search for all virus cases
There are now tens of thousands of confirmed cases globally and more than 2,200 deaths — most of them in mainland China.
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Trump suggests more farm bailouts as China purchases fall short
In an all-caps tweet, President Trump said more farm aid would be paid by tariffs, which are paid by U.S. consumers.
Google secretly monitors millions of schoolkids: lawsuit
New Mexico AG claims the company uses its dominance in educational software to track millions of future customers.
Boy challenges lawmakers to "spend a day in my wheels"
Alex Johnson got 10 members of the Tennessee House of Representatives to use wheelchairs for an entire day.
Officials letting last virus-free passengers leave cruise ship
The quarantined cruise ship docked at Yokohama, near Tokyo, had the biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases outside China. Two passengers died.
Claiming the Child Tax Credit: Tips for parents
The recently expanded credit is one of several options parents can use at tax time to get money back from the IRS.
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Trump suggests more farm bailouts as China purchases fall short
In an all-caps tweet, President Trump said more farm aid would be paid by tariffs, which are paid by U.S. consumers.
Health care is the top concern for Nevada's Culinary Workers Union
The union, which represents most hospitality workers on the Las Vegas Strip, has 60,000 members.
Warren drafts document to release people from NDAs with Bloomberg
During the presidential debate Wednesday, Warren called on Bloomberg to release people from NDAs in a contentious exchange.
Doug Collins won't accept DNI nomination if asked by Trump
Collins is challenging Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler in a primary and said that he would decline the nomination if asked.
Trump complains "Parasite" won best picture Oscar
"We've got enough problems with South Korea with trade," Trump said. "On top of that, they give them best movie of the year. Was it good? I don't know."
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Trump complains "Parasite" won best picture Oscar
"We've got enough problems with South Korea with trade," Trump said. "On top of that, they give them best movie of the year. Was it good? I don't know."
LeBron James's media company accused of infringing trademark
A youth-focused nonprofit says the NBA star's company improperly used its slogan, "I am more than an athlete."
Neil Young pens open letter to President Trump
Young also revealed the candidate he is supporting: "His initials are BS. Not his policies"
Meghan and Harry to step down March 31
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will officially step down as senior members of the royal family on March 31. But it's still unclear if they'll be able to use the "Sussex Royal" brand to sell products. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
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Google secretly monitors millions of schoolkids: lawsuit
New Mexico AG claims the company uses its dominance in educational software to track millions of future customers.
Nevada Democrats to caucus workers: "Don't make early dinner plans"
CBS News obtained the Nevada Democratic Party's caucus worker tech plan to replace the Shadow app and it's pretty much just a Google Doc loaded onto an iPad.
Job hunters face a new hurdle: Impressing AI
Artificial intelligence is increasingly deciding whether you're fit for a job, but some experts call it "snake oil."
Is artificial intelligence making racial profiling worse?
Cops use high-tech "predictive policing" tools to zero on on potential wrongdoing before it happens. But who pays the price?
Tesla tricked into speeding with simple electrical tape
A security firm says its car test highlights some of the potential pitfalls of automated driving systems.
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46,000-year-old bird found in Siberia
Along with the ancient bird, scientists are also studying an 18,000-year-old puppy and other extremely old specimens.
MIT develops plan to deflect "planet-killer" asteroids
If an asteroid appears to be speeding towards Earth, scientists would rather not use nuclear weapons to deflect it.
Climate change could wipe out coral reef habitats in decades
"By 2100, it's looking quite grim," the lead researcher said.
Nature up close: Marine biology at Monterey Bay
The waters off the California town made famous by John Steinbeck's "Cannery Row" feature one of the most productive and diverse marine ecosystems in the world
Jeff Bezos pledges $10 billion to combat climate change
"We can save Earth," but countries, companies and individuals must work together, Amazon founder says.
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Officials letting last virus-free passengers leave cruise ship
The quarantined cruise ship docked at Yokohama, near Tokyo, had the biggest cluster of COVID-19 cases outside China. Two passengers died.
Health care is the top concern for Nevada's Culinary Workers Union
The union, which represents most hospitality workers on the Las Vegas Strip, has 60,000 members.
"Wartime" steps as inspectors in Wuhan search for all virus cases
There are now tens of thousands of confirmed cases globally and more than 2,200 deaths — most of them in mainland China.
Illinois bill aims to remove religious exemptions for vaccines
The bill would also allow minors age 14 and older to get a vaccine, "regardless of whether the minor's parent or guardian consents."
"CBS This Morning" podcast covers women's heart health
Cardiologist Dr. Jennifer Mieres joins CBS News medical contributor and cardiologist Dr. Tara Narula to discuss risk factors and symptoms of heart disease in women.
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Trump suggests more farm bailouts as China purchases fall short
In an all-caps tweet, President Trump said more farm aid would be paid by tariffs, which are paid by U.S. consumers.
