The U.S. is home to more than 40,000 Chinese restaurants, but what's in your local take-out order bears little resemblance to the many types of cuisine in China. Now, two Americans are taking American-style Chinese east to China. Seth Doane reports.
Among the most talked-about films are "American Sniper," "Selma" and "Into the Woods." Vanity Fair's digital director Mike Hogan joins "CBS This Morning" to look at the holiday films worth seeing or skipping.
"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the day's headlines from around the globe.
Deep inside Microsoft's brand new device laboratory outside Seattle, hundreds of designers are spending millions of dollars to perfect something we've all been using since grade school -- the pen. Meanwhile, startups like MailLift are building an entire company on the power of handwriting. John Blackstone reports on the companies that are betting big on rewriting the future.
The White House is working to address the controversial new voter regulations in Georgia, which opponents say are aimed at making it harder for minorities to vote. Christina Ruffini reports.
Five tornadoes were reported in Texas, eight reported in Arkansas and one each in Mississippi and Tennessee as the storm carved a path of destruction. Nancy Chen has the latest.
The opening arguments come more than 10 months after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Jamie Yuccas reports.
A year ago, CBS News interviewed people about the financial struggles caused by the coronavirus. Jericka Duncan checks in with them to see how they are doing now.
Innovative Express Care won't be giving out COVID-19 vaccines after the city of Chicago cut the clinic off. Charlie De Mar explains why.
Record U.S. oil production is driving global supply up and prices down to less than $60 a barrel, but many in the industry fear this boom could ultimately end in a bust. That has oil-dependent communities like Seminole, Oklahoma, fearing tough times ahead. Vicente Arenas reports.
The New Jersey governor says that before the U.S. and Cuba restore diplomatic relations, President Obama should demand the return of an American fugitive. Margaret Brennan reports on the story of Joanne Chesimard, an accused cop killer who found asylum in Cuba.
"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the day's headlines from around the globe.
An independent judge ruled there was insufficient evidence to find that the Heisman Trophy winner violated the student code of conduct. A woman accused Winston two years ago. Vinita Nair reports.
Winter weather is threatening travel plans for millions trying to get home for the holidays. Parts of Colorado are bracing for up to two feet of snow. Danielle Niles of Boston station WBZ gives the latest forecast.
Former CIA deputy director and CBS News senior security contributor Mike Morell joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the U.S. response to the Sony hacking.
Ramsey was named co-chairman of President Obama's task force on policing. He joins "CBS This Morning" from Philadelphia to discuss the recent NYPD shootings.
Amateur video captured the frantic scene as paramedics desperately tried to save the lives of officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos. They were shot "execution style" in their patrol car. Dozens of people held a vigil at the shooting scene to honor their memory. Don Dahler reports.
British singer songwriter Sir Elton John married David Furnish over the weekend after the U.K legalized same-sex marriage in March 2014. And Amy Adams stars as an unsung artist who helped deceive the art world. Wendy Gillette has that and more in your Eye on Entertainment.
The shipping giant expects to deliver 34 million packages today, the most in its history. Also, gas prices stay at a five-year low, down 25-cents in just two weeks. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.
A new study examines the effects of maternal depression on teenagers. And, Americans are doing a little bit better staying out of the bakery aisle. Eboni Williams has a look at the day's top health stories.
The NYPD is tracing the steps of a gunman who killed two of its officers back to Baltimore, where he shot his ex-girlfriend earlier in the day. Police say the killer may have acted out of vengeance over recent deaths of black men during encounters with police; and, for a century, people have told the tale of a yuletide ceasefire soccer game in the middle of World War I. German and British soldiers briefly stopped shooting at each other, met and mingled in the no-man's land between their lines.
Wikileaks has released what it says is the secret CIA handbook on how to get around security systems at international airports. CBS News senior national security analyst Juan Zarate explains what challenges that could present.
Heavy rains and extremely high tides, known as “king tides,” are bringing floods and possibly more mudslides to northern California. KPIX-TV's Mark Kelly reports.
For a century, people have told the tale of a yuletide ceasefire soccer game in the middle of World War I. German and British soldiers briefly stopped shooting at each other, met and mingled in the no-man's land between their lines. Mark Phillips reports.
Retailers are cautiously optimistic this weekend, with just three shopping days left before Christmas. Nearly one in four shoppers waited until deep into holiday season to finish their shopping this year. Mark Albert reports.
