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Financial markets tanked after President Trump announced roughly $50 billion in tariffs targeting China

As he ends his long-running "Imus in the Morning," the radio shock jock talks with Anthony Mason about controversies over his career, including his "feud" with Howard Stern

As he ends his long-running "Imus in the Morning," the radio shock jock talks with Anthony Mason about controversies over his career, including his "feud" with Howard Stern

As he ends his long-running "Imus in the Morning," the radio shock jock talks with Anthony Mason about controversies over his career, including his "feud" with Howard Stern

Devonta Bagley is accused of sexually assaulting a man at gunpoint in Mo. four days before he was due in court on another sexual assault charge in Kansas

Golden retrievers are one of the most popular dog breeds in the country, and about 60 percent of them will develop cancer

Meanwhile, Congress is battling for a new spending deal and the Dow closed down more than 700 points after his tariffs announcement

"I decided to run because I want to be the change, not just talk about being the change," says one of the women taking on the political establishment

Footage from body cameras and an overhead helicopter does not clearly depict what Stephon Clark was doing just before police opened fire on him in his grandparents' backyard

In the CBSN Originals documentary, "Grassroots in Alabama: An Emerging Women's Movement," we meet three women working to change politics from the ground up

The alternative medicine procedure involves injecting bee sting venom into the body, and doctors warn of serious risks

Financial markets tanked after President Trump announced roughly $50 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports

The award-winning actress, whose family has been affected by mental illness, created the foundation Bring Change to Mind to encourage communication around mental health

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told Congress Thursday which countries would get an initial exemption from the tariffs Trump announced earlier this month

On the "CBS This Morning" podcast, second lady Karen Pence and her 24-year-old daughter, Charlotte, join CBS News' Elaine Quijano to discuss their new children's book about their pet rabbit, Marlon Bundo. Written by Vice President Mike Pence's daughter and illustrated by Mrs. Pence, "Marlon Bundo's Day in the Life of the Vice President" aims to educate children about the role of the vice president.

The president participated in a discussion on topics ranging from the economy to the opioid crisis