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Watch live as the Artemis II crew is less than 10 minutes away from splashing back down to earth after a mission around the moon. MORE: https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/watch-artemis-ii-splashdown/

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The crew module has now started its reentry into the Earth’s atmosphere. A 6 minute blackout period is now in effect. A P-3 Orion aircraft has now acquired the trajectory of the reentry vehicle. Time until splashdown is now 9 minutes and 35 seconds.

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Your grocery bill will be the next casualty of the Iran war. These investment moves can counter food inflation.

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Iran Update Special Report, April 10, 2026

Neither the US nor Iran has signaled any public shift on their stances on key issues in previous negotiations
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The president who threatened to end a civilization is supposed to guarantee Ukraine’s survival

Trump’s Iran war has diverted diplomats and drained interceptor stockpiles — just as his envoys were supposed to deliver security guarantees to Kyiv.
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Footage shows the crew module separating from the service module, as the Artemis II crew begin their descent. The 19 second firing of the thrusters prior to reentry into Earth’s atmosphere has been completed as well. The correct angle for reentry and minimal exposure to high… pic.

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Long Island beach will be closed for swimming this summer due to erosion

A beloved Long Island beach is losing its battle with erosion. The brutal winter took out much of its sand and parking lot. As CBS News New York’s Carolyn Gusoff reports, the North Fork gem will be closed for swimming this summer.

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California governor candidate Rep. Eric Swalwell denies assault allegations

California Rep. Eric Swalwell is denying allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman twice, including once when she worked for him.
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Meet the creator of the plushie floating around Artemis II, a California second grader

A California second-grader named Lukas Ye designed a zero-gravity indicator for the Artemis II crew. He and his mom join CBS News to discuss.

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The USS John P. Murtha is positioned off San Diego about 5 miles from the projected splashdown point of the Artemis II crew, with other assets, including deployed weather balloons, on hand to aid in the wider mission.