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Sofia Sanchez, the adorable 11-year-old from Chicago who met Drake while awaiting a transplant, just got a new heart -- and her description of how great it feels will have you "in your feelings."

In the last decade, the occurrences of mass shootings have dramatically increased in the U.S.. Now, the FBI is launching a study to learn more about the psychology of mass shooters and what might be driving them to commit these crimes. Former FBI profiler and George Mason University Forensic Science program director Mary Ellen O'Toole joined CBSN with her insights.

The video comes just a day before the release of late music legend Prince's new album, "Piano & A Microphone 1983"

Companies are already expected to add more than 700,000 seasonal workers this year, the most since 2015

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Both "Kamikaze" and "Licensed to Ill" feature very similar artwork of the tails of black and silver airplanes

Middleton Police Chief Charles Foulke says he still doesn't know why a Wisconsin software company employee went to his office and opened fire on his colleagues, injuring several before he was shot and killed by police.

The American flag Vice President Mike Pence presented was flown during the repatriation ceremony of recently recovered remains of presumed U.S. soldiers killed during the Korean War.

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FEMA Administrator Brock Long joins John Dickerson from FEMA headquarters to give an update on the agency's response to tropical storm Florence and what to expect from the storm in the coming days.

But she won't appear Monday, her lawyer informed the Senate Judiciary Committee

In an apparent first, Saudi prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against a female activist charged with non-violent offenses. Rachel Vogelstein, director of the Women and Foreign Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations, joined CBSN to discuss the case.

The Democrat's fundraiser was to be hosted by Christine Blasey Ford's attorneys Debra Katz and Lisa Banks

A wheelchair-bound woman just climbed a 14,000-foot mountain in Colorado, and the moment she reaches the top will make you feel like anything is possible.

The 11-year-old got Drake's attention by doing the "Kiki challenge" while she waited for a heart transplant – now she's sharing an update on her condition

Rep. Ralph Norman says octogenarian Supreme Court justice was "groped" by nation's 16th president

A new CDC report also projects that certain groups of Americans will see a greater increase than others

President Trump announced the identities in tweets

Rodent can be seen inside a New York City subway station as water pours in from a rainstorm Tuesday

There's a new wrinkle in the LeBron-Jordan debate

The successful identifications are the first announced from the 55 boxes of Korean War remains repatriated from North Korea this summer