His nearly 50-year career at CBS ran the gamut from “Jackie Gleason” and soap operas, to news broadcasts, elections, inaugurations – and a familiar morning program. Source Read More »

As a french fry shortage in Japan complicates supply at Burger King restaurants, the establishment has gotten creative: Customers are being asked to swap out fries for ramen noodles. Lucy Craft has more. Source Read More »

Jurors had begun deliberating on Thursday morning after a two-week trial. Source Read More »

Concern is mounting that the Senate may not be able to meet its self-imposed deadline to finalize the details for a bipartisan gun reform deal. The compromise package, announced last week, comes in the wake of recent mass shootings across the nation. Christina Ruffini reports. Source Read More »

Hailing from Los Angeles, Christian Lee Hutson started playing guitar at age 12. After two self-released albums, he met up with Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst, who helped produced his new collection. Hutson begins his first headline tour in July and then opens for Bridgers starting in mid-August. Performing from his album “Beginners,” Christian Lee Hutson with Phoebe Bridgers performs ... Read More »

Hailing from Los Angeles, Christian Lee Hutson started playing guitar at age 12. After two self-released albums, he met up with Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst, who helped produced his new collection. Hutson begins his first headline tour in July and then opens for Bridgers starting in mid-August. Performing from the new album “Quitters,” Christian Lee Hutson with Phoebe Bridgers ... Read More »

Video appearing to show two missing Americans in Ukraine is released by Russian media. Also, airlines across the country cancel thousands of flights as the summer travel season begins. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Source Read More »

“CBS Mornings” speaks to writer Hilary Mantel at her home on the coast of England about the success she’s had, why she’s now leaving England and her most recent book, “Learning to Talk.” Source Read More »

A new exhibition at Oxford University is shining a light on the other workers, outside of the acclaimed British archaeological team, that were behind the discovery of the tomb of the Egyptian King Tutankhamun. Roxana Saberi has more. Source Read More »

The exhibit is set to run until early February 2023. Source Read More »