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Reporters Notebook
by CBS News
Get the stories behind the stories from the team at CBS News Radio.
Episodes
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Canada Wildfire Smoke
It's air pollution at it's worse! CBS's Linda Kenyon has the story in today's 'Reporter's Notebook.'
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Mass Shooting Emotions
CBS' Thane Rosenbaum takes a closer look into the emotions of a mass shooting case in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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US China Russia
With tensions rising and relations at a low point, the U-S continues to try to engage Beijing and Moscow in dialogue but without much success. CBS' Cami McCormick has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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New Fort Bragg Name
One of the Army's most storied installations has a new name. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula reports in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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GRE
The exams so many aspiring students dreaded are gradually being dropped by colleges and graduate schools. CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise has more in today's Reporter's Notebook...
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German Court
In Germany, a court case reaffirms a fundamental democratic principal. CBS' Vicki Barker tells you more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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SCOTUS Opinions
Summertime also means SCOTUS releasing their opinions on cases they've listened to. CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Memorial Day
CBS News Correspondent Peter King has some thoughts on the meaning of Memorial Day on today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Frontline Reporting
You hear them from conflict and disaster zones across the globe. And you could be forgiven for forgetting that journalists too can be affected by the horrors they witness. CBS News foreign correspondent Elaine Cobbe has more on that in this week’s Reporter’s Notebook.
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TARGET PRIDE COLLECTION
The bitter battle between conservatives and liberals has come to a store near you. That's the subject of today's Reporter's Notebook from CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise...
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Best Summer Travel
Just in time for the summer travel season! Some news you can use! CBS's Linda Kenyon has that story in today's Reporter's Notebook.
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HRC Florida
Another civil rights organization has issued a travel advisory against visiting Florida amid what advocates say are its laws targeting LGBTQ and other comimunities. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Expensive Ice Cream
This dessert costs how much?! CBS' Matt Pieper explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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AM/FM Radios in Cars
Will AM/FM radios still be installed in new cars? CBS' Jim Krasula explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Titanic
When will the 1,500 victims of the sinking of the Titanic be left alone? CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise has some thoughts in today's Reporter's Notebook...
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Biden Economy
On Today's Reporters notebook, Correspondent Peter King has a few thoughts on keeping the country out of default.
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Best Place to Live in US
The best place in the US to live is...CBS' Matt Pieper reveals in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Zelenskyy Sunak
Ukraine's president, trying to prepare for a counter-offensive against the Russian invaders, has been touring Europe in a quest for more military aid. His warmest welcome -- from the UK. CBS's Vicki Barker has more on today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Postal Robberies
The US Postal Service is taking action to stop robberies. CBS's Jim Krasula has the story on today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Title 42
Now that the restrictive pandemic-era immigration policy known as Title 42 has come to an end, what will the United States do to both maintain its image as a place that's welcoming to immigrants and keep its borders secure? CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise has some thoughts in today's...
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Title 42
This week marks the end of what's called Title 42. CBS' Cami McCormick has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Trump Carroll Lawsuit Verdict
A verdict is made in the E. Jean Carroll - Donald Trump civil lawsuit. CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy has the details in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Mental Health Awareness
As Mental Health Awareness is the focus this month, CBS' Matt Pieper discusses some of the most vulnerable in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Secretariat
CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula reflects on history made 50-years ago in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Sheeran Trial
British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran won a major victory in federal court in Manhattan today (Thursday). CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise tells us about it in today's Reporter's Notebook...
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Mass Shootings
A Database maintained by the Associated Press, USA Today and Northeastern University finds that the nation is on a record pace for mass shootings this year. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes has more in today's reporter's notebook.
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Loneliness Health Risks
Loneliness poses serious health risks. CBS' Cami McCormick explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Russia War Death Toll
The death toll in the Russia-Ukraine War continues to grow. CBS' Matt Pieper has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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HS Student College Offers
It's easy to get wrapped up in the news of the day and not notice the accomplishments of young people, like one who has millions of scholarship offers from more than a hundred colleges. CBS News Reporter Christopher Cruise has more in today's Reporter's Notebook...
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Take Your Kid to Work Day
Take Your Kid to Work Day hits the White House. CBS' Linda Kenyon details the event in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Throwing Rock Murder
Three teens are charged with first degree murder over the death of a woman struck by a rock thrown through her windshield. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes has more in today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Biden Re-election Campaign
President Joe Biden is running for re election. CBS' Matt Pieper has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Love Bombing
"Love bombing" is now against the law in Britain. CBS' Vicki Barker tells us more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Mass Shootings
CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula takes a look at the nation's mass shooting epidemic in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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SpaceX Launch
SpaceX's giant new rocket explodes minutes after launching on its first test flight. CBS News Correspondent Christopher Cruise has more on today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Pentagon Leak Suspect
The man accused of leaking military secrets will remain behind bars for a while longer. CBS's Linda Kenyon has that story in today's 'Reporter's Notebook.'
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King Charles Coronation
In Britain, the final countdown to the May 6th crowning of King Charles the Third is underway... but few in Britain actually seem to be counting... CBS' Vicki Barker shares her thoughts in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Fox News Lawsuit
Fox News is going to court. CBS' Steve Futterman explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Washington Commanders
The Washington Commanders have been sold. CBS' Stacy Lyn has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Jackie Robinson Day
MLB gears up to celebrate Jackie Robinson on Saturday. CBS' Steve Futterman has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Ethylene Oxide
There is a new health concern within the medical community. CBS' Jim Krasula has more in today's Reporter's Notebook.
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Ireland Politics
As President Biden visits Ireland, CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy breaks down the historical political tension within the country in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Working Sick at Home
How do 'sick days' work in the "Work From Home" era? CBS' Matt Pieper explains the dilemma in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Paris Protests
Protests continue in France against plans to raise the retirement age. CBS' Elaine Cobbe has more in this Reporter’s Notebook.
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Severe Weather
It's been an especially stormy start to the year. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula has more on today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Trump Indictment
Former President Trump is holding on to the spotlight as he faces serious charges. CBS's Linda Kenyon has the story in today's "Reporter's Notebook."
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Trump Indictment
Former President Donald Trump is in court. CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains all in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Russia Ukraine
Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine grinds on, costing lives and materiel with little to show for the sacrifice ... and now cracks are starting to appear in the Russian power structure. CBS' Vicki Barker shares her thoughts in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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Trump Indictment
Donald Trump has been indicted. CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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MLB Opening Day
Baseball is back. CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."
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