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A new report is taking a look at what will be needed to get the city's public housing back to a state of good repair, and how to avoid another spiral in the future. Steve Burns has the details.

A bipartisan group of four congressmen is calling on Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to remove all content from the terror groups Hamas and Hezbollah. One of those lawmakers is New Jersey Congressman Josh Gottheimer.

"Class Action Park" looks to uncover the truth of those urban legends surrounding Vernon, New Jersey's notorious Action Park. Executive Producer and Co-Director Seth Porges spoke about the film with WCBS' Chris Rauch.

WFAN and SNY's @Sal_Licata Joined us Live Overnight to Talk About What Went Wrong with @LevonPutney @wcbs880

The Pentagon is considering leaving some troops in Northeastern Syria, to help protect oil fields from ISIS. CBS News Military Analyst, retired Army Colonel Jeff McCausland reports.

The NYPD is changing the way it responds to calls involving people with mental health issues. Greg Smith, with TheCity.com, explains.

As more and more states continue to enact rules around e-cigarettes, one New Jersey congressman is looking to take those regulations to a national level. WCBS 880's Steve Burns reports.

An argument about subsidizing aircraft is hurting the food business. Crain's Greg David has the details.

A quick glance at the news makes it feel like the world is falling apart, but are things as bad as they seem? We ask CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger.

CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy has the latest.