Billboard Magazine’s Andrew Hampp was at the big reveal of Jay Z’s star-studded event for the launch of his new music streaming service, Tidal. Hampp joins CBSN to breaks down the possible impact of the streaming service on the industry.
Police took no chances when two men dressed as women drove an SUV toward a security gate outside the National Security Agency in Maryland. A firefight ensued and one suspect was killed, the other seriously injured. Jeff Pegues reports.
House Republicans want Hillary Clinton to give up her server for a review. But a letter from her lawyer made it clear that won't happen. As Nancy Cordes reports, Clinton's server has already been erased, fueling more controversy about the potential 2016 presidential candidate.
“No one made the Senate come alive like Ted Kennedy,” said President Obama during the dedication ceremony for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate in Boston. The institute includes a replica of the Senate floor to be used by students. Chip Reid reports.
Talks aimed at stopping Iran from making a nuclear bomb are going right down to the wire. Substantial differences remain, less than 24 hours before the deadline. Margaret Brennan reports from Switzerland.
The prosecution in the Boston Marathon bombing trial rested its case Monday after presenting some of the most disturbing evidence yet against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The testimony and graphic autopsy pictures brought several jurors to tears. Elaine Quijano reports.
Indiana lawmakers are considering possible amendments to a controversial new law, which set off protests over the weekend. Supporters say the law is meant to protect religious freedom but critics worry it'll lead to discrimination. Adriana Diaz reports.
German prosecutors say Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot who flew a Germanwings jetliner into the side of a mountain, had been treated as a suicide risk "for an extended period of time" before he received a pilot's license. Allen Pizzey reports.
A new "Religious Freedom" bill signed into law on Monday is drawing fierce opposition and support all across the country.
Federal Agents responsible for investigating Silk Road are charged with stealing bitcoins from the illegal site. "48 Hours" correspondent Michele Sigona reports.
There is no single story that can describe the coronavirus pandemic. It's best told in the millions of individual experiences from a year like no other.
Newly released data on breast cancer could help doctors better identify the risks and treatment options for patients. Teri Okita reports.
Hundreds of migrants are being dropped off in a small Arizona town, hours from the nearest shelter.
We take a look at the background on comedian Trevor Noah, who will replace Jon Stewart as host of the Daily Show. Director David Paul Meyer shares some of his personal and professional experiences with the new anchor.
More than 1,000 women are keeping journals about the hardships of the pandemic for the National Women's History Museum. Chip Reid shares more.
Pro Surfer Mark Healey took a dramatic dive off a boat during a major storm.
Astronaut Reid Wiseman captured video of dramatic flashes of lightning over Houston while aboard the International Space Station.
President Obama says today's policymakers could learn a lot about compromise from the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Massachusetts.
Haaland spoke about what it means for Native Americans to have a seat at the table as she leads the U.S. Department of the Interior.
HTC is developing new technology for an immersive virtual reality experience. CNET's Dan Ackerman sits down with HTC America President Jason Mackenzie to preview the product.
The prosecution played dramatic, never-before-seen video of the ambulance team arriving to save George Floyd's life during the trial of Derek Chauvin on Thursday. Jamie Yuccas reports.
Authorities say two people inside an SUV tried to ram a gate leading into Fort Meade in Maryland. CBS News correspondent Julianna Goldman joins CBSN with the latest.
The llamas that led authorities on a wild chase in Arizona last month are retiring from public life. CBSN's Meg Oliver and John Dickerson have more.
Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."
Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad gave a rare, wide-ranging interview to "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose. Rose joins CBSN with more on his talk with the Syrian leader.
