The first DNC debate for the 2020 election season is Wednesday and Thursday Source
6/27: CBS Evening News
Supreme Court rules against citizenship question; Mink the bear traveled 100 miles home Source
Democrats square off in round 2 of first debate – live updates
The second debate includes Biden, Harris, Buttigieg, Sanders, Gillibrand, Bennet, Swalwell, Yang, Williamson and Hickenlooper Source
House passes border aid bill as Democratic candidates visit Homestead migrant facilities
The House passed a bipartisan border funding bill Thursday that will provide nearly $4.6 billion in emergency funds for the humanitarian crisis. Manuel Bojorquez joins CBSN from the Homestead facility to discuss the latest on immigration. Source
Young women fight back against TikTok’s growing predator problem
Young female users on the popular video app TikTok are taking to social media to expose potential predators infiltrating the social media platform. Buzzfeed News senior reporter Ryan Broderick joined CBSN to discuss the growing issue. Source
What to watch for in the 2nd round of debates
Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris are among the 10 Democrats taking the stage in Miami for round two of the first primary debate. Caitlin Huey-Burns, Antjuan Seawright and Molly Hooper join Elaine Quijano to discuss what to watch for. Source
2019 MLB All-Star Game starters voting results: Astros lead with three selections; Mike Trout tops vote-getters
The Braves, Cubs, and Yankees have multiple starters as well Source
Parents and consumer advocates warn of deadly Ikea dressers
Consumer advocates, including parents of children fatally crushed in furniture tip-overs, want Ikea to do more to get dangerous and recalled dressers out of U.S. homes. They say Ikea dressers are linked to at least 10 deaths related to accidents. CBS News’ Hillary Lane reports. Source
The technology behind altered or manipulated video
CNET senior producer Dan Patterson showed the process of creating a deepfake and how they can now be made for next to nothing. Source
Parents say Ikea can do more to remove deadly dressers
Consumer advocates fault Swedish furniture maker and U.S. regulator in tip-overs blamed for deaths of 10 children Source