South Korea races to contain outbreak as virus fears slam stocks
The spread of COVID-19 in China appears to be slowing, but with clusters growing elsewhere, the U.S. is mounting a multi-billion dollar battle against the disease.
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Reported virus cases spike as Europe sees its first major outbreak
There are over 79,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — most of them in mainland China — but Iran, South Korea and Italy have emerged as new hotspots.
Trump's quick India visit gets serious
After a day of pageantry, the president and his host, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, talked trade and weapons deals
Coronavirus could cause U.S. drug shortages
From A to Z-Packs: Antibiotics and anesthetics especially threatened as up to 90% of their ingredients come from China.
Trump rule restricting immigration based on wealth takes effect
The stringent requirement in the regulation are expected to dramatically limit immigration from Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Dow plunges 1,000 points as coronavirus spreads
Growing fears about the widening economic impact of the outbreak sent stocks plummeting on Monday.
Trump on whirlwind, pageantry-filled visit to India
The trip is emphasizing pageantry over policy, but comes at time of rising trade tensions between the two nations.
Coronavirus affecting festivities in Italy; South Korea on "red" alert
Authorities in Italy announced that all Carnival events had been called off as the region tries to contain the outbreak. In China, more than 2,400 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
The Battle of Iwo Jima: 75 years ago
The month-long battle, one of the bloodiest of the Pacific War, was fought to take control of the Japanese island
NASA images reveal dramatic effects of heat in Antarctica
New snapshots capture the 20% loss of snow on Eagle Island after Antarctica hit a record-breaking 64.9 degrees Fahrenheit earlier this month.
Woman named world's oldest yoga teacher has died at 101
Tao Porchon-Lynch also marched twice with Mahatma Gandhi, according to her website.
California apologizes for internment of Japanese Americans
In all, 120,000 Japanese Americans were put into internment camps.
South Korea reports an eight-fold jump in viral infections
Most of them are linked to a church and a hospital in and around the nation's fourth-largest city.
California tells 7,600 to "self-quarantine" over coronavirus
Most of the 34 coronavirus cases in the U.S. are people who were evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan.
Harry and Meghan will stop using Sussex Royal this spring
The couple had intended to use Sussex Royal for their upcoming nonprofit organization.
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Lead intel agency pushes back on reports Russia is aiding Trump campaign
There are conflicting accounts of what intelligence officials told a House panel recently, a briefing that infuriated Trump
Trump's quick India visit gets serious
After a day of pageantry, the president and his host, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, were expected to talk trade but weren't expected to make much progress
Democrats slam White House coronavirus funding request
There are over 79,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — most of them in mainland China — but Iran, South Korea and Italy have emerged as new hotspots.
"A Celebration of Life" for Kobe and Gianna Bryant
Thousands showed up to honor Bryant and others killed in a helicopter crash last month.
Harvey Weinstein guilty on 2 counts, cleared of most serious charges
The verdict comes after weeks of harrowing and at times emotional testimony from six of Weinstein's accusers
Inmates describe life inside notorious cellblock
Four inmates at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman spoke to CBS News in recent days, expressing frustration as they wait to be relocated from the state's oldest prison.
Dow plunges 1,000 points as coronavirus spreads
Growing fears about the widening economic impact of the outbreak sent stocks plummeting on Monday.
Coronavirus could cause U.S. drug shortages
From A to Z-Packs: Antibiotics and anesthetics especially threatened as up to 90% of their ingredients come from China.
8 heartbreaking moments from Vanessa Bryant's tribute
"Babe, you take care of our Gigi," Vanessa Bryant said during her emotional tribute to her husband and daughter.
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South Korea races to contain outbreak as virus fears slam stocks
The spread of COVID-19 in China appears to be slowing, but with clusters growing elsewhere, the U.S. is mounting a multi-billion dollar battle against the disease.
Reported virus cases spike as Europe sees its first major outbreak
There are over 79,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — most of them in mainland China — but Iran, South Korea and Italy have emerged as new hotspots.
Trump's quick India visit gets serious
After a day of pageantry, the president and his host, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, talked trade and weapons deals
Coronavirus could cause U.S. drug shortages
From A to Z-Packs: Antibiotics and anesthetics especially threatened as up to 90% of their ingredients come from China.
