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Sports betting has evolved in recent years, growing in popularity as more states legalize it. Kenny White, an analyst with SportsLine, joined CBS News to discuss the betting bonanza and what gamblers should know.

Kids in New York City are learning how to grow and cook their own vegetables – on a basketball court. Harlem Grown is a nonprofit that brings kids a taste of healthy cooking in their own neighborhood.

Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens did not receive enough votes for the Baseball Hall of Fame for the 10th time — their final year of eligibility on the baseball writers’ ballot. Here’s why the decision drew criticism from some in the sports world.

From roll-away bags perfect for a weekend getaway to larger carry-ons, shop all the luggage essentials for your spring break trip.

Shopping for a new TV for watching the Super Bowl? Samsung has some great TV deals worth checking out right now.

Winter isn't over yet, but there are already deals on gear brands including Ugg, The North Face, Marmot and more now.

From Tide detergent to your morning coffee, these everyday products are about to cost more thanks to inflation.

This is where to find N95 masks, still in stock online, to protect against COVID-19 during your upcoming trip.

Social media platforms are a "gold mine" for investment, romance and other scams, according to the FTC.

The re-sentencing shaves off one year of the "Tiger King" docu-series star's original 22-year sentence.

Emergency officials say no one was killed in this morning's bridge collapse in Pittsburgh, but several people were injured. It happened hours before President Biden's visit to the city to discuss the implementation of his infrastructure plan. CBS Pittsburgh reporter Meghan Schiller is at the scene with the latest.

Russia's growing threats stretch from Eastern Europe to power grids in the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security issued a new warning about Moscow having the capability to carry out a range of cyberattacks against important websites and critical infrastructure. CBS News cybersecurity analyst Chris Krebs, former director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, joined CBS News with more.

Olympic skier Alex Ferreira tells CBS News that he took care of his mental health and kept training in the four years since he won a silver medal in PyeongChang. Now, he’s medal favorite again and chasing the gold in Beijing.

Austin and Milley said there is still time for diplomacy as Russia has built up troops along Ukraine's border.

President Biden has vowed to nominate the first Black woman to the Supreme Court as Justice Stephen Breyer prepares to retire. Harvard Law professor Alan Jenkins joins CBS News to discuss who the potential nominees are and what the appointment will mean for the highest court in the country.

President Joe Biden visits Pittsburgh today to speak about the impact of the $1 trillion infrastructure law. The trip follows an early morning bridge collapse in the city. CBS News senior White House and political correspondent Ed O'Keefe has more on the president's plans.

Russia says it does not want a war over Ukraine, but it warns it will defend its interests. CBS News foreign correspondent Holly Williams reports from Kyiv, then correspondent Christina Ruffini has more from Washington on the latest diplomatic efforts.

A Wisconsin man says his wife was killed by a pipe crashing through the windshield of their vehicle. The jury didn't believe his claims, and convicted him for murder. For this week's latest episode, "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty takes a closer look at the case.

Rittenhouse wanted to destroy the rifle and throw the rest of the items away so nothing can be used as a political symbol or trophy celebrating the shootings, his lawyer said.

Glitches that can stop air bags from inflating in a crash first surfaced in Korea last July, car company told U.S. safety regulators.

The rare piece was created as a head study for one of Diana's most famous portraits.

Investigators are trying to determine why a bridge collapsed Friday morning in Pittsburgh. It happened hours before President Joe Biden's visit to the city to speak about the $1 trillion infrastructure law. Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman joined CBS News to discuss the latest from the scene of the collapse.

After Young wrote in an open letter that Spotify "can have Rogan or Young. Not both," Spotify removed Young's music.

President Biden is promising to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court following Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement announcement. The president plans to visit Pittsburgh today to discuss jobs, infrastructure and the economy. CBS News senior White House correspondent Weijia Jiang has the latest out of Washington.

Environmentalist Bill McKibben and his group Third Act, along with Valerie Rockefeller and her group BankFWD, are pushing for people over 60 to cut ties with banks that invest in fossil fuels. They joined CBS News to discuss how the initiative aims to force financial institutions to address the climate change crisis.