This kratom drink was marketed as an alcohol alternative to be sold over the counter. Some consumers say it led to addiction. cbsn.ws/4efRrKq

Canada legalized medically assisted dying in 2016. It was set to expand to patients suffering solely from mental illness last year, but it hasn't — yet. cbsn.ws/48TYtDT

The white nationalist group Patriot Front is using 'Active Clubs'— smaller, looser networks of white supremacist groups, where members train in mixed martial arts— to boost recruitment, according to a report from the Southern Poverty Law Center. cbsnews.com/news/combat-sp…

Roblox, one of the largest global gaming platforms, bans hate speech. Users are still finding ways around it. CBS News documented at least a dozen instances of hate speech across one popular Roblox game. Latest: cbsnews.com/news/roblox-sp…

A teen who opened fire in a Colorado high school this week was active on a so-called "violent gore" site months before the attack, the Anti-Defamation League said in a report released Friday. cbsn.ws/3VjdqJD

Two men in Utah were arrested after an incendiary device was placed under a news media vehicle in Salt Lake City on Friday, according to court documents obtained by CBS News. cbsn.ws/466S34x

Her daughter died after falling in with online extremists who idolize school shooters. Now, she's warning other parents. cbsn.ws/3NeDIvP

The suspect who lit a fire inside a historic Jackson, Mississippi synagogue over the weekend admitted it was because of the building's "Jewish ties," according to an FBI criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Mississippi on Monday. cbsn.ws/3YDPulT

He wanted a "meet-cute" story but met a matchmaker instead. The rest of Gen Z might not be far behind. cbsn.ws/3OuINRb

Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian said he received death threats after reporting on an Iranian strike in Israel on March 10. On Monday, Fabian documented his experience in The Times of Israel, explaining what started as a few emails asking for a correction turned into a

Anthropic's AI assistant Claude is being used for everything from life advice to complicated work tasks. But what happens when it's prompted to generate a pitch deck for a startup from a single prompt? CBS News' Lauren Fichten tried it out.

A majority of companies use some form of AI for initial candidate screening, according the World Economic Forum. As AI is increasingly embraced in the hiring process, what could this mean for job seekers? CBS News' Lauren Fichten spoke with an AI interviewer to find out.