SocietyPolice fired tear gas at student protesters in Lyon and Strasbourg as demonstrations across France called for action on understaffed and dilapidated schools.
SocietyPolice fired tear gas at student protesters in Lyon and Strasbourg as demonstrations across France called for action on understaffed and dilapidated schools.
SportsMario “1 Shot Mar” Zucca won Philadelphia’s inaugural parallel parking championship, defeating 14 rivals selected from 900 applicants in a contest held without cameras or assistance.
SocietyCornell University students protested in support of former classmate Jane Doe, whose allegations of being drugged and sexually assaulted by several campus fraternity members have caused a national uproar. They demanded stronger action against campus sexual violence and an external investigation into the administration’s handling of the case.
PoliticsSingapore has referred eight public officers to police after reviewing property purchases near planned train stations. The transactions were among 191 officers’ dealings examined following an academic paper that questioned whether some civil servants had used non-public information to buy properties.
CultureThe actors appear on “CBS Mornings” to look ahead to “NCIS: New York,” which arrives Tuesday evening on CBS and Paramount+.
SocietySecondary school pupils and students in France are staging a third day of national action. Joined by parents and trade unions, the protesters are condemning a lack of resources in the national education system.
EconomyThis episode explains the confusing world of U.S. bond yields and how they influence Canadian lending rates. It also looks at the growing popularity of instant coffee among Canadians and offers a brief history of the weekend.
World9:00Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces said Monday that they had retaken key positions near the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and launched a renewed campaign to reverse recent Houthi gains. The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia warned Americans of possible drone and missile attacks, while Riyadh condemned what it called escalating Houthi attacks on civilians.
SocietyA suspect has been charged with murdering 7-year-old Eddimar Hernandez in Chicago after the child was fatally stabbed. The suspect also had an outstanding warrant, according to the report.
PoliticsHigh school students, teachers and labor unions are protesting in Paris, building on days of school blockades by students demanding better conditions. Demonstrations at schools and on the streets are adding to a sense of crisis engulfing France and roiling bond markets. Far-right presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen meanwhile said she would make deep spending cuts if elected next year.
SocietyBehavioral researcher Vanessa Van Edwards joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss her new book, “Conversation: How to Connect with Anyone & Make Every Interaction Count,” which provides advice for people seeking to improve their social skills.
SportsFormer England cricketer Ashley Giles says his weight rose to almost 20 stone (127kg) after he stopped playing. He found the shift from life as an elite international athlete, with nutritionists managing his diet, to a desk job difficult. Giles wants to start a conversation about obesity and mental health and encourage people to speak openly about their challenges.
PoliticsDemonstrators waving flags and placards answered labor unions’ calls for workers to march in support of a high school movement that is rattling President Emmanuel Macron’s government.
Tech3:52Ethan Mollick, author of “Co-Existence: The Next Phase of A.I.,” responds to Sam Altman’s comments about artificial intelligence.
CultureNew Mexico's sky is dotted with hot-air balloons as Albuquerque hosts its International Balloon Fiesta.
ScienceBelgian-American Francis Halzen, 82, speaks at a University of Wisconsin-Madison briefing after winning the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics. He was honored for creating an Antarctic ice observatory to detect high-energy neutrinos, elusive particles that can provide otherwise inaccessible information about the cosmos.
SocietyAbout 86,000 people demonstrated across France, calling for better conditions in education. The protests have continued for weeks after beginning at a high school in the capital, William Denselow reports.
PoliticsPolice in New Delhi briefly detained opposition members, including Rahul Gandhi, during a march by a multi-party alliance to the Election Commission headquarters. They accuse Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of manipulating votes and say voter-roll revisions removed millions of eligible voters to benefit Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP. Georgetown analyst Nandini Deo said the allegations have gained traction.
WorldIsraeli former hostage Shoshan Haran told FRANCE 24 that they had been “naive” about Hamas before its October 7, 2023 attack on her kibbutz. She recalled 50 days in captivity in Gaza, refusing to show weakness to her captors, called accusations of genocide against Israel “a lie” and shared her late husband’s final words.
WorldCross-border strikes between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis are intensifying. The Houthis claim to have attacked Riyadh International Airport and an Aramco refinery, while denying that Yemen’s government forces have taken any territory from them. Riyadh is seeking greater backing from its new defence alliance. Türkiye and Pakistan have agreed to rapidly deploy troops to Saudi Arabia but have not specified their role.
PoliticsPresident Trump intensifies his midterm campaign with his fourth visit to a red state in five days. Cornell is facing growing student protests over its handling of an alleged sexual assault investigation, while more than 10,000 ICE officers are set to receive additional training.
EconomyMoney managers are encouraging clients to take another look at bonds because of their attractive yields. But David Aspell of Mount Lucas says inflationary pressures could require investors to diversify beyond bonds.
PoliticsA 7-year-old girl’s brutal killing is putting blue-city leaders under scrutiny, while Ben Domenech weighs Democratic-led jurisdictions’ crime policies against Republicans’ public-safety emphasis ahead of the midterms.
OtherThe broadcast features newly obtained calls between Jane Doe and two fraternity brothers, Jamie Foxx discussing his new comedy special and 2023 health scare, a Saints legend reflecting on a famous play and his battle with ALS, and whether ordering an iced latte at a job interview signals Gen Z.