In 1921, at least 300 people were killed and hundreds of Black-owned homes and businesses were destroyed in Tulsa. @NateBurleson and his wife Atoya, who recently learned of her family’s ties to the community, visited to learn more. Watch their journey Monday on CBS Mornings.

Atoya Burleson’s family lost three businesses in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Nathaniel E Burleson, Atoya and their family visited the sites where those businesses once thrived: “It’s a blessing that we’re able to actually sit and talk about our family and the legacy.”

Season 6 of The Chi is tackling important storylines involving mental health. Stars Jacob Latimore and Luke James told @NateBurleson how the drama is “grounded in reality” — and why they hope it sparks conversations among their audience.

Congratulations, Gayle King, who won an award at #TheGracies Tuesday night for News - On-Air Talent!

Can Tony Dokoupil and Nathaniel E Burleson keep up with the New York Mets? They visited Citi Field for batting practice with some big leaguers — and took a walk down memory lane to uncover how Tony first fell in love with the game.

.Earvin Magic Johnson is joining the ownership group of Washington Spirit. Johnson and Michele Kang, the Spirit’s majority owner, tell CBS Mornings about championing women’s sports: “I want to make sure that this sport, women’s soccer, can grow.”

Why did former NFL superstar Vernondavis85 want to put his life story into “Playing Ball," his new memoir? “There’s no expiration date on life,” he tells Nathaniel E Burleson, discussing his childhood, football and acting pursuits.

Retired NFL superstar Vernon Davis is opening up about his childhood, life after football and the tragic loss of his brother, Vontae Davis: "He was my best friend. He was just everything to me." cbsn.ws/3XEZ6Mm

Tom Cotton Serious question. If TikTok is a threat to National Security then isn’t a company that deplatformed a sitting president, censured US citizens, interfered with elections and steals PII also a threat? Why isn’t FB being forced to sell?

.Morris Chestnut is “blending genres” on his new CBS show “Watson,” which is influenced by Sherlock Holmes. Chestnut shares how the atypical medical drama is setting itself apart.

Morris Chestnut stars as Dr. John Watson in CBS's new show "Watson," a medical detective series where Watson tackles mysteries on his own after Sherlock Holmes' death. cbsn.ws/4hnYD9j

Tweet me all of your questions NOW for @drewbarrymore & Nathaniel E Burleson! They will be joining me for an upcoming #WWHL!

Civil Rights activist Joseph McNeil, a member of the Greensboro Four, died last week at age 83 from Parkinson’s disease, his wife says. McNeil reflected on being one of four Black college students who began sit-ins at a segregated Woolworth’s lunch counter in Greensboro, North

Trump shares racist video depicting Obamas as apes cbsn.ws/4bGz0Bi

Less than 14% of nearly 400,000 immigrants arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in President Trump's first year back in the White House had charges or convictions for violent criminal offenses, according to an internal Department of Homeland Security document obtained

Boxing legend Terence “Bud” Crawford opens up about life after his surprise retirement at the peak of his career in a sit-down interview with Nathaniel E Burleson. Crawford says even a $100 million contract wouldn’t be enough to lure him back, explaining the physical toll of training

A dresser inside a museum in New York City has been discovered as a secret stop on the Underground Railroad — the first of its kind discovered in Manhattan in over 100 years ny1.com/nyc/manhattan/…

In December, Terence “Bud” Crawford retired from boxing on his own terms: Undefeated with a perfect professional record of 42 wins and 0 losses. In his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, Crawford told Nathaniel E Burleson about his start in the sport, making a name for himself and why he

“I’ve never tasted anything like this”: Staten Island’s Shaw-nae’s House is redefining soul food as one of the borough’s few restaurants to make The New York Times’ Top 100 list. Tomorrow, Nathaniel E Burleson sits down with Chef Shaw-nae Dixon to experience her bold twists on beloved

At Shaw-naé’s House on Staten Island, every guest gets three things: A hug, a kiss and “the best food in the world,” Shaw-naé Dixon told Nathaniel E Burleson. Dixon, a ninth-generation descendant of the first free Black person to purchase property on the island, said entrepreneurship