Big companies paying little to no federal income tax
Last year's cuts in corporate tax rates is looking like a boon for giants from Amazon and Netflix to GM and U.S. Steel
Last year's cuts in corporate tax rates is looking like a boon for giants from Amazon and Netflix to GM and U.S. Steel
The incident happened during routine training Tuesday morning
About 1,700 machinists walk out as the plant's new owner institutes mandatory overtime and lower wages for new hires
Court asks Tesla CEO why he should not be held in contempt after he tweets: "Something is broken with SEC oversight"
President Trump has arrived in Vietnam for his second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. They're expected to discuss denuclearizing the Korean peninsula. Jim Walsh, a research associate at MIT's Security Studies Program, joins CBSN to explain what's at stake.
Ratings were up for the Academy Awards in 2019 compared to a historic low last year. CBSN's Anne-Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers have details.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings called the separations a "national emergency"
New Jersey high school students mobilized to get the Civil Rights Cold Case Records Collection Act passed, and President Trump signed it into law. Hightstown High School teacher Stuart Wexler and former student Oslene Johnson join CBSN to talk about the journey.
"It feels very odd to me that you and your company would consider hiring someone with Mr. Lasseter's pattern of misconduct," she wrote
An Amtrak train with 183 people on board was stranded for more than 36 hours in the Pacific Northwest. The train was headed from Seattle to Los Angeles Sunday when it hit a tree that fell on the tracks and stopped abruptly in a remote area near Oakridge, Oregon. No one was hurt.
Federal Reserve Chairman expects economic growth to weaken this year, but says the job market remains strong
"Leaving Neverland," set to air on HBO this weekend, focuses on two men who claim the pop icon repeatedly molested them throughout their adolescence
Nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan have long fought over the disputed Kashmir region, but the tensions are boiling over now after a "pre-emptive" Indian strike across the border.
The bill now goes to the Republican-controlled Senate, where it could become a thorny issue for some GOP senators
Federal judges bless one of biggest media marriages ever, deciding no harm to competition in booming pay-TV market
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President Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen is expected to testify before Congress that Mr. Trump broke the law while in office. CBS News Washington correspondent Paula Reid and CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes joined CBSN to discuss the implications.
President Trump says there is "no rush" for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons ahead of a second summit with Kim Jong Un. CBS News correspondent Steven Portnoy and State Department reporter Christina Ruffini explain what each side is hoping to gain out of the meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft allegedly visited a Florida massage parlor for sex acts twice just before the team's AFC Championship win. Kraft is among hundreds of people accused of soliciting prostitution as part of a crackdown on alleged sex trafficking. Omar Villafranca reports.
President Trump landed in Hanoi Tuesday for his second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The president has expressed cautious optimism about what might be achieved this week. Jim Walsh of MIT's Security Studies Program joins CBSN with analysis.
Police are not sure how it occurred
Senior member of the Islamic insurgent group joins the talks, which could add momentum, but there are still major sticking points
The new tax law put significant limits on many deductions, but that doesn't mean you should ignore them
The deputy attorney general is expected to leave his post in mid-March
For the first time, the FBI is speaking out about seizing artifacts from a vast collection gathered by an Indiana man, Don Miller, in 2014. But their careful planning couldn't prepare them for another, more disturbing discovery. Anna Werner reports.