The FDA is warning about harmful dietary supplements. The agency is alerting consumers about false claims, unknown ingredients, and potentially harmful products. Americans spent more than $40 billion on supplements last year, and three out of four Americans regularly take a supplement. Dr. David Agus joins "CBS This Morning" with more on the supplement regulation.
Imagine climbing to the top of a peak more than five miles high, an elevation mountaineers call the death zone. Now think about skiing all the way down. Jan Crawford hit the slopes with Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison, a couple who just got into the record books by doing exactly that.
Howard X said the real reason he was forced to leave Vietnam was being "born with a face and looking like Kim Jong Un, that's the real crime"
Howard X said the real reason he was forced to leave Vietnam was being "born with a face and looking like Kim Jong Un, that's the real crime"
R&B singer R. Kelly’s arrest on Friday on 10 sexual abuse charges came just weeks after the series "Surviving R. Kelly" debuted on Lifetime. “Surviving R. Kelly” executive producer Dream Hampton and New York Times journalist Jodi Kantor, whose reporting on Harvey Weinstein led to the Me Too movement, join "CBS This Morning" to discuss whether this case is just the tip of the iceberg.
Billionaire says the rich should pay more taxes to fix growing income inequality -- "I'm fine with it," he told CNBC
70-year-old Edwin Hardeman alleges that use of the weed killer on his 56-acre property is linked to his cancer
When he finished his five-minute impromptu speech, stunned senators sat in awkward silence.
Consumers urged to check freezers after recall of frozen pork dinners from retailers nationwide
Victims call for a zero-tolerance policy from the Vatican, but say the Catholic Church still has not laid out concrete steps to stop sex abuse by clergy
"CBS This Morning" is partnering with LinkedIn for our continuing series, Work in Progress, which explores the future of the American workforce. About six million employees worldwide reportedly received a fitness tracker as part of a work wellness program last year. It's an increase of four milllion in two years. LinkedIn senior editor-at-large Jessi Hempel joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the trend.
Pope Francis is calling for an "all-out battle" against sex abuse in the Catholic Church. He addressed nearly 200 bishops and senior leaders at the end of a four-day sex abuse summit in Rome Sunday. After the Pope's speech, the Vatican said it would publish a guidebook for bishops that will help them understand their "duties and task" on abuse. Nikki Battiste spoke with three clergy abuse survivors to get their reactions.
The Academy Awards were a celebration of inclusion, as women, immigrants and artists of color took home a record number of Oscars. Four separate films took home the lions share of the awards, including "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Green Book," and "Roma." "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Kevin Frazier reports.
Many of the biggest names are already factoring global warming into wide-ranging aspects of their operations
Cheri Marchionda was traveling alone for work when a man got access to her room at an Iowa Embassy Suites Hotel and sexually assaulted her in 2014. She just settled a civil suit against the hotel management and owner. Dana Jacobson spoke with Marchionda about her traumatic experience, only on "CBS This Morning."
It's a $1.5 billion mystery that could cost the state of South Carolina tens of millions. In October, someone bought a winning Mega Millions ticket, but the winner has not come forward. The person now has less than 60 days left to claim the prize. Anna Werner reports.
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America has a new and growing class of homeless. In cities across the country, rents are spiking, while wages lag behind. Now long-time residents are being suddenly priced out of their homes and pushed out onto the street. Many end up struggling to survive in the shadows, sleeping in their cars, hidden from plain view and defying the conventional stereotypes of homelessness. CBSN Originals goes to Los Angeles to meet families facing upheaval because of this housing crisis. To watch the full CBSN Originals documentary Priced Out... Читать дальше...
The April 19 deadline is approaching for the second largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history
It's a $1.5 billion mystery that could cost the state of South Carolina tens of millions. In October, someone bought a winning Mega Millions ticket, but the winner has not come forward. The person now has less than 60 days left to claim the prize. Anna Werner reports.
Cheri Marchionda was traveling alone for work when a man got access to her room at an Iowa Embassy Suites Hotel and sexually assaulted her in 2014. She just settled a civil suit against the hotel management and owner. Dana Jacobson spoke with Marchionda about her traumatic experience, only on "CBS This Morning."
The statement, which was reviewed by The Associated Press, has 58 signatures from prominent former officials
The statement, which was reviewed by The Associated Press, has 58 signatures from prominent former officials
The Oscars ceremony turned into a record-breaking night for diversity. People of color won a majority of the four acting Oscars for the first time in Academy Award history. Women picked up 15 trophies, the most ever. "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Kevin Frazier reports.
The Oscars ceremony turned into a record-breaking night for diversity. People of color won a majority of the four acting Oscars for the first time in Academy Award history. Women picked up 15 trophies, the most ever. “Entertainment Tonight” co-host Kevin Frazier reports.
