Tributes poured in for Andre Emmett, a former NBA player who was killed Monday morning in Dallas. Police said he was running away from his attackers when he was gunned down. Source

Elite college admissions offices often admit wealthy students who can pay full tuition over just as qualified students who would need financial aid. New York Times Magazine contributing writer Paul Tough revealed this trend in his article “What College Admissions Offices Really Want.” He joined CBSN to discuss his findings. Source

Bernie Sanders is unveiling a new plan his campaign says will eliminate nearly $81 billion in medical debt. CBS News 2020 campaign reporter Cara Korte joins CBSN to discuss the senator’s plan and his recent town hall events focused on medical debt. Source

Trump on the defense after whistleblower complaint; Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kick off trip to South Africa. Source

A partnership between Ticketmaster and a facial recognition software company is raising alarms about privacy among musicians and their fans. This month, a group of artists and activists called “Fight for the Future” launched a campaign to ban face-scanning technology at all music venues and festivals. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson joins CBSN with more. Source

The transcript painted a picture of tragedy that unfolded in mere seconds in New York City’s East River in March 2018 Source

The acclaimed writer’s debut novel tells the story of a young boy born into bondage on a plantation and the mysterious power he discovers Source

Pres. Trump defends call with Ukraine’s president; Prince Harry, Meghan Markle to tour South Africa Source

Charges against two 6-year-olds in Florida were dropped. The children were arrested in separate incidents at a charter school in Orlando. Manuel Bojorquez reports. Source

During the show, they held up their palms to reveal the words “Mental health is not fashion” Source