In March 2020, a family on the Northern Cheyenne reservation in Lamedier Montana got shocking news about their loved one.

Christy wouldn't die.

My daughter came and notified me that Christy was run over.

And I said, it should be okay. And she's like, no, she died. I was like, what?

Missing justice from CBS News takes you inside what really happened that night,

and the federal investigation that followed.

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Still waiting in line for your vaccine?

Well, Hollywood moguls, New York socialites and tourists from overseas didn't.

They went to Florida, posting on social media and sparking outrage.

That's because early on, there were no residency requirements to get vaccinated in the state.

People were saying, listen, this is a resource that I know it's out there.

And I'm going to use whatever leverage I have to get that resource.

There were no rules.

It sounds like the Hunger Games.

That's a pretty good way of putting it.

Good evening.

As Ford Foundation president, Darren Walker oversees a $14 billion endowment.

He thinks philanthropy needs a major rethink.

It has been normalized in American culture that you can work full time and still be poor.

And let's say this isn't just an issue for African Americans and Latinx people.

We have for the first time in America a generation of downwardly mobile white people.

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