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The Reykjavik Index measures how people feel about women in power. As well as measuring the perceived legitimacy of male and female leadership in politics and professions, it also provides a measure of how men and women differ in their views and the extent to which gender is a non-issue when debating the suitability of individuals for positions of power. We launch the Reykjavik Index for Leadership, powered by Kantar, in 2018 with a focus on the G7 nations with the addition of Brazil,India and Kenya.

The Fed has raised interest rates four times this year, meaning it believes the economy is still growing rapidly despite stock market turmoil. However, the central bank plans to raise rates more slowly in 2019.

60 Minutes reports on the wolves that roam Yellowstone National Park, and the people who flock there to catch a glimpse of them. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ET and 7 p.m. PT on CBS

Police say Montae Nicholson and his girlfriend were involved in an argument that escalated into a physical assault

New Yorkers wind up in a $4,200 hole on average, while Seattle renters still have $1,700 after Santa is long gone

A Huntington Bank branch in Ohio spoiled an electric company worker's first payday at his new job

Animal rights activists say they're worried about the state of the animals and haven't been allowed to see them

Animal rights activists say they're worried about the state of the animals and haven't been allowed to see them

House Speaker Paul Ryan lamented "our broken politics" and decried the rise of "outrage as a brand" during his farewell speech Wednesday. He offered no answers but said it was a challenge he'd spend "more time wrestling with in my next chapter."

In 2012, Steve Kroft reported on the Chinese telecom giant's pursuit of building the next generation of digital networks in the U.S. and how it prompted an outcry in Washington.

Chicago drug trafficker Pedro Flores began his testimony in the El Chapo trial and gave riveting details about drug operations with the United States, including how Pedro and his twin brother hid the cocaine in wealthy New York City neighborhoods. Legal analyst Rikki Klieman joined CBSN to break down Flores' testimony.

More than one-third of American women reported skipping needed medical care because of the cost

"While American patience in confronting radical Islam may wane, the radical Islamists' passion to kill Americans and our allies never wavers," Sen. Lindsey Graham said

"While American patience in confronting radical Islam may wane, the radical Islamists' passion to kill Americans and our allies never wavers," Sen. Lindsey Graham said

Outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan bemoans state of politics in America in his farewell speech today

The New York Times reports Facebook shared extensive user data with top technology companies without asking users' permission. CBS News' Tony Dokoupil has details on the report, and CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joins CBSN to explain what information was shared and what consequences the company may face.

The labor market is changing faster than ever before, changing the way we hire, educate and promote talent. This represents an enormous opportunity to eliminate traditional blockages in the workplace. The 21st century skills demand a different kind of approach to identifying talent. Embracing adaptability and resilience implies the need for life-long learning. Is today's education in sync with today's and future needs? How do companies, how does society and how do governments steer the process?

The New York Times reports Facebook allowed top tech companies to access user data, such as friend lists, contact information and private messages. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson explains what data was shared and how Facebook is responding.

"You have the house to yourself," Google Assistant tells a grown-up Kevin McCallister, 28 years after he was first left home alone

The ruling applies to immigrants in expedited removal proceedings

Lawsuit accuses social media giant of misleading users about the security of their personal data

Democratic leadership supports the legislation, and a top Trump aide said he may support it

UPS says returns -- mostly self-gifts -- will peak Wednesday, with 1.5 million packages sent back on that day alone

The trail takes hikers through sites significant to various religions, including the town of Cana, where the water-to-wine miracle is said to have happened

The New York Times reports Facebook shared extensive user data with top technology companies without asking users' permission. CBS News' Tony Dokoupil reports on the findings, and Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of communications at Syracuse University, joins CBSN to discuss Facebook's response and whether it's too late for the company to regain users' trust.