SocietyA new Skills-First Framework aims to help companies make better use of workers’ skills and expand career opportunities. Proposed measures include regular skills reviews and guidance on redesigning jobs around the capabilities employers need.
SocietyA new Skills-First Framework aims to help companies make better use of workers’ skills and expand career opportunities. Proposed measures include regular skills reviews and guidance on redesigning jobs around the capabilities employers need.
PoliticsTrump is set to appear in Park City, Kansas, at a rally backing Republican Sen. Roger Marshall.
EconomySingapore’s National Wages Council advises a 6% to 8% pay rise for lower-wage workers, or S$120 to S$170, whichever is higher. It urges companies that have performed well to share gains through raises and bonuses, while taking employers’ business performance and prospects into account.
WorldThe death toll from flooding in Istanbul has climbed to eight, with rescuers finding additional bodies. Governor Davut Gül said authorities had received nearly 20,000 reports of property damage caused by torrential rain and the resulting floods.
EconomyWeeks of haze are affecting produce reaching Singapore. Some wholesalers say vegetables from Malaysia and Indonesia are up to 50% smaller, while tighter supplies have doubled the prices of some vegetables. Local farms are also preparing for lower yields if the haze persists.
WorldCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke after a fire broke out in a training area at an Alberta military base. Officials said on Sunday that four Canadian soldiers were killed and 19 people were in critical condition.
PoliticsA White House official says U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order with first lady Melania Trump to establish a task force and a National Institutes of Health division focused on women’s health.
PoliticsFormer US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will hold a get-out-the-vote rally in Henrico, Virginia, alongside Democratic congressional candidates from the state.
EconomyJonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern talk with leaders and decision-makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond. The program covers a tech rebound, riots in France, an AI earnings test, market stress and AI financing.
EconomyAditya Bhave, a senior US economist at BofA Securities, says the Federal Reserve may raise rates at its October meeting, contrary to the market’s strong expectation that policymakers will hold them steady. He discusses what he is watching for from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.
WorldSingapore says it is widening its effort to hold those responsible for haze accountable, targeting not only potentially linked firms but also larger businesses and people behind them. It says it may apply financial pressure and change laws against those who refuse to cooperate. Three more Indonesian companies received notices, bringing the total to 10.
OtherPresident Trump travels to Kansas to campaign for Republican Sen. Roger Marshall ahead of the midterms. Ukraine launches more than 1,000 drones at Russia in one of the war’s largest aerial attacks, and two people are killed after a truck drives through a soccer game.
PoliticsAndrew Smith says France’s escalating unrest exposes a troubling gap between legitimate popular grievances and the government’s increasingly security-focused response. He argues that violence alongside mostly peaceful demonstrations points to serious policing failures, while Emmanuel Macron’s response offers “very little of substance.”
SocietyDeforestation in Brazil’s Amazon fell nearly 42% in a year, reaching a record low. El Niño and the possibility of a change in president could reverse the trend.
PoliticsThe executive-order signing is taking place with Trump in the White House's Rose Garden.
EconomyInvestors are questioning whether technology giants are putting too much money into AI. John Stoltzfus of Oppenheimer Asset Management told Reuters that the risks are real, but argued that strong appetite for AI means the current spending surge is not a mistake.
SocietyOn CBS Mornings, People’s editor-in-chief and general manager Charlotte Triggs revealed which rescue dog won the magazine’s contest.
SocietyLiz Baker Plosser, former editor-in-chief of Women’s Health and creator of the popular Substack “Best Case Scenario with Liz Plosser,” joins CBS Mornings to discuss which TikTok health and fitness trends are worth trying.
PoliticsFox News anchor Martha MacCallum moderates the seventh edition of The Senate Project, a policy debate between Republican Sen. Katie Britt of Alabama and Democratic Sen. Peter Welch of Vermont.
PoliticsAlberta’s 10-question provincial referendum is underway. One focus is whether the province should hold a second, binding referendum on separating from Canada; Premier Danielle Smith has put nine other questions to residents.
CultureTyler Shultz, a former Theranos insider who blew the whistle on the company in 2015, joins CBS Mornings to discuss Nathan Fielder’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, “You Can See Everything.”
PoliticsIn his Fox News legal analysis, Gregg Jarrett takes up former President Barack Obama’s backing of Rep. Ilhan Omar in the wake of an FBI raid, along with reporting about an O.J. Simpson accomplice.
PoliticsHouston voters line up at polling places on the first day of early in-person voting in the 2026 US midterm elections.
World1:43Prime Minister Mark Carney said Sunday that a fire at a military base in Alberta killed four soldiers and injured dozens. He described it as one of the worst peacetime tragedies to strike Canada's armed forces on home soil.