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Pavel Durov, the founder of the Telegram messaging app, is being held legally responsible for criminal activity on the platform. Durov is not allowed to leave France after he was detained on Saturday and released on bail of nearly $6 million.
Israel is carrying out a massive military operation in the occupied West Bank. Israeli officials say it's a "counterterrorism operation" targeting armed groups using Iranian supplied weapons, but there is fear of another humanitarian crisis like what's happening in Gaza.
Investigators haven't found a motive for last month's assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, but the FBI has said the shooter was not politically motivated and could have chosen to attack President Biden.
New documentary footage shows then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi responding to the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The video was turned over to Congress by HBO and obtained by CBS News. Some of it was filmed while Pelosi was evacuating the Capitol.
Wheelchair cyclist Daniel Romanchuk, who started racing through the Bennett Blazers program, is competing in the Paris Paralympics. Born with spina bifida, Romanchuk now leads Wheels for Change, an organization aimed at reshaping perceptions of disability through sports.
Tony Danza is showcasing his singing, storytelling and tap-dancing talents in a new show at New York City's Café Carlyle.
Despite the closure of many New York City diners, four friends and a talented chef have found success by reinventing the concept.
Eli Lilly says it will sell one-dose vials of Zepbound for roughly half the usual monthly list price. The weight loss drug, also known as Mounjaro, can cost more than $1,000 for one month's supply. CBS News medical contributor Dr. Celine Gounder has more.
CBS News medical contributor Dr. Celine Gounder discusses new concerns over deadly diseases that are spread by mosquitoes and how climate change is affecting these types of outbreaks.
There are new concerns about efforts to undermine the 2024 presidential election in the crucial swing state of Georgia. The state's election board recently changed the rules for how the state could certify votes in the 2024 election. In a divided vote earlier this month, the board approved a new rule that empowers local officials in any of Georgia's 159 counties to question the election before they will certify the results. Certification, which is typically a formality, ends the voting process.
