Oliver Darcy and Amanda Carpenter join Brian Stelter to discuss the media lows and highs of the week, from The New York Times’ highly misleading story about Nikki Haley and curtains, to the record-breaking sales for Bob Woodward’s book.

Janice Min discusses the exits of CBS CEO Les Moonves and “60 Minutes” boss Jeff Fager. She says the atmosphere at “60” was a “boys’ club,” and CBS News now has an opportunity to break with the past and make a meaningful change.

U.S. President Donald Trump is poised to impose new tariffs on a list of Chinese goods, perhaps as early as Monday, a senior administration source has told Reuters. Lucy Fielder reports.

In his new book, the neuroscientist Eric Kandel explores the science of unusual brains, locating many of his answers in genetics.

Even if smokers don’t light up in the presence of children, residue on objects can cause harm.

Pollen frozen in ice in the Alps traces Europe’s calamities, since the time Macbeth ruled Scotland.