In today's Reporter's Notebook, CBS News Correspondent Celia Hatton examines the political downfall of the Chinese politician Bo Xilai and the arrest of his wife in a murder probe.
CBS News Correspondent Sam Litzinger tells us about a Washington tradition--that can be unpleasant for some of those who have to take part. That is today's Reporter's Notebook.
This week's controversies have some asking if President Obama has fallen victim to the second term curse. CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Some thoughts on Angelina Jolie's announcement that she has undergone a double mastectomy. That's today's Reporter's Notebook from Correspondent Barry Bagnato.
Reports that the IRS inappropriately targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status has triggered bipartisan outrage. CBS News Correspondent Peter Maer has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Details continue to emerge about the conditions the three recently freed women in Cleveland were forced to endure. CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The extraordinary story of three women in Cleveland freed from a decade of captivity is on the mind of CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.
President Obama is in Mexico City today to meet with the new Mexican President, Enrique Pena Nieto. CBS News Reporter Adrienne Bard has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The FDA has approved over-the-counter sales for the emergency contraceptive Plan B for women and girls 15 and over. CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Six months after the largest Atlantic hurricane on record hit the East Coast, CBS News Correspondent Jim Taylor reflects on his own experience with Hurricane Sandy in today's Reporter's Notebook.
Travelers rejoice as Congress eases their sequestration pain, to the dismay of others. CBS News Correspondent Bob Fuss has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Travelers rejoice as Congress eases their sequestration pain, to the dismay of others. CBS News Correspondent Bob Fuss has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The historic flooding along the Illinois River has wreaked havoc in some communities that have never even seen flooding. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The historic flooding along the Illinois River has wreaked havoc in some communities that have never even seen flooding. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula has today's Reporter's Notebook.
One week after the twin blasts at the Boston Marathon, the city begins showing signs of recovery. CBS News Correspondent Barry Bagnato has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Some reflections on the city of Boston from CBS News legal analyst Andrew Cohen, who earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees in that city. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.
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