Trump rule restricting immigration based on wealth takes effect
The stringent requirement in the regulation are expected to dramatically limit immigration from Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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South Korea races to contain outbreak as virus fears slam stocks
The spread of COVID-19 in China appears to be slowing, but with clusters growing elsewhere, the U.S. is mounting a multi-billion dollar battle against the disease.
Reported virus cases spike as Europe sees its first major outbreak
There are over 79,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — most of them in mainland China — but Iran, South Korea and Italy have emerged as new hotspots.
Lead intel agency pushes back on reports Russia is aiding Trump
There are conflicting accounts of what intelligence officials told a House panel recently, a briefing that infuriated Trump.
Supreme court denies Rodney Reed appeal
The court did leave open the possibility for another appeal following the outcome of upcoming hearings, which could lead to a new trial.
Michael Jordan delivers tribute to Kobe Bryant at memorial
"When Kobe Bryant died, a piece of me died," Jordan said. "As I look in this arena and across the globe, a piece of you died."
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Trump's quick India visit gets serious
After a day of pageantry, the president and his host, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, talked trade and weapons deals
2020 Daily Trail Markers: South Carolina Democratic debate edition
What to watch for from the candidates in Tuesday night's debate.
Nevada caucuses: With all precincts in, Sanders in first with 46.8%
Biden is still in second, with about 20% support, followed by Buttigieg, with 14.3%.
How to watch the Democratic debate in South Carolina
Tuesday's debate is the last one before the South Carolina primary Saturday — and before voters in 16 states and territories go to the polls on Super Tuesday, March 3.
Trump rule restricting immigration based on wealth takes effect
The stringent requirement in the regulation are expected to dramatically limit immigration from Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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Michael Jordan delivers tribute to Kobe Bryant at memorial
"When Kobe Bryant died, a piece of me died," Jordan said. "As I look in this arena and across the globe, a piece of you died."
Jussie Smollett denies fabricating hate crime
Jussie Smollett is on the defensive again, as he fights off new charges that he lied to police and staged a hate crime. Smollett’s original charges were dropped, but a grand jury recently indicted him on six new charges of disorderly conduct that were linked to the old case. Dean Reynolds reports.
Weinstein to spend first night behind bars
Harvey Weinstein is spending his first night behind bars in New York City, after being convicted of rape and criminal sexual act for assaults on two women. Though he was acquitted of the most serious charges, "predatory sexual assault," Weinstein, who is 67, could still face decades in prison. Weinstein was once one of Hollywood's most powerful men, who could make or break careers. His conviction today represents a milestone in the #MeToo movement. Jericka Duncan reports.
Weistein found guilty on 2 counts
The closely-watched trial of disgraced Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein case to a close on Monday after he was convicted of two counts. A jury found Weinstein guilty of criminal sexual act in the first degree and rape in the third degree. He was acquitted on more serious charges of predatory sexual assault. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins CBSN to explain the verdict.
YouTuber fakes Bali vacation with Ikea pictures
In a video she later posted to YouTube, she revealed the Instagram photos were all fictitious.
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Coronavirus has Amazon scrambling to fill inventories, report says
Some sellers on the platform are cutting back on online ads to make sure they don't run out of stock, New York Times says.
Epic, the software company that's changed the sharing of medical records (including, probably, yours)
The Wisconsin company, led by one of the richest self-made women in the world, is using technology to free up doctors and make patient records more transportable
LAPD pursues data-driven policing despite controversy
Los Angeles police are convinced big data can help fight crime, even after shutting down a program that activists said targeted minorities unfairly.
"Mad" Mike Hughes dies in rocket crash
Hughes believed the Earth is flat, and wanted to prove it by taking pictures from a homemade rocket.
Americans turn to crowdfunding to pay medical bills
1 in 5 Americans report contributing to a medical-related crowdfunding campaign for friends, family, even strangers.
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NASA images reveal dramatic effects of heat in Antarctica
New snapshots capture the 20% loss of snow on Eagle Island after Antarctica hit a record-breaking 64.9 degrees Fahrenheit earlier this month.
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
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South Korea races to contain outbreak as virus fears slam stocks
The spread of COVID-19 in China appears to be slowing, but with clusters growing elsewhere, the U.S. is mounting a multi-billion dollar battle against the disease.
