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As the impasse in Washington drags on, some government workers are soliciting donations online to help make ends meet

As the impasse in Washington drags on, some government workers are soliciting donations online to help make ends meet

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan refused to meet national security John Bolton, after Bolton said he'd seek the protection of Kurdish fighters in Syria before withdrawing U.S. troops. Nicholas Heras, a Middle East security fellow at the Center for a New American Security, joins CBSN with more.

Retailer poised to seek bankruptcy court's OK to close hundreds of stores and end more than 50,000 jobs, media outlets say

Trade talks between the U.S. and China will continue for a third day Wednesday, one day longer than expected. This is the first time the two countries are meeting for negotiations since the 90-day trade truce was announced December 1. Washington Post global economics correspondent David Lynch joined CBSN with more.

The woman got sick after returning home from an extended yoga retreat in India

The woman got sick after returning home from an extended yoga retreat in India

The 19-year-old champion has plenty of lookalikes

Recent CBS News polling on southern border wall and immigration shows most oppose building wall, though a majority of Republicans support the idea

Billionaire Tom Steyer, a major Democratic donor, avoided launching a long-shot presidential bid

Billionaire Tom Steyer, a major Democratic donor, avoided launching a long-shot presidential bid

Investors have become notably more hopeful about an eventual deal, a sharp reversal from previous months

Actor Kevin Spacey appeared in a Nantucket, Massachusetts court for his arraignment Monday, pleading not guilty to sexual assault charges. The actor is accused of groping a teenage boy in 2016. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joined CBSN to discuss the court proceedings.

Starting today, many former felons can now register to vote in Florida after Amendment 4 was approved by nearly 65 percent of voters. But some Republican lawmakers, including newly elected Gov. Ron DeSantis, want to delay the measure. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez joined CBSN with details.

O'Naturel drawing curtain on nude fine dining in Paris after a little over a year despite rave reviews

The Clemson Tigers routed their rivals, the Alabama Crimson Tide, in the College Football National Championship Game. Led by freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence, the Tigers crushed the Tide, 44-16. Bill Reiter of CBS Sports HQ joined CBSN to break down the match-up.

He's floated idea of using it to get a border wall built without congressional approval

A TV meteorologist in Rochester, New York was fired after being accused of using an on-air racial slur in reference to Martin Luther King Jr. However, WHEC chief meteorologist Jeremy Kappell says he simply "jumbled" his words during Friday's broadcast.

As Puerto Rico continues to struggle with a financial crisis and the devastation of Hurricane Maria, a new problem is growing on the island. Associated Press reporter Dánica Coto spoke to CBSN about how the U.S. territory is coping with the opioid epidemic.

Until Amendment 4 passed, Florida's constitution automatically barred felons from being able to vote after leaving prison

Until Amendment 4 passed, Florida's constitution automatically barred felons from being able to vote after leaving prison

Stars and critics have taken issue with "Bohemian Rhapsody" director Bryan Singer, who welcomed a Golden Globe win on Instagram

The National Park Service said the closure set for 8 a.m. Thursday follows incidents of off-roading and destruction of the park's namesake Joshua trees

Two of the island's most popular tourist attractions may shutter, and a food assistance program could run out of funds

Polis's inauguration Tuesday could lead to big changes in energy regulation, health care and state-funded early childhood education