Correspondent Steven Portnoy says the amount of preparation displayed by each candidate was the key takeaway from the first Presidential debate. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.

Like the mythical Flying Dutchman, the ghost ship that was doomed to wander the oceans forever, Correspondent Stephan Kaufman tells the story of a cardboard box that seems to have met a somewhat similar fate. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.

Barack Obama has delivered his final address as President to the annual gathering of the world's leaders. CBS News foreign affairs analyst Pamela Falk has today's Reporter's Notebook.

Refugees and broken promises. CBS's Larry Miller in London has today's Reporter's Notebook.

Charlotte is on edge after the nation's latest shooting death of a black person by a police officer. Correspondent Jim Krasula has today's Reporter's Notebook.

CBS News Senior Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen says New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is lucky that bombshell allegations in the Bridgegate trial will be overshadowed by coverage of the region's latest terror investigation. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.

CBS News Senior Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen says a victim of this election season is criminal justice reform on Capitol Hill. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.

There's a growing trend of private data being leaked to the public. Recent victims include Colin Powell and Simone Biles. Here's Steve Futterman with more in today's Reporter's Notebook.

Don't expect to see a championship sporting contest in North Carolina anytime soon. It's fallout from the state's restrictive LGBT law. Correspondent Jim Krasula has today's Reporters Notebook.

New census data show that most Americans are doing better financially than they were before President Obama took office. Correspondent Pam Coulter takes a closer look in today's Reporter's Notebook.