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An American fighter jet downed over Iran and one crew member has already been found. Last summer the TSA removed its longstanding "shoes off" policy, but now there's a demand to bring it back. And, Artemis II has left Earth's orbit and has started its final push towards the moon.

Pam Bondi out as U.S. Attorney General. Artemis II in orbit and at a crossroads. Do they go to the next leg around the moon or stay close to Earth? And, a 13-year-old girl, missing since 1994, found alive more than 30 years later.

President Trump and the war with Iran. His primetime address to the nation. Lift off for Artemis II, America's first moon mission in more than half a century. And, a surprise at the Supreme Court today as the battle over birthright citizenship comes before the justices.

Gas prices hit $4 a gallon nationwide, all of it tied to the war with Iran. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase , sat down with anchor Tony Dokoupil to discuss a whole range of issues related to the current state of the economy. And, the latest from the NASA administrator as the countdown to tomorrow's planned Artemis II launch continues on schedule.

President Trump threatens to obliterate Iran's energy sector as U.S. special operations troops arrive in the region. TSA workers finally getting paid, as the White House finds a way to bypass Congress. And, the countdown to the launch of NASA's Artemis II for a nine-day trip around the moon and back.

President Trump signed an order to pay TSA employees as soon as Monday, after a deal that sought to do the same stalled in Congress. An hour earlier, House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected a Senate-passed bill to fund TSA and most of Homeland Security. Golf legend Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover vehicle crash in Jupiter, Florida, on Friday afternoon. Iran-linked hackers on Friday claimed they...

The runway where an Air Canada jet plowed into a fire truck reopened today as federal investigators release video showing how devastating the collusion was. A Florida man and his sister have been charged in connection with the explosive device found outside MacDill Air Force Base. And, whether you're traveling for spring break or for fun, be prepared for some of the highest wait times at airport s...

A second landmark verdict for the tech giant Meta in two days. The world's largest social media company is being told that they owe millions in damages. On day 40 of the government shutdown, the acting head of the TSA warned that the staffing shortage is close to threatening public safety. And, it's opening day for Major League Baseball. Thanks to new high-tech umps, both batters and pitchers can...

Earlier today President Trump addressed Senior White House Correspondent Ed O'Keefe that Iranian negotiators made an offer to the U.S. Growing pressure in Congress to end the partial government shutdown. The CEO of United Airlines weighs in. And, CBS' Tom Hanson reports on federal investigators as they detail the final moments of the Air Canada jet colliding with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport.

Disaster on the runway at LaGuardia Airport after an Air Canada flight slams into a fire truck. ICE agents have now been deployed to "hotspot" airport destinations. And, the billion-dollar storm slamming into Hawaii and the catastrophe it's left behind.

Chaos at the airports and long lines aren't letting up as Spring Break kicks off. It's three weeks into the war with Iran, with thousands of U.S. Marines and warships heading to the Middle East. And, remembering martial arts expert and action hero Chuck Norris.

President Trump has stated his primary objective in the war with Iran is to ensure they never possess nuclear weapons. Is this possible to achieve with diplomacy? There's growing pressure for Congress to end the government shutdown and eliminate the long lines being seen at airports. Hollywood is testing the boundaries with AI even more now, with Val Kilmer joining just a few of the big names brou...

Major questions about Iran from Capitol Hill today. Chaos at America's airports continue with to many TSA officers calling out and the remaining still not getting paid. And, a historic day for the WNBA. What the new deal will look like if approved.

Unpaid TSA agents are calling out sick in record numbers. As the war in Iran enters its 18th day, a senior Trump advisor has decided to call it quits. And, our correspondent gets up close and personal with some of Israel's firepower.

The extreme weather won't let up as a megastorm drops snow all across the Midwest and is now heading East. Plus, the possibility of tornadoes. Thousands of flights get canceled or delayed from the weather and the partial government shutdown. What you need to know if you're planning on flying. And, on the CBS Evening News, President Trump's efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with the help of ot...

CBS News' Jonah Kaplan reports on what he's learned so far in the newest developments in the suspected terrorist attack in Michigan. Ash-har Quraishi reports the latest on the attacker, and what may have prompted him to try and blow up the Michigan synagogue. Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane has new reporting on the highly decorated combat veteran who was involved in another attack linked to...

A temple in Michigan was attacked by a man who drove into the synagogue where it burst into flames. Another deadly shooting out of Virginia carried out by a man with ties to ISIS. And, an inside look at some of the tools being given to teens to cut back on their screentime.

The FBI reportedly circulated a memo to police departments in California in recent days that Iran could retaliate for American attacks by launching drones at the West Coast. An Iranian drone attack in Kuwait that killed six U.S. service members in the early hours of the war with Iran was more severe than has previously been revealed, with dozens suffering injuries including brain trauma, shrapnel...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says today was the most intense day of airstrikes against Iran. Spring weather has arrived in the Northeast, but thunderstorms threaten the Central US. And, reporting on the unease and desperation in Venezuela nine weeks after Nicolas Maduro's capture.

Oil and gas prices are surging since the start of the war on Iran. What the White house is now considering as a solution. Massive lines and missed flights, just in time for spring break. The warnings being given to travelers amidst the partial government shutdown. And, more on the alleged terror attempt in New York City and the teenagers behind it.

President Trump calls for Iran's regime's unconditional surrender. The impact the war in Iran is having on the economy as oil and gas prices rise and stocks tumble. And, a preview of Major Garrett's sit down with defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Russia's involvement with the war in Iran.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has been fired. The looming questions over Iran's future and who could be its next leader. And, the battle that's brewing between Health Secretary RFK Jr. and two major coffee chains.

For the first time since World War II an American submarine torpedoed an enemy ship. CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil has the latest. Despite thousands of American citizens making it out of the war zone this weekend, the struggle to get more out remains. Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman shares what he's learned so far. The first US service members have officially been killed in Operation Epic...

The Middle East is becoming dangerous for both soldiers and civilians alike. We'll bring you the latest on the joint U.S.-Israel assault on Iran. Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem in the hot seat on Capitol Hill while members of both parties call for her resignation. And, another miracle on the Hudson as another plane makes an emergency landing.

What the war in the Iran could mean for your wallet. President Trump has stated the war on Iran is about safety, while the U.S. burns through stockpiles of missiles. How long can the U.S. keep up the fight? And, our team of correspondents breaks down the war in Iran from all angles.