After finishing his speech at CPAC 2020, President Trump hugged and kissed an American flag on the side of the stage. Mr. Trump mouthed the words “I love you, baby,” while embracing the flag. Source

President Trump on Saturday addressed attendees of the Conservative Political Action Conference. Mr. Trump took shots at his Democratic political rivals and touted his administrations accomplishments in the lengthy speech. Source

President Trump addressed the nation Saturday after a Washington state man in his 50s became the first person in the U.S. to die from coronavirus. Mr. Trump said there’s no reason for panic. Steve Dorsey reports. Source

Humans have long been obsessed with measuring time, and nearly every civilization has tried to track time with a calendar. Now, two professors at Johns Hopkins University are the biggest backers of a brand new calendar that would eliminate leap years and standardize dates to be the same each year. Jeff Glor reports. Source

Tom Steyer has been increasingly popular among black voters in South Carolina. CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns spoke with Meg Kinnard to discuss whether Steyer poses a threat to other voters in South Carolina. Source

South Carolina is getting a lot of attention — but not only because of its primary. The Palmetto state is booming, and while wages are generally low, the right-to-work state boasts one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. Nikole Killion reports. Source

On Saturday, the United States signed a historic peace agreement with the Taliban. It has the potential to end America’s longest war, which began in 2001. Imitaz Tyab reports. Source

Public health officials in Washington state confirmed that the man who died from coronavirus was suffering from respiratory symptoms. Danya Bacchus reports. Source

Based on interviews on Saturday, CBS News estimates the former vice president has a big lead over his campaign rivals. Source

In honor of Black History Month, CBS News met with a choir from Denver on a mission to preserve and revive a rich musical treasure. The historic songs they sing are called ‘spirituals,’ and they were created by enslaved African Americans to express virtue in the face of suffering. Janet Shamlian reports. Source