CBS News poll — Americans' views on 2023: Things get better, but still not good
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The year 2023 opens with slightly better — though not good — assessments of the nation than we saw last year, tempered by pessimism about plenty of issues.
More say things in the country are going well than said so at the start of 2022.
Ratings on today's economy aren't good, but they're higher than before the fall midterm campaign. The job market stands out as a bright spot, even as concerns about inflation continue. Fewer voters think the economy's direction is getting worse than thought so in October.
The son of a former Red Sox star and his 8-year-old son were found dead in a New Bedford home in an alleged murder-suicide, authorities said.
Two people are dead after a plane crashed near the Tupelo Regional Airport in Mississippi this morning, according to officials.
In Chicago, there is a home for the art of war.
As children make a splash in Los Angeles, Chicago opens its pools, and thousands flock to Florida's beaches, it's clear that Americans just want to be in the water as summer gets underway.
A state police officer was fatally shot Friday in southern West Virginia, and a suspect was later arrested, authorities said.
A state police officer was fatally shot Friday in southern West Virginia, and a suspect was being sought, authorities said.
Attorneys for former President Donald Trump have informed the Justice Department that they have been unable to locate a classified document related to Iran sought by investigators that was discussed during a recorded meeting, two people with knowledge of the case confirmed to CBS News.
The dress was white, but everything else about Dottie Fideli's wedding was far from traditional.
For those wondering when AI will start replacing human jobs, the answer is it already has.
Allstate, one of the nation's largest insurance companies, has joined State Farm in deciding to halt sales of property and casualty coverage to new customers in California, saying it's too pricey to underwrite policies in the state which has seen thousands of natural disasters in recent years.
Brad Pitt is again accusing Angelina Jolie of secretly selling her share of the winery they owned together, alleging she did it "to seize profits she had not earned and returns on an investment she did not make." In the new complaint, filed on June 1 and obtained by CBS News, Pitt calls his ex-wife "vindictive."