U.K. puts Oxford vaccine into action as COVID spreads fast
An 82-year-old dialysis patient and a scientist who helped develop the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine were among the first in the world to get the shot outside of trials.
The world reacts to President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis
Many foreign leaders sent best wishes to the president, but China's official state media mocked his diagnosis after months of Mr. Trump downplaying the pandemic.
George Floyd U.S. protests live updates from June 3, 2020
The protests were mostly peaceful for a second straight day. All four officers at the scene of Floyd's death now face charges.
Coronavirus updates from April 15, 2020
The United States accounts for about 30% of them, with almost 640,000. The disease has killed 137,000 people, including nearly 31,000 in the U.S.
Clinical trial begins for drug Trump called "game changer"
"We really need clinical trial data to determine whether hydroxychloroquine is effective and safe in treating COVID-19," NIH lung disease expert says.
This is how coughing can spread coronavirus in a store, according to researchers
Data shows tiny airborne particles emitted with a cough, sneeze "or even talking" spread in an invisible cloud that lingers.
Doctor told to keep quiet after sounding alarm on coronavirus
Li Wenliang was threatened by his government to stop "making false comments."
U.K. cops catch suspected beer thief, and it's not Ross from "Friends"
Police video appeal to catch man strongly resembling actor David Schwimmer went viral, and in the end, it also worked
Why Theresa May's election win was a loss
Prime Minister May's Conservative Party won more seats than any other, by significant margin -- but not enough to claim a real victory. What does that mean?
Employees' insurance, U.S. role in Afghanistan, and Kushner's conflict
We look at how GOP health care plan would affect employee-provided insurance, as Pentagon looks to up America's role in Afghan war
This Morning from CBS News, Sept. 6, 2016
Clinton and Trump field some tough questions as the road to the White House enters the final stretch, and new tactics in the battle against Zika in Florida
This Morning from CBS News, June 6, 2016
As the world mourns "The Greatest," the Democratic battle for California is about to play out, and the fight for Fallujah is about to get bloodier
This Morning from CBS News, May 26, 2016
As the race for the White House takes on tones of a by-gone era, we look at the potential threat to U.S. travelers lurking on airport tarmacs
This Morning from CBS News, April 13, 2016
Can Obama's approval rating help Democrats in Election 2016? And why is Syria's regime pretending to hold legitimate elections in a war?
This Morning from CBS News, April 8, 2016
Gloves come off in race for Democratic nomination, Pope Francis expounds on love and marriage, and Ted Cruz teams up with Chuck Schumer