CBSN: Originals

President Trump has sold himself to America as the nation's chief executive, a billion-dollar dealmaker. What does his life as a high-profile businessman say about how he'll manage America, and is running a country anything like running a company?

Documents the lives of struggling Americans in Erie, PA. Jamie Yuccas explores the landscape of this once-proud town, and sees and hears firsthand the heavy emotional toll that years of layoffs and economic strife have taken on its residents.

Explores the intricate world of gender, beyond him or her.

Nepal has one of the highest rates of child marriage in the world. Reena Ninan travels to a rural Nepali village to follow one woman in her controversial fight to end child marriage.

In 2016, this manufacturing town voted Republican for the first time since the Reagan administration. Cameras return to Erie, PA, to see whether the change in Washington is the change locals voted for.

In natural disasters, people often focus on the major cities hit hardest — New Orleans, Houston, Miami — but what of the small towns in between? Shares the story of one of those small towns too often forgotten in the wake of hurricanes like Harvey — a small farming community, known as Winnie, Texas.

A dangerous 60-mile stretch of jungle separates Colombia and Panama. It's known as the Darien Gap, and thousands cross it every year, hoping to reach America.

What happened in Charlottesville proves that America has a white supremacy problem. What happened in Portland explains it.

CRISPR technology is making genetic editing available to more people than ever before. But how wide should that door be opened?

After two natural disasters in six years crippled the nation of Haiti, aid groups mobilized to try to help the country - but did they deliver on their promises? Vladimir Duthiers and CBSN Originals investigates in "Haiti: A Homegrown Recovery"

CBSN investigates the policies and conditions that have contributed to radicalism in France