This Morning from CBS News, Jan. 17, 2017
Americans wonder how Trump's Obamacare replacement will effect them, as Europe and Russia wonder how "Twitter diplomacy" will translate into reality
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Americans wonder how Trump's Obamacare replacement will effect them, as Europe and Russia wonder how "Twitter diplomacy" will translate into reality
Mothers say least 15 children who lived on or near the housing community are sick with cancer, and families blame contamination from oil tanks
5 dead in all after gunfire in Mexican resort town of Playa del Carmen; officials say it's seen recent rise of influence of drug cartels
Officers searched United Airlines Flight 231 from San Diego to Denver after the pilot radioed in about the possible threat
Sales of the civil rights leader’s graphic novel “March” and his 2015 memoir “Walking With the Wind” skyrocketed following his disagreement with President-elect Trump
Barbara Lee, D-California, said inaugurations are celebrations and that “for many, many reasons, I cannot celebrate”
A gigantic gator turned heads in Florida as video captured it taking a walk through the Polk Nature Discovery Center
Sheriff says the men were overwhelmed by a combination of methane and hydrogen sulfide gas coming out of the 15-foot deep hole, and all three died
Officials at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles say a laptop stolen from a physician’s car last year may have contained personal health information for nearly 3,600 patients
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s daughter Bernice King said Americans should work on vision of love, justice "no matter who is in the White House"
Police in suburban Chicago are being sued for false arrest and excessive force after a citizen called 911 to report a man breaking into a car and driving away
As an axe looms over Obamacare, and with no details given on its replacement, many Americans are worried about losing their health insurance
Former astronaut Gene Cernan -- the last person to walk on the moon -- died on Monday in Texas at 82
A picture shows a moving van and boxes on a street outside the Obamas' new house in the D.C. neighborhood of Kalorama
The bald eagle's comeback has been so successful that the eagles are now interfering with efforts to preserve more jeopardized species