CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy details the special counsel's letter which expressed Robert Mueller's frustration with the attorney general's summary of the Russia probe findings. Read the letter.

Facebook is rolling out some new changes with CEO Mark Zuckerberg announcing today, "the future is private." CBS news technology analyst Larry Magid reports.

There have been some violent clashes in Venezuela, after opposition leader Juan Guaido called for the military and civilians to rise up against President Nicolas Maduro. CBS News military analyst, retired Army Maj. Mike Lyons reports.

WCBS 880's Steve Scott spoke to retired broadcaster Bill Luckhardt on the 80th anniversary of the 1939 World's Fair, where his parents first met.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo discusses President Trump’s claims that the NRA is under siege in New York and more.

This summer's planned "Woodstock 50" festival may be canceled. Poughkeepsie Journal and USA Today Network music writer John Barry reports.

Police are looking into a possible motive for Saturday’s shooting at a synagogue near San Diego. There's a funeral today for the only person killed in the attack. CBS News correspondent Steve Futterman reports.

WCBS 880’s Kevin Rincon spoke with Rockland County Executive Ed Day as he headed to Albany to urge state lawmakers to end religious exemptions for required vaccinations.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo will not be running for president in 2020, but that doesn’t mean he won’t be taking an active role in the election. Wall Street Journal's Jimmy Vielkind explains.

Congress is back to work after a two-week recess, and the most pressing item this week is the House Judiciary Committee testimony -- or not -- of Attorney General William Barr. CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy has what to expect from the hearings, if they even happen.