CBS News Prime Time with John Dickerson

Elaine Quijano reports on the ongoing chaos as the GOP tries to elect a House speaker, an update on Damar Hamlin, and tips for a successful "Dry January."

Elaine Qujano reports on the days-long chaos to elect a House speaker, the latest update on Damar Hamlin's condition, and why U.S. public schools have lost more than a million students during the pandemic.

John Dickerson reports on documents marked classified found at an old Biden office, severe floods in California, and the riots in Brazil.

John Dickerson shows us why California's storms aren't solving the state's drought, new reporting on the classified documents discovered in a former private office of President Biden, and the FTC's proposed ban on noncompete labor clauses.

John Dickerson reports on a second round of Biden documents found, the FAA outage that caused nationwide travel chaos, and why Haiti does not have any elected leaders in office.

John Dickerson reports on tornado destruction in Alabama, a special counsel appointed in the Biden documents investigation, and why Rep. George Santos refuses to resign.

John Dickerson reports on new information in the Biden documents controversy, what former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew says about the looming debt ceiling, and the arrest of an Italian mafia boss.

John Dickerson reports on the trial over Elon Musk's Tesla tweets, the arrest of a GOP candidate accused of shootings targeting Democrats, and why China's population is declining.

John Dickerson reports on the debt ceiling deadline, training of Ukrainian soldiers to use the Patriot missile system, and how another power substation was damaged in North Carolina.

John Dickerson reports on the debt ceiling showdown, charges against Alec Baldwin, and Netflix earnings.

John Dickerson reports on the Monterey Park mass shooting, the documents found at President Biden's home, and how the chief of staff shapes a White House.

John Dickerson reports on documents marked classified found at former Vice President Mike Pence's Indiana home, dangerous weather hitting the Gulf Coast, and what research tells us about the secret to happiness.

John Dickerson reports on the U.S. and Germany's plans to send tanks to Ukraine, Facebook reinstating Donald Trump, and the antitrust lawsuit against Google.

John Dickerson reports on charges brought against five former Memphis officers in the death of Tyre Nichols, why U.S. GDP grew at the end of 2022, and ChatGPT's success on law exams.

John Dickerson reports on new officers and EMTs disciplined in Tyre Nichols' death, President Biden's refusal to send fighter jets to Ukraine, and the controversy over lights at the Empire State Building.

John Dickerson reports on a massive ice storm impacting millions of Americans in Texas and eastward, Rep. George Santos leaves his House committees, and what might be causing whale deaths in New York and New Jersey.

John Dickerson reports on the funeral service for Tyre Nichols, debt ceiling negotiations, and the changes to the AP African American studies course.

John Dickerson reports on a suspected Chinese spy balloon and speaks with ATF Director Steven Dettelbach about guns found at crime scenes.

John Dickerson reports on a devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria, an alleged plot to attack Baltimore's power grid, and what the Pentagon hopes to learn from the suspected Chinese spy balloon after it was shot down.

John Dickerson reports on President Biden's State of the Union address, the devastating earthquake aftermath in Turkey in Syria, and how Microsoft is using artificial intelligence to revamp its search engine.

John Dickerson reports on the ongoing relief efforts in Turkey and Syria after the earthquakes, China's vast surveillance program after its spy balloon was shot down off the South Carolina coast, and why the IRS is telling millions to hold off on filing tax returns.

John Dickerson reports on relief efforts as the death toll rises to 20,000 in the Turkey-Syria earthquakes, a subpoena issued for former Vice President Mike Pence, and Nicaragua's release of political prisoners to the U.S.

John Dickerson reports on the investigation into objects shot down by the U.S. military, a CDC survey on sadness and suicidal thoughts among teen girls, and why thousands are protesting in Israel.

John Dickerson reports on the deadly shooting at Michigan State University, Nikki Haley's run for president, and the ongoing environmental concerns in Ohio after the train derailment.

John Dickerson reports on a Black Hawk crash in Alabama, new revelations on the toxic Ohio train derailment, and an investigation into suspected Russian torture sites in Ukraine.