Reporters Notebook

Reporters Notebook

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Reporters Notebook episodes

  • Oscars Navalny

    There will be a big spotlight on the Best Documentary category at this year's Oscars. CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman explains in this "Reporter's Notebook."


    1 min
  • Black Trans Killing

    An LGBTQ advocacy group is speaking out over the killing of at least the sixth transgender or non-gender conforming person this year. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes reports in this "Reporter's Notebook."

    1 min
  • France Strike

    Workers in France continue to strike over planned pension changes. CBS Correspondent Elaine Cobbe has more in this "Reporter's Notebook."

    1 min
  • Airplane Seating

    Which airlines will let you sit together as a family without extra fees? CBS' Matt Pieper tells all in this "Reporter's Notebook."

    1 min
  • Article I, Section 8

    Congress will overrule DC officials for the first time in 3 decades. CBS' Steven Portnoy has more in today's Reporter's Notebook.

    1 min
  • Sleep Study

    CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula reports on new sleep research in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

    1 min
  • LGBTQ Laws

    Many LGBTQ people are worrying as states across the nation pass laws some say target their community. CBS News Correspondent Allison Keyes reports in this "Reporter's Notebook."


    1 min
  • Student Debt Crisis

    President Biden promised to cancel up to $20 thousand of student loans, but will he be able to keep that promise? CBS' Thane Rosenbaum has more in today's Reporters Notebook.

    1 min
  • James Bond

    Double oh seven gets the Roald (ROH-ulled) Dahl treatment: Now the James Bond novels are getting a linguistic makeover to adapt to changing sensibilities -- SOME of them, anyway. CBS' Vicki Barker reports in this "Reporter's Notebook."

    1 min

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