Sources: Iran shoots down at least two American drones, CBS reports
Iranian forces have shot down at least two American drones in recent days, U.S. sources told CBS News.
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Widow's Bay breaks Emmys comedy record with 14 wins
“Widow's Bay” was the big winner at the Emmys. The horror comedy took home 14 awards, the most ever in a season for a comedy series. Jean Smart also made history with her fifth consecutive Emmy for the HBO series “Hacks.”
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Dolly Parton’s sister says she kept cancer diagnosis secret to avoid upsetting fans
Dolly Parton kept her cancer a secret because she did not want to upset her fans.
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Netherlands records lowest murder total in 30 years, with 103 cases this year
Last year, more than 100 people were murdered in the Netherlands, but that is the lowest number of murders in the country in 30 years.
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Sources: CIA chief warned Russia not to attack NATO
CIA Director John Ratcliffe made a high-profile visit to Russia earlier this week. Now, several media outlets are reporting that the purpose of the trip was to warn Russia against attacking NATO.
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CIA chief John Ratcliffe aboard US military plane to Moscow, CBS reports
A US military transport plane has flown to Moscow, where it is now parked, flight data shows. According to CBS News, CIA Director John Ratcliffe was aboard.
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Iran says efforts underway to revive June deal as Trump calls off strikes
US President Donald Trump has decided not to carry out a planned wave of attacks on Iran. Meanwhile, signals are coming from Iran on Sunday that attempts are underway to revive the memorandum of understanding that the two countries signed earlier this summer.
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The head of the historic 60 Minutes is fired
The executive producer of the long-running American news magazine "60 Minutes" has been fired.
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Stephen Colbert back after 23 unbearable hours off television
Comedian Stephen Colbert had barely finished saying goodbye to the audience on the final episode of The Late Show before he made a comeback, the AP reports.
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One dead after shooting outside the White House in Washington, D.C.
A man was shot dead by Secret Service personnel outside the White House in Washington, D.C. on Saturday evening, local time. The man is suspected of opening fire on Secret Service personnel, who returned fire.
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US considering new attacks on Iran, US media report
The US government is considering ordering new military strikes against Iran, US media report, citing sources. Several Arab countries are now appealing to the US president for a solution to the war.
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Paul McCartney helped Stephen Colbert say goodbye on TV
Stephen Colbert was helped by Paul McCartney to turn off the lights when his talk show aired on television for the last time. "Finally," Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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Springsteen attacks Trump, says he can't stand jokes
Bruce Springsteen attacked Donald Trump as he said goodbye to Stephen Colbert on U.S. television.
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After the shootings: Trump in interview row over shooter's manifesto
"You are terrible people." In an interview shortly after the attack on the White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Donald Trump claims he was never worried during the commotion. He also attacks the host as she reads from what is said to be the shooter's manifesto.
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What a downed pilot does to survive after ejecting over Iran
A frantic search is underway for an American fighter pilot who ejected from his plane over Iran. The pilot is trained in survival, but the United States has carried out few such rescue operations in recent decades.
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Troubled CBS ends radio news broadcasts after nearly 100 years
CBS News is ending its radio news broadcasts after nearly 100 years, the Washington Post reports.
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Iran urges US companies in region to evacuate
Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard issued a new threat to U.S. companies in the region on Monday. Meanwhile, attacks on Iran and Iranian retaliation continued.
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The Legends' Tribute: What's in Your Heart
Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt knocked out Inter Milan and advanced to the Champions League last 16. Now the Norwegians are being praised by legends Thierry Henry and Alessandro del Piero.
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US customs agreements remain in effect despite Supreme Court ruling
The tariff agreements that the United States has entered into with other parts of the world remain in effect - despite the Supreme Court ruling and President Trump's plans for new tariffs, the country's trade representative, Jamieson Greer, tells CBS.
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Colbert: CBS stopped interview with Democrat James Talarico
Stephen Colbert accuses CBS of stopping him from interviewing Democratic Senator James Talarico on "The Late Show" out of fear of the Trump administration.
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After almost 20 years, Anderson Cooper leaves 60 Minutes
American journalist Anderson Cooper is leaving CBS News' 60 Minutes after almost 20 years with the program, several media outlets report.
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Trump warns Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodríguez may pay dearly if she does not cooperate with the United States
Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodríguez must cooperate with the United States, Donald Trump threatens. If she doesn't do the right thing, she will pay a high price, probably higher than Maduro did, the U.S. president says in an interview.
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Stopped 60 Minutes feature on CECOT prison spreads on social media
The segment that was supposed to air on Sunday's "60 Minutes" but was stopped by CBS News' editor-in-chief has been leaked online.
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