This Week's Top Stories: Obama Slams the President, Monica Lewinsky Walks Off, More Baby Boomers Turn To Weed

Here are the top stories for the week of September 3, 2018 that you may have missed on the new CBSDetroit.com.

• Monica Lewinsky Walks Off Interview:  Monica Lewinsky cut a live interview short during a conference in Jerusalem Monday night after being asked an "off limits" question about former President Bill Clinton, saying later that the interviewer disregarded "clear parameters" for their discussion.
• Aretha Franklin's Family Says Eulogy Delivered At Her Funeral Was Offensive: Aretha Franklin's family has condemned comments made during the singer's eulogy last week as "offensive and distasteful."
• Study: More Baby Boomers Turning To Marijuana: Seniors are increasingly passing the pipe. About 9% of US adults between the ages of 50 and 64 have used marijuana at least once during the survey year, while 3% of those over 65 have done so, new research finds.
• Former President Obama Unleashes On President Trump In GOP Speech: Former President Barack Obama said President Donald Trump is "capitalizing on resentment that politicians have been fanning for years" and questioned "What happened to the Republican Party?" a preview of Obama's message for the fall's midterms and his most pointed rebuke to date of his successor in the White House.
• Woman Accused Of Killing Husband With Eye Drops: Authorities say a South Carolina woman has been charged with murder after killing her husband by putting eye drops into his water for several days.