Google secretly monitors millions of schoolkids: lawsuit
New Mexico AG claims the company uses its dominance in educational software to track millions of future customers.
There are now more than 7,000 craft brewers in the U.S. alone
In 2018, domestic sales reached a record $27.6 billion, representing 24% of the American beer market.
Warren drafts document to release people from NDAs with Bloomberg
During the presidential debate Wednesday, Warren called on Bloomberg to release people from NDAs in a contentious exchange.
Kia recalls 200,000 SUVs and vans for electrical problems
Owners should park outside and away from structures because of the risk of an electrical short and fire.
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Lori Vallow, mother of missing Idaho kids, arrested in Hawaii
Joshua "JJ" Vallow, 7, and Tylee Ryan, 17, haven't been seen since late September. Police say Lori Vallow and her new husband have lied about the kids' whereabouts and even their existence.
Amie Harwick was texting with friend just before police say she was killed
Days before she was killed she told friends she feared ex-boyfriend Gareth Pursehouse, now charged with her murder.
Bodycam video shows shootout at Jersey City kosher grocery
Footage captures intense exchanges during hours-long shootout in December that left three dead inside the store and killed the two suspects.
Tennessee man executed by electric chair for killing fellow inmate
Nicholas Sutton, 58, was sentenced to death in 1986 for killing an inmate during a conflict in an East Tennessee prison. Sutton was serving time there for killing three people when he was 18 years old.
Friend of Ohio mass shooter sentenced on gun charges
The sentencing comes after a 24-year-old opened fire in a popular nightlife district, killing nine and injuring 27.
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MIT develops plan to deflect "planet-killer" asteroids
If an asteroid appears to be speeding towards Earth, scientists would rather not use nuclear weapons to deflect it.
SpaceX teams up on plans to launch space tourists
The first private space mission could launch by the end of next year, Space Adventures announced.
SpaceX rocket misses landing
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with a thrice-flown first stage vaulted into space Monday from Florida, releasing a fifth set of 60 Starlink internet relay satellites in an ongoing commercial initiative to provide broadband access around the world. As usual, SpaceX attempted to recover the rocket's first stage, but the booster missed its target, the drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You," and instead landed in the water nearby.
SpaceX launches 60 satellites — but rocket booster misses landing
SpaceX has launched 300 Starlink satellites and will begin initial service after another 420 reach orbit later this year.
Cargo ship launched to the International Space Station
The unpiloted Cygnus cargo ship will deliver nearly 7,500-pounds of supplies and equipment, including the first scanning electron microscope ever carried to orbit.
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Now a father, the younger brother of William and sixth in line to the British throne wants to do things his way.
Deadliest infectious diseases in the world, ranked
It's not yet clear how the new coronavirus outbreak will stack up against the world's deadliest infectious diseases.
Evidence in the murder of Dr. Teresa Sievers
A look at the physical and digital evidence that led to the arrests and convictions of Jimmy Ray Rodgers and Curtis Wayne Wright in the Florida doctor's 2015 murder.
Best Picture nominees that should have won the Oscar
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Oscar best picture winners ranked from worst to best
We ranked every Oscars best picture winner in history according to their Rotten Tomatoes ratings
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Germany faces chancellor succession crisis
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is trying to prepare a successor as she gets ready to step down next year, but her handpicked choice, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, is resigning. Jeff Rathke of Johns Hopkins University joined CBSN to break down Germany's succession crisis and what it could mean for Europe.
Rodney Robinson on his trailblazer
For Black History Month, we're hearing from trailblazers about who has inspired them. Rodney Robinson, 2019 National Teacher of the Year, discussed how activist Fred Hampton inspired him to become a change maker. Hampton became a field secretary for the NAACP at age 17, the same age as many of Robinson’s students. “I'll often tell my students you're never too young to have a voice ... If you see change that needs to be made in your community, you are the change agent.”
U.S. and Taliban set to sign peace deal
The U.S. and Taliban appear to be on the verge of signing a historic peace deal. The agreement calls for a "reduction of violence" across Afghanistan for seven days. If the Taliban hold back attacks, a peace deal will be signed. CBS News foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata joins CBSN from London to report the latest developments.
How millennials will reshape U.S. politics
The new book "The Ones We've Been Waiting For: How a New Generation of Leaders Will Transform America" details how the life experiences of millennials led to the surge of political participation following President Trump's election in 2016. Author Charlotte Alter joined CBSN to explain what millennials have been through and why it's pushing some to a more socialist platform.
Roger Stone's lawyers request new trial
Roger Stone's lawyers have requested a new trial based on allegations of political bias. The prison term for President Trump's longtime ally has been deferred until the judge rules on the request. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joined CBSN to discuss the case and give us the latest on the sexual assault and rape trial of Harvey Weinstein.
