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Toxic coal ash is making its way to Florida from Puerto Rico. Experts warn of its adverse health effects
A law was passed in Puerto Rico to prohibit the deposit and disposal of coal ash on the island.
From Friday:
Surgical gown recall leaves medical centers scrambling
Cardinal Health said a Chinese contractor supplying the gowns was not using factories registered with the FDA.
A CBS News Investigation: Possible pay-to-play scheme for ambassador role in Trump administration uncovered by CBS News
Emails obtained by CBS News show Trump's nominee for ambassador to the Bahamas was asked by the RNC to donate half a million dollars as his confirmation in the Senate hung in the balance
Clinics across the country are advertising hormone therapy as a fountain of youth, but a six-month CBS News investigation uncovered hidden dangers associated with the treatment centers. Chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joins CBSN to discuss his findings.
Clinics across the country are advertising hormone therapy as a fountain of youth, but a six-month CBS News investigation uncovered hidden dangers associated with the treatment centers. Chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joins CBSN to discuss his findings.
A CBS News investigation: A clinic treated a fatigued 41-year-old with testosterone. A month later, he had a stroke.
In search of "fountain of youth," people are turning to popular hormone clinics. But are they safe?
PART TWO of a CBS News Investigation: Genetic cancer risk scam targeting seniors may disqualify them from legitimate tests
Many never receive the results from these companies but their Medicare accounts are billed for thousands of dollars
CBS News Investigates: Massive medicare scam exploits cancer fears
One couple was promised their DNA test results in 4-6 weeks. Nearly a year later, they've received nothing but massive charges to their Medicare account.
Faked drug tests and scandals: Navy SEALs have "order and discipline" problem
Respect for the SEALs have been undermined by a series of high profile missteps
FIRST ON CTM: Woman sues for gun ban in Kroger grocery stores after father's murder
"You don't need a gun to buy groceries," her attorney said
CBS NEWS INVESTIGATES: Reputation management companies are faking court orders to suppress Google results
Googling yourself may be easy, but changing what Google says about you is nearly impossible. It's so difficult, that many small businesses pay tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars to get rid of negative comments. The companies that do this are known as reputation management companies. Jim....
A CBS NEWS INVESTIGATION:
Inspectors say FAA pressures them to ignore critical plane problems: "The flying public needs to wake up"
One longtime FAA inspector tells CBS News that they have been "repeatedly" punished for finding a problem and reporting it
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Southwest planes taken out of service as mechanics raise alarm over safety
More than 40 airplanes per day have been grounded for maintenance issues since last Tuesday
Airline mechanics feel pressured to overlook potential safety problems: "Accident waiting to happen"
In a CBS News investigation, mechanics blame it on an economic reality of the airline business: a plane only makes an airline money when it's flying passengers
"He was my boogeyman": Another accuser of Houston priest comes forward
Mark Quinn decided to come forward after seeing another victim on CBS News
FROM LAST WEEK:
2017 military crash that killed 16 could have been prevented, probe finds
The Marine Corps acknowledges a maintenance issue that caused a deadly military plane crash should have been detected. Fifteen Marines and a sailor died when a KC-130 aircraft broke apart and crashed in Mississippi last year. The Marine Forces Reserve investigation determined the plane was deemed un...
TSA finds 4,000+ guns in carry-on bags so far this year, a record
The TSA has topped last year's record number of guns found at airport checkpoints. Screeners spotted more than 4,000 firearms in carry-on bags so far this year – nearly 300 in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport alone. Last year, the TSA saw the numbers jump 17 percent. Kris Van Cleav...
Head of U.S. Catholic bishops kept 2 priests accused of abuse in active ministry
Cardinal Daniel DiNardo is accused of allowing a priest to preside over one of the largest churches in Houston, despite abuse claims made against him
Some former students, employees say Apple co-founder's Woz U doesn't live up to promises
CBS News investigation uncovers problems at Steve Wozniak's 33-week program that costs $13,200
Texas jury finds "gross negligence" by Toyota in seatback case
On Friday a civil jury in Texas found "clear and convincing evidence" of "gross negligence" by Toyota, the parent company of Lexus. It ruled the automaker failed to warn consumers that front seats can collapse backward during certain types of rear end collisions and propel people into the back seat....
A growing number of people are concerned about food safety after a series of recalls over food contamination.
A growing number of people are concerned about food safety after a series of recalls over food contamination. Pepperidge Farm voluntarily recalled more than three million packages of Goldfish crackers Tuesday over possible salmonella contamination. Mondelez International also issued a voluntary reca...
Recruiters pay vulnerable addicts to try experimental treatment to kick heroin.
A CBS News investigation found that addicts are being paid hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars in cash to get the 30-minute outpatient procedure
Lab companies Quest and CPL at center of lawsuits in Ireland over missed cervical cancer diagnoses.
"I'm 37, learning about the process of dying"
Slaying of Bronx teen highlights NYPD efforts to curb gang violence.
15-year-old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was stabbed to death by alleged gang members last week
Purdue Pharma used deceptive sales tactic for OxyContin after settlement, ex-sales rep says.
Purdue's 2007 settlement with the Justice Department included more than $630 million in fines
Inside a lavish retreat where lobbyists donate for access to state attorneys general.
The top law enforcement officials in each state are playing an increasingly bigger role – and businesses and trade groups are noticing
Auditor "shocked" by massive billing schemes at rural hospitals.
Higher reimbursement rates have made rural hospitals targets for schemes that have generated nearly half a billion dollars in allegedly fraudulent billing
"That's not fair": Federal insurance program falls short for flood victims.
A CBS News investigation reveals National Flood Insurance Program, run by FEMA, often benefits private insurance companies
Federal program meant to help flood victims spends millions fighting claims.
By paying their premiums on time every year, homeowners like Richard and Linda Brown help fund the very lawyers fighting them in court
Dentists say they support 7-day limits on opioid prescriptions.
New study showing dentist opioid prescriptions rose from 2010-2015 while national trend declined
President Trump's sons' visit to Dubai this week has cost taxpayers a minimum of $73,000 in security costs, according to government purchase orders viewed by CBS News.
That doesn't include airfare for Secret Service agents, advance costs or any overtime pay
Lab testing scheme could raise insurance premiums.
As many Americans struggle to pay rising health insurance premiums, a CBS News investigation has uncovered a scheme that could make those premiums go even higher. Rural hospitals are being exploited by some health care executives who are using them to make up to ten times more from insurance compani...
Whistleblower says Florida lab uses rural hospitals to inflate insurance costs.
CBS News investigation finds some hospitals have become gold mines for enterprising health care executives looking for a way to quietly make a quick buck
Some rural hospitals were used to score huge paydays as insurance providers reimburse them at much higher rates.
"I can tell you what was actually funneled through the facility, and that was over $120 million in about 14 months," an attorney says
Despite mass shootings, number of households owning guns is on the decline
Half of all guns are concentrated among 3 percent of Americans
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