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His lawyers have submitted memos arguing Mr. Trump didn't obstruct justice, according to the Wall Street Journal

Gas prices have jumped nearly 20 cents since Harvey made landfall; national average is highest it's been in at least two years

The U.S. gave Russia 48 hours to comply with the order to close its San Francisco consulate and the East Coast offices

The president is said to be upset with the chief of staff's attempts to impose order on the chaotic White House

Iodine tablets are meant to prevent thyroid cancer if a person is exposed to radioactive contamination

A new federal law signed this month could help speed up innovations that would make hearing aid devices more affordable. Some could also be available over-the-counter for the first time without a prescription. John Blackstone reports.

Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders says announcement on fate of immigration program coming Tuesday

60 Minutes visits "Sesame Street" for the first time and films the debut of their new Muppet character, Julia, who has autism

The report analyzes 63 attacks in Europe, the U.S. and Canada inspired by Islamic extremist ideology in the past three years

A look at the features for this week's broadcast of the Emmy Award-winning news program

As Hurricane Harvey survivors face a difficult future, 60 Minutes looks back at Hurricane Sandy and why so many families didn't get the help they deserve

The "incidents" began in late November 2016, resulting in mild traumatic brain injury and hearing loss for some

Will Apple unveil an iPhone 8 with facial recognition technology? Tech rumors fly ahead of annual showcase

Police are searching for a Texas mother who mysteriously disappeared right before Hurricane Harvey hit. Crystal McDowell's last Facebook post said,"Stay safe out there!" the day before Harvey made landfall. Michelle Miller spoke with McDowell's family.

Nearly one week after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas, people in Houston are going back home. But others in east Texas are desperate to leave the flood zone. Evacuees lined up at Beaumont's airport overnight, boarding planes and buses headed out of town. Anna Werner reports.

The White House says President Trump is pledging $1 million of his personal funds to the Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts. Celebrities and businesses are also stepping up, but average citizens have voiced concerns over which organizations will have the greatest impact. Andrew Nusca, Fortune's digital editor, joins "CBS This Morning" to offer some tips and guidance.

He was asked about a report that the president is upset with Cohn over his public complaints about Trump's handling of Charlottesville violence