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This constantly updated list features the latest and most important news articles, ranked in order of significance. The top stories highlight major developments, breaking news, and critical updates across various topics, ensuring you stay informed about the most pressing issues. As new articles are added, the list adapts to reflect the latest priorities, keeping the most impactful stories at the forefront. Whether it’s global events, technology breakthroughs, or industry trends, this dynamic list ensures you always have access to the most relevant and timely information.

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    11/14/19: CBSN Evening News

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    "Sesame Street" was shaped by historically black New York communities

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    Former intelligence officer reacts to impeachment hearings against Trump

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    At least 2 dead and several injured in school shooting

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    ICE raids meatpacking plant in Omaha

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    11/14: CBS Evening News

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    Southern Baptist delegates call for same-sex marriage ban

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    What is samarium, the rare earth element at the center of U.S.-China trade talks?

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    11/14/19: Red and Blue

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    2020 Daily Trail Markers: "Barnstormers for Pete" aim to boost Buttigieg's 2020 run

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    Loved ones speak out following ICE raids at Los Angeles work sites

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    PBS, NPR funding on the line as House nears final vote on $9.4 billion in DOGE-backed cuts

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    High tide in Venice could hit twice normal level

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    What to expect from Day 2 of public hearings in impeachment inquiry

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    Pulse massacre survivors and family tour building before demolition

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    Rodney Reed's family prays SCOTUS will hear his case

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    California school shooting witness describes seeing "a body fall"

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    Latest in investigation of deadly school shooting

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    CBS News correspondent Vladimir Duthiers gets his birth chart read

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    6/11: The Daily Report

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    Astrologer Chani Nicholas on why what she does works

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    6/11: CBS Evening News Plus

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    Day 2, Part 3: Marie Yovanovitch's opening statement

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    New study links firearm deaths to permissive gun laws

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    Day 2, Part 2: Devin Nunes' opening statement

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    Day 2, Part 1: Adam Schiff's opening statement

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    Google's collection of medical records sparks privacy concerns

    The apparent whistleblower who revealed Google is collecting medical records from about 50 million Americans said "Project Nightingale" raised red flags, including a security risk of "placing medical data in the digital cloud." Google said it's using the information to improve health care and reduce medical costs, under strict privacy and security standards. Wired Editor-in-Chief Nick Thomson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the privacy and security concerns.

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    Will Colin Kaepernick play in the NFL again?

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    New species of dinosaur discovered that 'rewrites' T.rex family tree

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    David Hogg won't try to keep his DNC role amid dispute over Democratic primaries

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    Biden reacts to Saugus High School shooting: "Damn it, we have to protect these kids!"

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    The latest in U.S.-China trade talks as Trump says deal is in reach

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    Dog of murdered Pennsylvania man helps detectives solve case

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    CDC purges career officials from oversight of vaccine committee

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    Gun deaths among children rise in states with lax firearm laws, new study finds

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    Reporter's Notebook: JFK sent troops to Alabama, but knew force alone wasn't enough

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    Community mourns California high school shooting victims

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    Colorado sheriff says he won't enforce red flag gun law

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    Pennsylvania man killed after receiving threats from ex-wife

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    Day 2, Part 5: Devin Nunes and Steve Castor question Marie Yovanovitch

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    Day 2, Part 4: Adam Schiff and Daniel Goldman question Marie Yovanovitch

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    Cosmopolitan readers are "obsessed" with astrology: EIC

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    Roger Stone found guilty of seven charges, including lying to Congress

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    Pelosi: Trump trying to "undermine" strength of ex-Ukraine ambassador with tweets

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    Pelosi: Trump's public attacks on witnesses are "very significant"

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    Israel is poised to launch operation on Iran, sources say

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    "Circus," "kangaroo court," "coup": 1998 Democrats and 2019 Republicans use the same terms to attack impeachment efforts

    Republicans on Capitol Hill have largely stayed firm in their defense of President Trump during the public impeachment hearings. Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics; Patrick Maney, a professor of modern American history at Boston College; and Mark Summers, a history professor at the University of Kentucky, joined "Red & Blue" to discuss how the 2019 impeachment process compares to those faced by presidents Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.

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    USC issues warning about drug use after 9th student death this semester

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    Day 2, Part 6: Five-minute rounds of questioning

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    Gun control: Where Washington stands on Red Flag laws
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