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Jonathan Vigliotti is a foreign correspondent with CBS News based in London. He joined CBS in May 2015. His reports can be seen regularly on the network's news programs, and affiliate service Newspath. Previously he worked for WNBC in New York and contributed to The New York Times.

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U.S. Border Patrol to fly migrants to new state The U.S. Border Patrol has begun moving the growing number of migrants in its custody to less crowded places. But these migrants are not being bused down the road: They're being flown to a new state... CBS News - Published 2 days ago
Impact of the trade war felt from Beijing to California President Trump recently raised tariffs on nearly 6,000 categories of products from China. We are starting to see fallout from the escalation of the trade war between the U.S. and China. CBS News' Ramy.. CBS News - Published 5 days ago
Six months after California's Camp Fire, water is contaminated and unusable While we now know power lines started the deadliest wildfire in California history, a different type of threat is affecting plans to rebuild: contaminated water that tested positive for elevated levels.. CBS News - Published 5 days ago
Alaska midair crash: Survivors play critical role in investigation Searchers in southeastern Alaska recovered two more bodies after an accident involving two sightseeing planes. The midair collision on Monday killed six people: four Americans, a Canadian and an.. CBS News - Published 6 days ago
Crews searching for 2 missing after deadly crash in Alaska At least four people were killed when two sightseeing planes collided near the town of Ketchikan. Crews are still searching for two others who went missing. Jonathan Vigliotti reports. CBS News - Published 1 week ago
Facial recognition ban considered More law enforcement agencies are relying on facial recognition technology to help fight crime. But there's growing public fear over the technology -- and San Francisco is considering a ban. Jonathan.. CBS News - Published 1 week ago

The lasting damage of the worst wildfire in California's history Six months have passed since the "Camp Fire" gutted the town of Paradise, California. The fire killed 85 people, destroyed 19,000 buildings and caused more than $12 billion in damage. Jonathan.. CBS News - Published 1 week ago