Putting out some new CBS News/YouGov state polls tomorrow AM

When reporters asked Sen. Cornyn if there could be an agreement on FISA by the end of the day today he said “I’m increasingly skeptical.”

He also told my colleague Alejandro Alvarez 🫡: “looks like we’ll be here all weekend.”

Arizona House Republicans, for the second time in two weeks, have rejected an attempt to repeal a near-total ban on abortion. As Shawna Mizelle reports, Arizona's Senate has taken a step forward to repeal the ban, but its fate, if it reaches the House, is uncertain.

“Our city is a fair city,” Mayor Eric Adams said, in response to a question from CBS News’ Robert Costa on whether he was confident that Manhattan jurors would be fair to Trump. ca.news.yahoo.com/york-mayor-eri…

Several members of RFK Jr.'s family, including six of his siblings, are endorsing President Biden in Philadelphia today even as he makes his own bid for Biden's job as an independent candidate.

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We interviewed top Cuban diplomat Carlos Fernandez de Cossio today:

- He said Cuba is open to accepting more deportation flights from the U.S.

- He blamed the U.S. embargo for the exodus of Cuban migrants

- He called Havana Syndrome a “fable.”

A new CBS News Poll finds President Biden's approval rating is at 43% among voters under 30, which is down from 55% in February.

'A real sticking point is the president's handling of the Israel-Hamas war,' Taurean Small reports after talking with young voters in North Carolina.

'This is surreal,' @CostaReports says outside the Lower Manhattan courtroom where Donald Trump has now become the first U.S. president to ever face a criminal trial. It's a day that brought protesters to the streets and put the former president on an unpredictable crossroads.

First on CBS News: Vice President Kamala Harris to promote Nevada's abortion rights ballot measure during campaign stop on Monday. Vice President Kamala Harris

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FTC Chair Lina Khan is leading the charge against monopolies in corporate America, aiming to safeguard consumers from excessive corporate power. Robert Costa talks with Khan about going after Big Tech, Big Pharma, and Amazon. cbsn.ws/3vQUAQS

PITTSBURGH (The Associated Press) _ U.S. Steel shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the company's sale to Nippon Steel of Japan for $14.1B in cash, voicing unequivocal support for a combination that has drawn opposition from the Biden administration on economic and national security grounds.

Mayorkas impeachment manager Mark Green tells me the House will deliver the articles of impeachment to senators on Tuesday afternoon

CBS News SCOOP: RFK Jr.'s VP pick, Nicole Shanahan, responds to request for comment on Rep. Ro Khanna's letter asking her to step down as Kennedy's running mate, citing that Kennedy on the ballot could help Trump and hurt the environment. Khanna is a Biden campaign surrogate.

RFK Jr. is now taking back earlier comments stating J6 protestors did not have weapons.

'My understanding that none of the January 6 rioters who invaded the capitol were carrying firearms was incorrect,' Kennedy said in an updated statement.

Updated story online now: cbsnews.com/news/southwest…

In new statement RFK Jr says about Jan 6 'protestors carried no weapons'

But in fact.....

Weapons allegedly carried amid mob include: guns, knives, axes, batons, sticks, flagpoles, bear spray and a tomahawk

The 2024 election may end up hinging on a single electoral vote — in Nebraska.
The state’s rules could result in that one vote helping Pres. Biden win. But some Republicans are pushing for a change that could lead to an Electoral College tie between Biden and Donald Trump.…

Senator Welch to colleague Laura Garrison:

'Frankly I think we’re coming to the point where the President is going to have to make a profound decision. And that is whether we are going to stop US munitions to Israel that are used in Gaza?'

The results of the 2024 election may come down to... one electoral vote in Nebraska.
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When the former Omaha World Herald intern gets to write a national politics story about the city he lived in for a summer: cbsnews.com/news/2024-elec…