Reported virus cases spike as Europe sees its first major outbreak
There are over 79,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — most of them in mainland China — but Iran, South Korea and Italy have emerged as new hotspots.
Coronavirus could cause U.S. drug shortages
From A to Z-Packs: Antibiotics and anesthetics especially threatened as up to 90% of their ingredients come from China.
Dow plunges 1,000 points as coronavirus spreads
Growing fears about the widening economic impact of the outbreak sent stocks plummeting on Monday.
Coronavirus affecting festivities in Italy; South Korea on "red" alert
Authorities in Italy announced that all Carnival events had been called off as the region tries to contain the outbreak. In China, more than 2,400 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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Coronavirus has Amazon scrambling to fill inventories, report says
Some sellers on the platform are cutting back on online ads to make sure they don't run out of stock, New York Times says.
Vegan version of Cadbury chocolate reportedly in works
Maker of classic candy will only admit it's "very aware of" vegan trend and is working on "more great-tasting choices."
Bob Moore, founder of Bob's Red Mill, on his recipe for success
While in his 50s he walked into a library on a whim, and picked up a book that would change the course of his life, to become a major player in the natural and organic foods industry
Epic, the software company that's changed the sharing of medical records (including, probably, yours)
The Wisconsin company, led by one of the richest self-made women in the world, is using technology to free up doctors and make patient records more transportable
Wells Fargo to pay $3 billion for phony-account scandal
Bank settles over widespread abuse of millions of customers of its banking, auto-lending and mortgage businesses.
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Supreme court denies Rodney Reed appeal
The court did leave open the possibility for another appeal following the outcome of upcoming hearings, which could lead to a new trial.
Jussie Smollett pleads not guilty to new charges
Smollett's attorneys are seeking to have the charges dismissed on double jeopardy grounds.
Inmates at Parchman's Unit 29 describe life inside notorious cellblock
Four inmates at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman spoke to CBS News in recent days, expressing frustration as they wait to be relocated from the state's oldest prison.
Harvey Weinstein guilty on 2 counts, cleared of most serious charges
The verdict comes after weeks of harrowing and at times emotional testimony from six of Weinstein's accusers.
Drew Carey says ex-fiancee "didn't deserve to die like she did"
Drew Carey opened up for the first time on his weekly satellite radio show with a tearful tribute to his former fiancée, Hollywood therapist Amie Harwick.
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Katherine Johnson, NASA "Hidden Figures" math whiz, dies at 101
Johnson was famously depicted by actress Taraji P. Henson in the 2016 Oscar-nominated movie "Hidden Figures."
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.
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Jason Corbett murder: A look at the evidence
In August 2015, former FBI agent Tom Martens and his daughter Molly Corbett admitted killing her Irish-born husband Jason Corbett, insisting they beat him in self-defense
All about Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
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
Unlike "Parasite," these critically acclaimed movies were denied the highest honor in the biz. Did the Academy get it wrong?
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Al Gore kicks off voter registration campaign
Former Vice President Al Gore launched a voter registration campaign focusing on the youth vote, their concern about the climate crisis, and defeating President Trump. Ken Berlin, the CEO of Gore's The Reality Action Fund, joins CBSN to discuss the campaign.
Sanders faces backlash over Castro comments
With the South Carolina primaries just days away, Democratic candidates are making their final pitch to voters there. Democratic strategist Robby Mook and Republican strategist Terry Sullivan join CBSN to break down the response to Senator Sanders' comments about Fidel Castro, and discuss the upcoming showdown in South Carolina.
Social media & possible election interference
Facebook is investigating suspicious activity surrounding the Bernie Sanders campaign. Meanwhile, Twitter has suspended dozens of accounts supporting Michael Bloomberg. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joins CBSN to discuss potential 2020 election interference and how social media platforms are handling it.
Saudi Arabia infiltrated Twitter: Report
The Justice Department charged two former Twitter employees with spying for Saudi Arabia last year. BuzzFeed reporter Alex Kantrowitz joins CBSN to discuss how they were able to do it and what the FBI investigation alleges.
Bob Moore, founder of Bob's Red Mill
At 91, Bob Moore is an unexpected celebrity in the natural and organic foods industry, as the face of the company he founded, Bob's Red Mill. He talks with correspondent Luke Burbank about his recipe for success.
