Mindful of the surging pandemic, many families are taking every precaution to lower risks and have a safer Thanksgiving. Health officials warn traditions must change, masks must be worn, and meals should be eaten outside. Jamie Yuccas reports. Source Read More »

Bad transitions have happened before. After the election of 1860, seven states seceded from the Union before Abraham Lincoln’s inauguration. Source Read More »

Glenn Close joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss her new Netflix movie, “Hillbilly Elegy,” and what it took to physically transform into her character. Source Read More »

Michigan has certified its election results, officially declaring President-elect Joe Biden as the winner of the state. One Republican canvasser joined two Democrats in the decision Monday night. CBS News 2020 campaign reporter Adam Brewster joined “CBSN AM” with the latest and what this means for the Trump campaign. Source Read More »

Three weeks after Election Day, the Trump administration is finally allowing the formal presidential transition to begin. Throughout history, the United States has had good transitions and bad transitions, but this one is unusual. Chip Reid reports. Source Read More »

The event marks President Trump’s first time in public since the GSA told President-elect Joe Biden they’re ready to start the formal transition process. Source Read More »

Several of the president-elect’s nominees will make history if confirmed by the Senate. Source Read More »

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy warns the next few months in his state will be “brutal” as coronavirus cases surge. He joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his concerns with Thanksgiving travel, whether he would consider a lockdown and his experience with hecklers while outdoor dining with his family. Source Read More »

The facility for COVID-19 patients is opening at the request of hospitals as an increasing number of Staten Island residents are being admitted. Source Read More »

Millions of people have already taken off for Thanksgiving, but the increase in travel isn’t getting tens of thousands of airline workers off the ground. CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave spoke with three furloughed flight attendants who now think help might not be coming. Source Read More »