The Titans promoted cornerback Kareem Orr from the practice squad to the team’s active roster on Saturday. Source Read More »
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Guns from U.S. gun stores keep ending up in British criminals’ hands
A senior law officer says the “array of weapons” available to criminals in the U.S. makes a “rich marketplace for criminal groups” in the U.K. Source Read More »
“America’s oldest candy company” still uses recipes from 1800s
Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie’s owners trace its founding to an Englishwoman named Mary Spencer, who arrived in the U.S. in 1806 after a shipwreck. Source Read More »
What role do lawn signs play in the 2020 election?
Democratic operatives have long shunned lawn signs in favor of more high-tech forms of voter outreach. Source Read More »
2020 Election Live Updates: Trump and Biden make final push in swing states
Election Day is just three days away. Source Read More »
From the 60 Minutes archive: Sean Connery
In 1999, Steve Kroft spoke with Sean Connery about his most famous role. Source Read More »
Sean Connery is asked about being an international sex symbol
In 1999, Steve Kroft asked Sean Connery about being an international sex symbol. Source Read More »
Was Sean Connery the first choice to be James Bond?
You’ll never guess who author Ian Fleming wanted as his James Bond. Source Read More »
Live Updates: U.S. reports nearly 100,000 new COVID-19 cases
With cold weather moving in and more events shifting inside, health experts fear the worst of the pandemic is yet to come. Source Read More »
The Dish: Rich history of “America’s oldest candy company”
According to the National Retain Federation, Americans dish out an estimated $2.6 billion on candy for Halloween. Dana Jacobson takes a look at candy’s rich history for the “CBS This Morning: Saturday” series The Dish. She takes a trip to what’s been dubbed ‘America’s oldest candy company,’ located in Salem, Massachusetts, where Halloween lasts all month long. Source Read More »