Gunfire at party prompts Airbnb to sue renter
It's the first time the company is taking legal action against a guest for violating its ban on unauthorized parties.
Crime
Florida men accused of selling fake COVID cure arrested
They face a maximum of between 14 and more than 17 years in prison if convicted of all charges.
DNA links man who killed himself last week to teen's 1996 death
A DNA match has solved the strangulation murder of Jessica Baggen, a case that was cold for 24 years.
Man punches Sesame Place worker who asked him to wear a mask
Police say they're seeking him after he punched the 17-year-old then fled park security in a car with New York plates.
Los Angeles teens seeking help detained at gunpoint
An outraged California community is asking why sheriff's deputies pointed guns at three Black teenagers, who said a man chased them with a knife. Witness video shows one of the deputies aiming what looks like an assault rifle. The Los Angeles County sheriff says he's concerned about the tactics the deputies used. Jamie Yuccas looks at what the parents of two of the boys call their "worst nightmare."
McDonald's sues ex-CEO Steve Easterbrook
Ex-McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook faces a lawsuit filed by his former employer, alleging he lied about having sexual relationships with multiple employees. He was previously ousted after he admitted to having a non-physical relationship with a different employee. Jericka Duncan reports.
Secret Service shoots man near White House
The Secret Service said it is investigating a shooting incident that occurred near the White House complex on Monday. A Secret Service officer shot a suspect who allegedly claimed he had a weapon. Both were taken to the hospital. The incident occurred as President Trump was briefing reporters. Ben Tracy reports.
100 arrested, 13 cops hurt in Chicago unrest: "Assault on our city"
Hundreds of people smashed windows, stole from stores and clashed with police in Chicago's Magnificent Mile shopping district.
Chicago mayor on overnight looting
Chicago Mayor Lori LIghtfoot said the looting and vandalism that happened overnight was not part of a legitimate political protest. "What occurred in our downtown and surrounding communities was abject criminal behavior, pure and simple," she said. "This was straight-up felony criminal conduct." Watch her remarks.
Man's fight for freedom complicated by COVID
A 62-year-old man who has been fighting for his freedom for decades is now facing a new hurdle -- a coronavirus outbreak at his prison. Crosley Green's murder conviction was overturned in 2018, and his attorneys have filed an emergency motion for his release. Erin Moriarty reports on the case, which she has been following for more than 20 years.
House finds "decades-long failures" as Epstein preyed on victims
Exclusive
Dad who stopped school shooting says he went into "mission mode"
Investigation
Susie Wiles' old lobbying firm in crosshairs of MAGA feud
How well did Kalshi predict the midterms? We crunched the data.
Reported Iran threat sees U.S. moves planes from second U.K. base
Inflation remained elevated in October, CPI report shows
Nvidia, CEO Jensen Huang face shareholder suit over affair
Congo court sentences 66 soldiers to death for cowardice, mutiny
