Actress Selma Blair's revelation that she has multiple sclerosis is being met by an outpouring of support. The 46-year-old star disclosed her diagnosis in an emotional Instagram post. The post is bringing new attention to MS. Dr. Tara Narula reports on the symptoms and treatments.
"This was out of the blue, once in a lifetime," Sup Dogs store owner said
The actor talks about his superstitions over his crime series' longevity, and about acting with real-life wife Chelsea Field
Mining company chief tees off on the financial pros who track it, saying "they will have to commit suicide"
The author of "Leaders: Myth and Reality" talks about what makes leaders great, and why our assumptions about leadership are flawed
The request outraged the victim's family, who accused lawyers of "playing the race card"
National Hurricane Center says Willa is major hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 155 mph and is expected to make landfall Tuesday night or Wednesday morning
Scott Bakula stars as special agent Dwayne Pride in "NCIS: New Orleans." The series will airs its 100th episode Tuesday. Bakula joins "CBS This Morning" with what viewers can expect from the upcoming episode.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal is a retired four star general who was the commander of U.S. and international forces in Afghanistan. The West Point graduate spent 34 years in the Army and is co-founder of the McChrystal Group. Now he hopes to answer the question, "What makes a leader great?" with his new book, "Leaders: Myth and Reality." He profiles 13 leaders from geniuses like Albert Einstein to visionaries like Martin Luther King Jr. McChrystal joins "CBS This Morning" with more on his new book.
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The woman said there were two reasons she ran back to her car and left the child alone on a stranger's porch
President says the U.S. will begin "cutting off, or substantially reducing" aid to three Central American nations over the migrant caravan
The president also warned that "unknown Middle Easterners" and "criminals" are mixed into the caravan
The trial, at hundreds of sites in 41 countries, followed 902 patients and studied the combination of immunotherapy and chemotherapy
In our series, School Matters, we're taking a look at teachers' salaries. Educators in five states walked off the job earlier this year demanding higher pay and increased school funding. Before the protest, we profiled teachers struggling to make ends meet in Arizona. The governor later approved a 20 percent pay raise over three years. Jamie Yuccas went back to see how one school district is getting creative to help teachers.
Mexico faces a dangerous Category 4 hurricane that could bring heavy rain to south Texas later this week. Hurricane Willa is expected to make landfall along Mexico's Pacific coast Tuesday or Wednesday. It could strengthen to a Category 5 before it hits.
Americans head to the polls two weeks from Tuesday with control of Congress and much of the president's agenda hanging in the balance. Many candidates are trying a new approach this year and are opening up to voters in intensely personal ads that go deeper than the issues. Ed O'Keefe reports.
New research is bringing hope to women with a hard-to-treat type of breast cancer. A study published over the weekend in the New England Journal of Medicine found that combining chemotherapy with an immunotherapy medicine added up to 10 months of survival time for patients with triple-negative breast cancer. Dr. David Agus joins "CBS This Morning" with more on the research.
