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FEMA CFO Mary Comans was harassed by an online mob after ⁦Elon Musk⁩ accused her of illegally sending money to NYC to house migrants. Turns out one of his DOGE lieutenants directed her not to stop the payment, Comans told @cbsnews. 👇 cbsnews.com/news/mary-coma…

Medical Properties Trust advertising during the Auburn-Bama game while their hospital tenants go bankrupt leaving vulnerable communities without care.

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Our story from last night: Voice of America goes off the air for the first time 83 years. In his first intv since being shut down by the White House, its director calls the move a “self-inflicted blow” that will threaten America’s national security. w/ Nancy Cordes

IRS Agents Gary Shapley and Joe Ziegler blew the whistle on the Hunter Biden investigation and are now getting promotions. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden is losing his secret service detail early and said in a recent court filing he's struggling financially 👇 cbsnews.com/news/irs-agent…

Honored to be nominated for our investigation into the collapse of Steward Health -- and those who got rich off it. Congrats to all the nominees! w/ Jonathan LaPook, M.D, Sheena Samu

JUST IN: A settlement in principle has been reached between Ashley Babbitt's family and President Trump's DOJ. Attorneys for both parties just acknowledged the settlement in open court. Babbitt's estate filed a $30 million civil suit against the U.S. after January 6.

SCOOP by Madeleine May and Caitlin Huey-Burns on a new effort to silence federal workers >>>>>> cbsnews.com/news/doge-usai…

Our story this morning... The courts are weighing whether to allow Department of Government Efficiency's dismantling of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to proceed. One grieving husband has joined the fight to save the agency under assault by a 25-year-old Musk recruit👇 w/Weijia Jiang and Madeleine May

~ Update to our story last week ~ USAID to hire lawyers to investigate employees who talked to the press, alleged job posting shows. Read the report here for CBS News: cbsnews.com/news/usaid-hir…

Outgoing The U.S. Capitol Police chief Tom Manger confirmed to CBS News the Trump administration will pay $5 million to settle a wrongful death suit brought by the family of Jan. 6 rioter Ashli Babbit. Manger told me he was "disappointed" and "disagreed" with the settlement.

Here's our story: cbsnews.com/news/trump-adm…

Great reporting by my colleague Janet Shamlian on rural hospitals, which say they are already aren't getting enough from Medicaid reimbursements -- and that's before proposed cuts by Congress.

Our story in tonight- Nancy Cordes questions the White House on whether any of POTUS’s advised against holding a sweepstakes for top buyers of his memecoin. Press sec responds “it’s absurd to insinuate this President is profiting off the Presidency.”

SCOOP: My colleague Graham Kates got ahold of Thomas Crooks' emails in the months leading up to his attempted assassination of then-candidate Trump. They include his correspondence with an specialty fuel retailer over an order for bomb-making materials > shorturl.at/X6DLK

Revealing exchange on ⁦CBS Sunday Morning 🌞⁩: Musk tells David Pogue he cannot bring up in the interview where he disagrees with the Trump admin because it “creates a bone of contention.”

On Biden autopen probe by US House Oversight, discussions happening to set up interview dates for Dr. Kevin O’Connor, Anthony Bernal, Annie Tomasini, Ashley Williams and Neera Tanden, CBS News' Michael Kaplan reports. Lawyers for the Biden admin aides have been talking with the

New reporting w/ Laura Geller TV Mohamed Soliman, the suspect in yesterday's Boulder attack worked at a Centennial, CO health provider in 2023. An outside hiring firm vetted his legal status, and he was confirmed to have a valid work visa, which was set to expire in March 2025.