Florida students grapple with loss after deadly shooting
Four students who survived deadly shooting share the horror of what they witnessed and remember those they lost
Four students who survived deadly shooting share the horror of what they witnessed and remember those they lost
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The rally was scheduled for next Wednesday in Ambridge, Pennsylvania
Groups met a court-ordered deadline to submit maps of boundaries for the state Supreme Court to consider adopting for this year's election
Democratic State Sen. Tony Mendoza was suspended amid a sexual misconduct allegation
Lawmakers never passed legislation to ban bump stocks after the Las Vegas massacre last fall
A former New York City high school teacher has been accused of paying students to dismantle fireworks for gunpowder so he could eventually make a bomb. His twin brother has also been arrested in the case.
Owners of homes hardest hit by the housing crash are now seeing a market revival, Zillow says
Trump's latest budget would slash the major source of public funds for mental health treatment, the Medicaid program serving more than 70 million low-income and disabled people
Just months after his 18th birthday, Nikolas Cruz went to a Florida gun store to buy a weapon. But there were limits on what he could purchase at his age
New evidence suggests warning signs about alleged Florida gunman Nikolas Cruz were overlooked. His Instagram page shows photos of weapons, including one of Cruz with a gun and knives. Jericka Duncan reports.
Young white homebuyers are taking advantage of a lending program designed to fix biased loan practices
Borneo's unique species of great ape is already critically endangered, and deadly encounters with humans are on the up
Our ongoing series, A More Perfect Union, aims to show that what unites us as Americans is far greater than what divides us. Today we look at the healing power of friendship. Twenty-one years ago, a group of women in Maryland rallied around their friend Harriet as she battled the debilitating effects of multiple sclerosis. Chip Reid speaks with "Harriet's Harem."
The largest sinkhole is nearly 20 feet wide and 35 feet deep
Waiting until the April 17 filing deadline may raise the risk of unwelcome surprises
Mo Rocca looks at the successor to Abraham Lincoln, whose battles with Congress over healing a war-ravaged nation led to his impeachment
Red Gerard is the youngest male Olympic snowboarding champion ever. The 17-year-old won a gold medal last weekend in the slopestyle event. Gerard joins "CBS This Morning" with more on his big win and what it was like to compete in the Winter Games.
Four students who survived Wednesday's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting share what they witnessed, how they will remember a heroic coach, and how they're finding strength in each other. Jeff Glor reports.
Threatening internet posts made by the Florida school shooting suspect put a spotlight on the role social media companies could play in preventing tragedies. A YouTube user says he contacted the FBI and YouTube in September when Nikolas Cruz apparently commented on a video, writing: "I'm going to be a professional school shooter." Wired editor-in-chief Nicholas Thompson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the "complicated tradeoffs" for media companies and protecting user privacy.
The Florida school shooting is reigniting the gun debate on Capitol Hill. In the wake of other mass shootings, bills to mandate background checks, prevent stalkers from buying guns and ban so-called "bump stocks" stalled in Congress. Retiring Republican lawmakers speak with Nancy Cordes about congressional inaction for Sunday's "Face the Nation."
Financing a home purchase is getting more expensive, even as home prices are at all-time highs in many cities