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In a new study, researchers dig deeper into the links between multitasking and stress
Country music star Chris Stapleton is on a nationwide tour for his sophomore album, "From a Room: Volume 1." The award-winning musician, who had the best-selling country album of 2016, is also an established songwriter. Stapleton shares with Anthony Mason about writing hit songs and trying to be an impactful artist.
One-ton rover named Curiosity is on the hunt for answers and, as Bill Whitaker reports, the possibilities are "“mind-blowing"
Improved screening, prevention, and treatment leads to longer lives for people with HIV in North America and Europe
"From a long-term perspective, it really doesn't help at all," the author of new guidelines says
The president's dismissal of FBI chief could delay his tax plan until 2018, also thwarting other economic stimulus
Whole Foods cleans house, Aetna bails on Obamacare and Abercrombie in merger talks. These headlines and more from CBS MoneyWatch.
After the firing of FBI director James Comey, Democrats are demanding that a special prosecutor investigate any links between the Trump campaign and Russia. President Trump posted a video on Twitter that shows how Democrats had wanted Comey to go, but Democrats insist there are too many unanswered questions. Nancy Cordes reports.
Thirty-one percent of American teenagers with smartphones are connected to friends they have not met in person, and 32 percent have been contacted online by a complete stranger. Alabama's Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey is raising awareness about smartphone dangers for children. Casey joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the risks and how parents can protect their kids by changing the settings on their phones.
Trump talked with Time Magazine about the media and how he spends his time outside the Oval Office
Country music star Chris Stapleton is on a nationwide tour for his sophomore album "From a Room: Volume 1." The award-winning musician, who had the best-selling country album of 2016, is also an established songwriter. He speaks with CBS News correspondent Anthony Mason about how it feels to write songs for other artists.
Acting FBI director Andrew McCabe is pushing agents to focus on their work despite the drama surrounding FBI director James Comey's firing. McCabe has taken over the investigation into the Trump campaign's potential ties to Russia. Jeff Pegues reports.
Best-selling author Walter Isaacson is behind biographies of iconic figures including Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein. Isaacson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his new podcast called "Trailblazers," which explores the recent disruptors and innovators who revolutionized industries and transformed lives.
More than 29 billion robocalls bombarded Americans last year. The telecom industry claims it's working to block them, but that its efforts are complicated both by legal hurdles and the difficulty of tracing where the calls come from. In a rare interview, the FCC chairman Ajit Pai says tackling robocall scams are a top priority but that the issue is "exceptionally complicated." Anna Werner reports.
Move over, ink: laser printers could one day make color photos that don't fade over time
The firing of FBI director James Comey sent shockwaves around the world, particularly in Russia. CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer got the rare chance to speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin and got his reaction Wednesday at a hockey rink in Sochi. She also spoke to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
New Orleans removed the second of four Confederate monuments in the city early Thursday morning. Crews used a crane to take down a monument of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. Michelle Miller spoke to Mayor Mitch Landrieu in an interview you'll see only on "CBS This Morning."
White House Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss FBI director James Comey's firing and address calls for a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of Russian interference in the U.S. election. Huckabee stands by her claim that rank-and-file staff of the FBI had lost confidence in Comey despite some bureau agents taking issue with the statement.
