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CBS News is the news and information division of CBS Corporation, dedicated to providing the highest quality journalism under standards it pioneered and continues to set in today’s digital age. Headquartered in the famed CBS Broadcast Center in New York, CBS News has bureaus across the globe and produces influential, critically acclaimed programs providing original reporting, interviews, investigations, analysis and breaking news 24 hours a day, seven days a week. CBS News provides news and information for the CBS Television Network, CBSN, CBSNews.com, CBS News Radio and CBS Mobile. CBS News is home to the nation’s #1 news program, 60 Minutes, the 24/7 digital streaming news network, CBSN, and the award-winning broadcasts CBS This Morning, CBS Evening News, 48 Hours, Face the Nation and CBS Sunday Morning.

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"Barbie" was a box office smash, taking the world by storm as it celebrated women and showcased the diverse history of the popular doll. The history of that diversity can be traced back to trailblazer Kitty Black Perkins.

She designed Mattel, Inc.'s first Black Barbie, which debuted in 1980 after demand from collectors.

More than half of Americans who earned college diplomas find themselves working in jobs that don't require a bachelor's degree or utilize the skills acquired in obtaining one. 

If a graduate's first job is in a low-paying field or out-of-line with a worker's interests, it could pigeonhole them into an undesirable role or industry that's hard to escape, according to a new study from The Burning Glass Institute and the Strada Institute for the Future of Work. 

The findings come as more Americans question the eroding value of a college degree, and as more employers are dropping higher education degree requirements altogether.

Former President Jimmy Carter has been in hospice care for a year, and yet, the 39th President of the United States lives on. 

The former president's grandson says his grandfather, who has witnessed massive transformations in the world during the past century, maintains his spirit thanks to his unwavering adherence to principles of faith and respect for others.

With a torn ACL and a knee in need of replacement, Cindy Tutko was in pain as she walked with a heavy bag through the Atlanta airport. Then she met a good Samaritan who became like a son to her.

Research from Morgan Stanley found that about 32% of single people in the U.S. use online dating services, and just over a quarter of them pay. 

The increasing cost of dating apps, matchmaking services and, for those looking for an even bigger edge, love coaching can require singles to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars in pursuit of finding a partner — and that's before the first date.

Although most apps operate on a so-called "freemium" model, upgrades and premium features that dating services claim will your boost success rate can greatly increase expenses.

Super Bowl LVIII, which aired on CBS, was the most watched program in television history, CBS Sports says.

Boeing’s 737 Max 9s are set to fly again today, weeks after a door plug flew off midair. Here’s what to know.

Actress Lily Gladstone has become the first Native American to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. 

Gladstone told CBS Mornings that she learned the news while on a FaceTime call with her family in Osage County.

Young adults in the U.S. are experiencing a very different trajectory than their parents, with more of them hitting key milestones later in life and also taking on more debt, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.

The survey offers a portrait of a generation that's struggling with debt in a way that their parents did not, with more of them shouldering student loans and, for those who own a home, larger mortgages than their parents had at their age.

People could see bigger refunds this year, with some potentially receiving 10% more than a year earlier, one expert told CBS News.

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