The House Ways and Means Committee has released six years' worth of tax returns for former President Donald Trump and a number of his businesses after a long legal fight. CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins us with the latest on the release and Trump's reaction.
The animals' eyes don't reflect light like deer do, contributing to the difficulty in seeing them on the road, officials said.
Financial resolutions are being made as 2023 quickly approaches. Jennifer Streaks, Business Insider senior personal finance reporter, joined CBS News' Debra Alfarone to discuss tips on saving more in the new year.
As the "blizzard of the century" unleashed a frozen hell upon New York, one couple – both local pastors – jumped onto snowmobiles and rushed to rescue those who were stranded.
Photographer, filmmaker and cooking show host Mary McCartney joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss her new documentary about Abbey Road Studios, "If These Walls Could Sing." She also shares her best holiday hosting tips and her memories of photographing Queen Elizabeth II.
Award-winning country music star Jimmie Allen joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss co-hosting and performing on “New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash.” The five-hour celebration to ring in the new year will air live Saturday on CBS and Paramount+.
New Year's resolutions are easy to make, but not so easy to keep. Amy Morin, a psychotherapist and editor-in-chief of VeryWell Mind, joins CBS News to discuss intentional goal-setting and how to keep yourself on track in the new year.
As the travel industry emerges from some year-end chaos, 2023 is providing a fresh start for the industry. CBS News senior travel adviser Peter Greenberg shares what he would like to see in airports, at hotels and for cruise lines in the new year.
CBS News legal contributor Rebecca Roiphe joined Debra Alfarone with a glimpse into former President Donald Trump's tax returns as a House panel prepares to make his tax records public.
Friday marks the end of the long legal battle to get Trump's tax returns to the public.
Checking accounts come with a variety of benefits but there are some pitfalls you should avoid, too.
The billionaire investor broke with his practice of staying out of local politics to urge his hometown to abandon the project because, he says, it's too expensive and not as flexible as buses.
Southwest Airlines says it will resume normal service after eight days of travel chaos left thousands of passengers stranded. Also, more rain and snow are in the forecast from California to the Rocky Mountains while a separate system will bring heavy rain to the East Coast. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener.
Brazilian soccer legend Pelé died Thursday at the age of 82. “CBS Mornings” takes a look back at his life and extraordinary stardom as one of soccer’s greatest players and the only man to ever win three World Cup titles.
"He is such a Men[s]ch," the deli said.
Richard Patton is accused of tampering with a voting machine during Colorado's primary election but a judge ruled he cannot continue with court proceedings.
An 83-year-old man builds handmade toys for kids in need. A lost dog is found thousands of miles away – and makes a friend who promises to get him home for the holidays. College students find a way to boost the spirits of a child with cancer.
The year's final SpaceX launch put an Israeli Earth-imaging satellite into orbit.
The carrier said it expected to finally have normal operations Friday after canceling more than 13,000 trips following the huge winter storm.
That gives her a total sentence of 33 years, capping a series of politically tinged prosecutions since the army toppled her elected government in February 2021.
Denver snowstorm strands hundreds of drivers; Family turns unimaginable grief into a blessing
The suspect was killed following a police pursuit.
The spill resulted in about 14,000 barrels of oil leaking out, the largest spill in the pipeline's history.
Tate and his brother, Tristan, were arrested along with two Romanian nationals, Romanian prosecutors told Reuters.
Dozens of constituents held a demonstration Thursday, calling on Rep.-elect George Santos of New York to resign after he admitted to lying about his background. Federal prosecutors are now looking into his finances and financial disclosures, a source familiar with the matter told CBS News. Scott MacFarlane has more details.
