106-9 Kicks Country #1 For New Country
As presented by John Dickerson on the CBS News streaming network, Roger Mudd’s CBS News Special Report from November 4, 1973, “The Embattled President,” was focused on Richard Nixon’s secret taping system. Source Read More »
Author Archives: Stonecom Interactive
Credit card companies reject specialized code to track large sales of firearms and ammo
A bank tried to create a unique merchant code to track suspicious purchases of firearms and ammo, but credit card companies rejected the idea. Jim Axelrod investigates. Source Read More »
Kremlin: Captured U.S. fighters committed crimes against Russian forces
Vladimir Putin’s press secretary said two Americans feared captured in Ukraine are criminals and are not protected by the Geneva Conventions. Chris Livesay reports. Source Read More »
Weather, short staffing leave travelers stuck at airport
Many were stranded at the airport over the holiday weekend due to flight cancellations. Delta canceled over 900 flights, more than it had canceled all of last summer. Michael George reports. Source Read More »
6 people hospitalized after taxi jumps curb in New York City
A yellow taxi in New York City jumped a curb and careened into a crowd of pedestrians, pinning two women against a building. Police said six people, including the driver, were taken to local hospitals and three remain hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Meg Oliver has the latest. Source Read More »
Illinois city issues reparations to help close wealth gap
An Illinois city in 2019 became the first in the U.S. to implement reparations to address the lasting harms from slavery and discriminatory housing policies. Certain residents received money to be used on either mortgages or home repairs. Adriana Diaz has more. Source Read More »
Cycling superstar was first Black American to win world championship
Cyclists hit the streets this Juneteenth weekend to honor cycling superstar Major Taylor. Source Read More »
Illinois city issues reparations in hopes to close wealth gap
An Illinois city became the first in the U.S. to implement reparations in an effort to close the wealth gap. Source Read More »
Brittney Griner’s wife says U.S. embassy failed to patch through call from detained star
WNBA star Brittney Griner tried to call her wife nearly a dozen times through the American embassy in Russia on the couple’s fourth anniversary Saturday. Source Read More »
Texas Republicans adopt far-right platform rejecting Biden’s election, reserving right to secede
The Texas Republican Party passed a resolution over the weekend rejecting the 2020 election, calling President Biden the “acting” president, and outlining policy goals that include overturning same-sex marriage and possibly seceding from the United States. CBS News political correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns joins anchors Tanya Rivero and Tony Dokoupil with details. Source Read More »
