The president-elect took a bow Tuesday after General Motors said it was investing a billion dollars in its American factories, and adding about seven thousand U.S jobs. But the numbers, and who deserves the credit, are open to interpretation, reports Dean Reynolds.
Some of Donald Trump's nominees for his Cabinet are facing delays over questions about their past, reports Major Garrett.
Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed as a hoax a privately-prepared intelligence dossier that claimed Russian intelligence agencies had compromising material on President-elect Trump. Elizabeth Palmer has the details.
More Democratic members of Congress are saying they will not be attending Friday's inauguration. Most of them say they are boycotting to send a message to Mr. Trump, reports Nancy Cordes.
Less than three days before he leaves office, President Obama pardoned 64 people and shortened the sentences of 209 others -- most notably, Wikileaks leaker Chelsea Manning. Margaret Brennan has more.
Charlie Brotman was the announcer at presidential inauguration parades through 15 parades and 11 presidents. This week as president Obama passes on the torch to president-elect Trump, Brotman will pass on the mic to his successor: Steve Ray. Chip Reid has the story.
More than one in five emergency room patients face what are called "surprise medical bills," even though they went to an in-network hospital. They discover they were treated and billed by out-of-network specialists. Chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook has the details.
The prosecution team in the Derek Chauvin murder trial speak to 60 Minutes; Alexey Navalny describes the poisoning ordeal he says Vladimir Putin perpetrated; And, the curtain begins to come up for New York performing artists.
Rob Kapito co-founder, president and director of BlackRock and chairman of the global operating committee weighs in on technological disruption.
Rob Kapito co-founder, president and director of BlackRock and chairman of the global operating committee talks about trade with China and tensions surrounding China's markets.
Five days after Andrew Brown Jr. was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies in North Carolina, his family is demanding for the body cam video to be released. Manuel Bojorquez reports.
Rob Kapito co-founder, president and director of BlackRock and chairman of the global operating committee talks with CBS News about how the new administration may affect change in the market.
Matt Damon and Gary White of water.org sit down with CBS News to talk about the importance of tackling the water crisis.
People usually get their refunds within three weeks, but this year is proving complicated for nearly 30 million filers.
Denzel Washington, who's won two Oscars and two Golden Globes, shares with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts where he got his glide-stride style of walking.
These 8 billionaires control as much wealth as the poorest half of humanity, or 3.6 billion people.
IMF ups growth forecast for U.S. economy; China's Xi Jinping touts globalization; and U.K. Prime Minister vows to control immigration. These headlines and more from CBS MoneyWatch.
Denzel Washington is one of Hollywood's highest-grossing actors. He's won two Oscars and two Golden Globes. Washington directed and starred in his latest film, "Fences." It's expected to have a successful night at the Academy Awards. Washington joins "CBS This Morning" with more on his film and incredible career.
Veronica Roth's bestselling "Divergent" series has sold more 35 million copies worldwide. All three books were turned into blockbuster movies. Roth joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss her next young adult novel, "Carve the Mark," the first book in a two-part science fiction fantasy series.
At the 2017 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump adviser and founder of SkyBridge Capital Anthony Scaramucci talks with CBS News about the incoming administration's planned relationship with China and the need for what he calls "symmetrical" free trade.
In an interview with CBS News, Trump adviser and founder of SkyBridge Capital Anthony Scaramucci comments on the controversy surrounding those backing out of the inauguration of President-elect Trump.
At the 2017 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump adviser and founder of SkyBridge Capital Anthony Scaramucci discusses criticism of the president-elect and Mr. Trump's plans to create an effective relationship with the EU and the press.
A new poll from the University of Michigan found parents rely on three main criteria to decide if their child is too sick for school: whether the child's condition could get worse, whether the illness may spread to classmates, or whether their child will miss important work. CBS News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula joins "CBS This Morning" to offer practical tips that could help you decide when to keep your kids home.
A black man in Illinois is suing police after he says he was falsely and violently arrested. The 2015 encounter in Evanston was captured on several cameras. The Northwestern University Ph.D candidate says officers used excessive force after a passerby called 911 to report a possible car break-in. Dean Reynolds reports.
Some military families believe oil tanks below Laurel Bay military housing in South Carolina caused cancer in their children. They say at least 15 children who lived on or near the housing community are sick with cancer. Anna Werner reports on how the sleuthing of two mothers exposed an environmental contamination.
