Tannehill has seen some positive developments this week – Julio Jones returned to the practice field in uniform on Tuesday, a day after several of the team’s starters on the offensive line returned to practice. Source

After years of speculation and investigations from podcasts, TV shows, and writers, the author of the Circleville letters in Ohio has still never been charged. Erin Moriarty joins “CBS This Morning” with details on the mystery in her latest “48 Hours” report. Source

A second shot of its coronavirus vaccine offered ninefold increase in antibodies, drugmaker says. Source

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is granting “humanitarian parole” to some of the at-risk Afghans evacuating Kabul without a U.S. visa. CBS News immigration reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez joins “CBSN AM” to discuss the latest. Source

The company said it “stands for inclusion” in its decision to reverse ban that had angered some of its creators. Source

Evacuation Team Amador, a group of 39 members and dozens of volunteers, has rescued 483 animals since the fire started on August 14. Source

The rapper is looking to change his name from Kanye Omari West to his longtime nickname. Source

The world is mourning the death of rock and roll legend Charlie Watts, who was the drummer for the Rolling Stones almost since the band’s inception more than five decades ago. Anthony Mason breakdown Watts’ life. Source

In Mississippi, low vaccination rates are leading to a surge in COVID cases, including students heading back to school. In August alone, nearly 12,000 Mississippi students tested positive for COVID, with another almost 29,000 students forced to quarantine. Mark Strassman reports. Source

U.S. military veterans who served in Afghanistan open up to CBS News about how they’re processing the Taliban takeover and the evacuations of Americans and Afghan citizens. They describe feeling “angry,” “shocked,” “depressed,” but they also see glimmers of hope. Source