The wealth gap between the nations highest income families and those in the middle is the largest ever on record. Also, December 18 is the busiest day of the year for packages. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.
YouTube sensation Joey Graceffa raves about how strong his friend Natalie Anderson is and congratulates her for winning "Survivor."
The tribe has spoken, and 28-year-old Natalie Anderson has been named winner of this season of "Survivor." CBS News' Parvati Shallow was there to get reaction right after the show.
A new study found pregnant women in areas with high pollution face a higher risk of having a child with autism. And, millions of people with asthma and severe allergies may not be getting the full benefit of their medications. Omar Villafranca has some of the day's top health stories.
The last woman standing on CBS's "Survivor" takes home $1 million. Also, a stunning admission from a former "7th Heaven" actor. Suzanne Marques has those stories and more in today's Eye on Entertainment.
CBS contributor Ray Martin offers up five savvy tax moves you should make before the end of the year.
Today on "Face the Nation," as President Biden prepares to unveil the next phase of his economic agenda, the continuing threat of COVID and a growing crisis at the border may complicate his plan.
Some of this season's favorite contestants from "Survivor: San Juan Del Sur" tell CBS News about their physical fitness regimens after leaving the island.
Amid an historic policy change between the two nations, many wonder if increased relations mean more tourism and business, including cigar imports.
CBS News caught up with some of this season’s favorite contestants from "Survivor: San Juan Del Sur" to hear how they’ve been recovering since returning from the island.
CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley reports from Havana on the country's reaction to news the U.S. and Cuba will normalize diplomatic relations for the first time in more than 50 years.
In Marvel's "All New Captain America," the title character is played by a black man. And that's not the only change, Marvel has rebooted several of it's main characters with new, diverse characters. CBSN talks to Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso.
Nearly 54 years after President Eisenhower severed dimplomatic ties with the communist dictatorship, President Obama said it's time to restore ties with Cuba. Major Garrett reports on the dramatic and controversial push for change in America's relationship with Cuba. ; Sony Pictures decided to cancel the Christmas release of its upcoming comedy "The Interview". The nation's largest theater chains said they would not show the movie because of terror threats made by computer hackers who breached Sony.
CBSN takes a look at what the new U.S. regulations and relationship with Cuba mean for the travel industry.
Chicago Sun-Times film critic Richard Roeper joins CBSN to share his analysis of Sony's move to scrap the movie "The Interview". There's also more evidence today that North Korea could be behind the Sony hack.
American Alan Gross is back on U.S. soil after being released from a Cuban prison. Margaret Brennan reports on the journey that brought Gross to freedom.
Fourteen people were charged, two of them with murder, in the biggest case ever brought in the U.S. over contaminated medicine. More than 750 people in 20 states were sickened in 2012. Many with a rare form of fungal meningitis that left 64 dead. Jim Axelrod reports.
Russia's close economic ties with Cuba are being called into question after America's decision to ease its relationship with the island nation. Charlie D'Agata reports on how Russia reacted to the news.
Pope Francis played a key role in helping to broker the release of American Alan Gross. The Pope sent letters to both President Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro last summer. As the archbishop of Miami put it, Pope Francis did what popes are supposed to do, build bridges and promote peace. Allen Pizzey reports.
"CBS Evening News" anchor reports on what Cubans have been saying about U.S., Cuban moves to normalize relations; "Face the Nation" anchor Bob Schieffer gives his take on the next steps in America's relationship with Cuba.
Sony Pictures decided to cancel the Christmas release of its upcoming comedy "The Interview". The nation's largest theater chains said they would not show the movie because of terror threats made by computer hackers who breached Sony. Bob Orr reports.
The President's move infuriated some on Capitol Hill and overjoyed others. Only Congress has the power to lift the longstanding travel ban on American citizens going to Cuba. This is not an issue that breaks down neatly on partylines. Nancy Cordes reports.
Reaction was swift and strong on the streets of Little Havana in Miami in response to President Obama's change in policy toward Cuba. Vicente Arenas reports on the impact the move is having for Miami's Cuban population.
Nearly 54 years after President Eisenhower severed diplomatic ties with the communist dictatorship, President Obama said it's time to restore ties with Cuba. Major Garrett reports on the dramatic and controversial push for change in America's relationship with Cuba.
CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Bob Orr talks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst about the Pakistani Taliban's deadly attack on a school that claimed over 140 lives -- most of them children -- and how the Pakistani military is responding.
