Health2:35The Food and Drug Administration plans to revise nutrition standards for infant formula. Pediatrician Dr. Amanda Kravitz discusses the changes.
Health2:35The Food and Drug Administration plans to revise nutrition standards for infant formula. Pediatrician Dr. Amanda Kravitz discusses the changes.
Politics43:38Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa deliver joint remarks in Montreal during an EU-Canada summit focused on deepening ties. Some member states oppose a proposal to give Canada EU “associate member” status, putting Carney’s vision for a new global order to the test.
PoliticsDonald Trump insulted a Reuters reporter’s appearance and called him “disgusting” after the reporter asked why Trump had canceled two upcoming campaign events. A day later, Trump rescheduled rallies in Kansas and Iowa.
EconomyStarbucks CEO Brian Niccol expects earnings growth to continue and says the company’s turnaround is ahead of schedule. He says Starbucks could become a multi-brand company. The chain recently said it was not exploring a takeover of Chipotle.
PoliticsFox News' Bill Hemmer examines the escalating redistricting fight in Texas, Florida and California, where Republicans and Democrats are vying for control of the House. New polling also shows Trump's support among Hispanic voters down 12 points.
PoliticsThe New York Times alleges that Mary Peltola's campaign recruited a man who shares the name of her opponent, Sen. Dan Sullivan, to run for the seat. Peltola denies the report. Jonah Kaplan went to Alaska and spoke with the namesake's neighbors, who disagree over whether he is a nice guy or a hoaxer.
SocietyVideos circulating on TikTok and other social platforms show creators feigning an Apple Pay swipe to make it seem they have taken money from members of the public; the stunt is described as cruel.
EconomyThe Bank of Canada has raised rates for the first time in three years. The discussion examines the impact on Canadians and the state of the economy.
SocietyAn escape artist plans to attempt a high-rise stunt in Los Angeles.
Politics1:37:40Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent holds a press conference for a fraud task force in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
WorldSingapore exchanged or renewed three food-security agreements with China, South Korea and Japan on the sidelines of a five-day regional summit. It is seeking to speed up indoor vegetable growing and improve farm output.
Politics1:31:40Donald Trump is campaigning at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida, for Republican midterm candidates Byron Donalds for governor, Ashley Moody for the U.S. Senate and Randy Fine for the U.S. House.
PoliticsDemocratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson holds a “Retire Susan” press conference as he seeks to unseat Maine’s longtime Republican Senator Susan Collins.
WorldA Kyiv Independent documentary investigates mounting reports of Ukrainian refugees—mostly women and children—facing harassment and attacks in Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland. It examines what lies behind the hostility and the role local politicians play in fueling violence.
Culture3:33Patrick Stewart, the “Star Trek” and “X-Men” icon, has died at 86. “CBS Mornings” looks back on his life.
SocietyKnown for high-profile climbs without ropes, Alex Honnold takes his 75-year-old mother on a birthday climbing outing.
HealthProtein-focused snacks are now widespread. Dr. Tania Elliott explains how to balance protein in your diet and shares her favorite protein snacks.
Society2:26In a statement released by her attorneys on Friday, Christa Pike said she was recovering and had been deeply hurt by what she called incompetence during her botched execution.
HealthFor people with PSVT, a condition affecting up to 2 million Americans, a racing heartbeat can begin without warning. A first and only FDA-approved prescription nasal spray is designed for patients to administer themselves to treat it.
PoliticsRepublican Senator Susan Collins, who is seeking re-election in a close Maine race against Democrat Troy Jackson, takes part in the groundbreaking for a childcare and youth recreation center in Greenville.
EconomyRecent reductions in natural gas supplies from Indonesia have highlighted Singapore’s reliance on imported energy. Nearly all its electricity is generated locally, but the fuel comes from overseas. Singapore aims to import more electricity directly from the region, and the report explores how that could work and what might obstruct it.
EconomyBP reported record quarterly net profit, topping expectations as the Iran war lifted energy prices and refining margins. The company said it would use the windfall to pay its remaining Deepwater Horizon liabilities.
PoliticsOn Oct. 30, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong attended the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s dinner marking its 120th anniversary. He stressed the importance of cooperation between older and younger generations of business leaders.
EconomyRetrenchments in Singapore climbed to nearly a six-year high in the third quarter. The Manpower Ministry said the labour market continued to grow, with total employment extending its run of quarterly gains.