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Over the last four decades, Drew Nieporent has made an indelible mark on the food scene, opening a wide range of restaurants including Nobu and Tribeca Grill. He has also partnered with a long list of celebrities. Jeff Glor met up with him in the New York City neighborhood he helped bring to prominence.
3D printing uses high-tech machinery to turn a digital file into a physical object. It's most often associated with industrial items, but one company in California has found a “sweet” new use for the technology. Jamie Wax has the story.
As families suffer from violence and loss, one family in Ukraine is helping children deal with the trauma through art. Roxana Saberi reports.
Some lands and their inhabitants are thriving not because they're left idle, but because they're used by hunters and fishermen. The two groups are responsible for the majority of state conservation funding. Michelle Miller talked to some conservationists about the important role they play and why they are deeply committed to keeping these areas undeveloped and well-cared-for.
When someone starts powering their home with solar energy and stops buying power from their local utility, many like to think they've "gone off the grid." But in many areas, they're not as independent as you might think. Barry Petersen has more.
This year, Ramadan, Passover and Holy Week all coincide. As Chris Livesay reports, faith has provided some measure of comfort for those seeking solace during wartime.
New York City officials said "thank you" to those who helped injured and frightened passengers after a gunman opened fire on a crowded subway train this week. Mola Lenghi reports on the heroes of that terrifying ordeal.
Fire crews across the West are battling large fires burning in several states including Colorado and New Mexico.
Russia is warning the Biden administration against further arming Ukraine. In a diplomatic note sent to the State Department, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the weapons shipments could bring "unpredictable consequences." Debra Alfarone reports.
Ukrainian officials say that more than 900 civilian bodies have been discovered in Kyiv following the withdrawal of Russian forces. Police say most of them were fatally shot and believed to have been "simply executed." Holly Williams has more from close to the Ukraine capital.
