This Morning from CBS News, July 15, 2015
Opposition to Iran nuclear deal mounts, and Amazon's 20-year rise from startup to retail behemoth
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Ronda Rousey's take-no-prisoners approach to life
UFC fighter undefeated among sport's women, but says there's no "cuddlier, happier" person on Earth than herself -- after she beats an opponent to the ground
Inmate lauds death penalty before being executed
David Zink was put to death for sex assault and murder of 19-year-old woman, but had message for other death row inmates
Pioneering TV journalist Marlene Sanders dead at 84
Among many other firsts, longtime newswoman was first female to report for a network from Vietnam
A third of young adults too fat to join military: report
Group of retired military leaders that issued report says obesity skyrocketing among active duty personnel, as well
American League tops National League 6-3 in All-Star Game
Angels' Mike Trout hits a lead-off home run on his way to winning MVP award for second-straight year
Judge orders video of deadly C.A. police shooting released
Dashboard camera footage shows officers in Los Angeles suburb of Gardena fatally shooting unarmed man during 2013 bike theft investigation
Jury to begin deliberating in Colorado theater shooting case
After making their final arguments, prosecutors and defense lawyers left the fate of James Holmes up to jurors
Feuding couples bring embyro battles to court
Legal experts are watching several cases where splitting couples are fighting over the future of their frozen embryos
Severe storms tear through Kentucky
Authorities in Kentucky continue to search for people who might be trapped by flooding
Could Congress try to block Iran nuclear deal?
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have 60 days to review the agreement. Will they try to scuttle it?
Boston police captain's son jailed in bomb plot case
Veteran Boston cop alerted FBI to son's plans to join ISIS, detonate a bomb on a university campus
"Go Set a Watchman" hits bookstore shelves nationwide
Harper Lee's highly anticipated second novel comes five decades after the release of her critically acclaimed book, "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Police chief investigated for improper contact with girl
Parents of the teen girl say he made contact with teen by cell phone and in person for more than two years
Colorado theater shooting jury hears closing arguments
James Homes entered theater "one thing in his heart and his mind, and that was mass murder," DA says
Midterm elections preview: How might this year's vote change Washington?
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Live Updates: Michigan Democratic rift spills into public and more
Stevens endorses Rodgers amid rift with El-Sayed
The issue that could tip the scales in the Texas Senate race
Judge tosses lawsuit seeking to delay certification of Alaska Senate race
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Creditor has "taken control" of forever cruise
Shapiro says officials must "lead by example" in heated rhetoric
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Trump says U.S. still has to "take care" of more targets in Iran
