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President Donald Trump is considering at least four people to serve as his next chief of staff. Politico reporter Daniel Lippman explains.

CBS News has found reports of at least 578 children who were sexually abused at children camps over the past 55 years and it's likely many more cases were never reported. Jericka Duncan details the investigation.

Congressional Democrats are considering whether payments made to women during the 2016 President Campaign to keep quiet about extramarital affairs with Donald Trump are impeachable offenses. CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy explains.

CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger explains what’s been happening with the stock market over the last week.

Crain's Greg David talks about the "incredible Bloomberg-de Blasio boom" and what's ahead for the city's strong economy.

In this week’s “Stories From Main Street,” WCBS 880’s Sean Adams meets with Bronna Lipton, who runs Second Chance Toys and aims to help children in need and the environment at the same time.

President Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, deserves a substantial prison sentence, federal prosecutors said. Defense attorney Joe Jackson explains why Cohen shouldn't be surprised.

President Trump has made decisions about nominations to a couple of key positions including Attorney General and United Nations ambassador. Politico White House reporter Chris Cadelago explains.

CBS military analyst Jeff McCausland provides his thoughts on the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, 77 years later.

The Supreme Court is considering a case concerning an exception to the ban on double jeopardy, or being prosecuted twice for the same case. It also may have implications in the Russia probe. Washington Post Supreme Court reporter Robert Barnes explains.