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Former NYT Paris Bureau chief Elaine Sciolino on the political fallout of the assault on France
Paris attacks: A bruised city moves forward
David Turecamo says in the wake of terror the city of a thousand villages joins as one
"Spotlight": Uncovering the church's sex abuse scandal
David Edelstein says a new film about reporters taking on the Catholic Church is more horrifying than any horror movie
Faith Salie on Donald Trump, "The Ugly American"
Says the GOP presidential candidate's insults are not anti-PC, they're just rude and immature
Jim Gaffigan on being a practicing Catholic
The comedian also ponders the career trajectory of Pope Francis, who is bigger than Justin Bieber
Ben Stein: Don't blame China for stock market woes
Says it's machinations of high-roller investors, not market upheavals in Asia, that account for Wall Street's recent tumble
Reviews: "Man From U.N.C.L.E.," "Straight Outta Compton"
David Edelstein says he's surprised by the new espionage thriller and gangsta rap origin story
Faith Salie: A shed of one's own
To some a "man cave" is a necessity, but what if you're a woman? Faith Salie says there is value to a "she shed"
Ben Stein: Cell phones are a drag on the economy
Believes one reason U.S. workers' productivity is stalling is all the time spent on calls or texting, without producing a single widget
Joseph C. Phillips on Bill Cosby and character
Former co-star of "The Cosby Show" on his struggle to reconcile the comic's legacy with allegations of sexual predation
Jim Gaffigan: Summer is no vacation
Unlike most people, the comedian doesn't appreciate summer. What's not to like? Plenty, he tells us
David Edelstein on summer films to watch
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The comedian wants to know: What have "vice presidents of the family" done to deserve a holiday?
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California bill to limit AI replicas
A bill aimed at protecting performers from the use of artificial intelligence replicas overwhelmingly passed the California State Senate Wednesday, but will head back to the assembly for a vote on an amendment before going to Gov. Gavin Newsom to be signed into law. according to Variety, the bill has been a priority for SAG-AFTRA. Gene Maddaus, senior media reporter with Variety, joined CBS News to discuss the bill.
NFL owners approve private equity investments
NFL team owners have approved a new measure allowing some private equity firms to partially invest in their franchises. The move passed in a 31-1 vote Tuesday. The rule aims at giving a cash infusion into organizations and allows owners to sell up to a 10% stake in a team to private equity firms. Miriam Gottfried, reporter for The Wall Street Journal, has more.
Millions under alerts from heat wave
A late-summer heat wave is putting roughly 55 million Americans under alerts. CBS News national correspondent Lilia Luciano has more from New Jersey.
DA takes questions after Telles guilty verdict
Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson took questions following the guilty verdict in the murder case of Robert Telles. Telles was accused of murdering investigative reporter Jeff German, who had written negative stories about him. CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson provided more insight following the news conference.
Telles guilty in killing of reporter
A Nevada jury has found former Clark County, Nevada, elected official Robert Telles guilty of murder in the death of investigative reporter Jeff German. See the moment the jury returned their verdict, followed by reporting and analysis from CBS News correspondent Carter Evans and contributor Jessica Levinson.