Navy Yard gunman's doctor before rampage: "No problem there"
Review of Aaron Alexis' confidential medical files by Associated Press shows he lied convincingly to Veterans Affairs doctors before shootings
Washington Navy Yard shooting
Navy Yard gunman had info access pulled month before shooting
Aaron Alexis had his access to classified material pulled for two days in August when mental health problems surfaced
The Washington Navy Yard shooting, as it happened
For several minutes during the Navy Yard shooting, the gunman stood above an atrium filled with people and fired away
Washington Navy Yard gunman chose his victims randomly
Surveillance video of Monday's Washington Navy Yard shooting reveals Aaron Alexis didn't appear to target anyone in particular. But FBI analysts are still searching for a motive
Navy Yard gunman left behind cryptic messages on shotgun
Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis left messages at the scene of Monday's mass shooting
Shooting victims remembered as loving parents, avid fans
Stories of Navy Yard victims surface after deadliest attack at domestic military installation since 2009
Hagel: Government missed "red flags" about Navy Yard shooter
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel concedes the government missed warning signs about the Navy Yard shooter
Hagel vows "department-wide" reviews of Navy Yard shooting
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel announces two reviews to strengthen workplace security and prevent another shooting
Navy Yard first responders risk their own safety to help victims
Chip Reid caught up with the crew members of the helicopter flying over the scene of the Washington Navy Yard shooting
Navy Yard victims' families remember loved ones
Some of the 12 victims' families of Monday's shooting are telling stories of their loved one's lives and their service
How did Navy Yard shooter gain secret clearance despite known anger issues?
The investigation of Monday's rampage at the Washington Navy Yard is now focusing on the gunman, Aaron Alexis, and his state of mind
Navy Yard gunman was troubled man prone to angry outbursts
Navy Yard shooting looking more and more like a case of workplace violence
Helicopter made daring rescue operation during Navy Yard shooting
First responders to the Navy Yard shooting share their stories of bravery
Remembering the Navy Yard shooting victims
Stories of the Washington Navy Yard shooting victims start to surface after deadly attack
How did Aaron Alexis carry out Navy Yard attack?
Aaron Alexis seemed to turn the very training the Navy gave him against them in his carefully planned attack
Many red flags in the recent past of Aaron Alexis
In Rhode Island last month, the accused Navy Yard shooter told police about being disturbed by "vibrations" in his body
Ceremony honors Navy Yard victims
U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and others attend wreath laying ceremony for the 12 victims of Monday's shooting in Washington, D.C.
Democratic senator on Navy Yard shooting: "I hope the lesson is learned"
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., reminds Congress of a failed amendment that would have taken an "extra step" to keep guns out of the hands of felons and the mentally ill
Senate leaders offer condolences after Navy Yard shooting
Senate majority and minority leaders offer words of comfort to those affected by the tragic shooting that killed 12 a day earlier at Washington Navy Yard
Navy Yard shooting victims honored in wreath-laying ceremony
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel lays a wreath at the U.S. Navy Memorial plaza to honor a dozen people who lost their lives in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard
Navy Yard shooting: Man helps visually-impaired co-worker escape
Jeff Pegues reports on an act of kindness that may have saved his co-worker's life
Navy Yard shooter was a gov't worker with "mental issues," not terrorist
John Miller discusses newly revealed details about Aaron Alexis' troubled past
Washington Navy Yard massacre: Searching for a motive
Authorities say they still don't know why a former sailor in the Navy Reserve opened fire yesterday
Navy Yard shooting
Answering the question "why" when the shooter is dead
Navy Secretary: "A horrific day for our Navy family"
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus says he has met with some of the victims in Monday's Washington Navy Yard shooting and that the Navy is working to account for all employees
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Oil prices drop on hope for recovery of Saudi output
Crude oil prices rose after reports of progress in restoring production that had been knocked out by an attack
Michigan sounds alarm on mosquito-borne virus after 3 deaths
Death typically occurs two to 10 days after onset of symptoms but can occur much later, according to the CDC
3 teens killed in potential "stand your ground" case
Investigators say the three boys were wearing masks and fired first during an attempted robbery Monday morning. No charges have been filed at this time
Clashes break out as Trump attends L.A. fundraiser
CBSLA reports that demonstrators and Trump supporters fought in front of the upscale Beverly Hills Hotel after an American flag was lit ablaze
Carter says he couldn't have managed presidency at 80
"I hope there's an age limit," Carter said with a laugh as he answered audience questions during his annual report at the Carter Center
CFOs think U.S. will tumble into recession within a year
Growing economic uncertainty has many of the nation's chief financial officers worried. poll shows
Imelda brings heavy rainfall, fears of flooding to Texas
Forecasters say the flood-prone city and Galveston could get up to foot-and-half of rain in some spots from the tropical depression, which was once a tropical storm
Transcript: Todd Owen on "Intelligence Matters"
This week, on "Intelligence Matters," Michael Morell talks with Todd Owen, a top Customs and Border Protection official, about the agency's operations and the state of U.S. border security
Prominent Democratic donor charged with running deadly drug den
L.A. authorities say Ed Buck ran it out of his West Hollywood apartment, where two men fatally overdosed, and preyed mainly on homeless men to engage in sexual fantasies
You might have never heard of America's top-paying company
Want to earn six figures? Your best bet is in high tech, which dominates the list of best-paying companies
Abortion rate drops to lowest level since Roe v. Wade
Experts say the drop is because of a declining pregnancy rate and laws targeting the operations of abortion providers.
Acting spy chief blows past Schiff's deadline for materials
Intel chief Joseph Maguire informed House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff that he won't turn over the whistleblower complaint and is defying Schiff's demand that he appear before the committee Thursday
Mandy Moore releases first original song in ten years
"It's been a bit of a winding road to get here but so worth it," she tweeted Tuesday
Car crashes into Trump Plaza in Westchester, New York
New Rochelle police said it appeared to be an accident and there were no serious injuries
Fashion brand faces backlash for school shooting-themed hoodies
"Under what scenario could somebody think this was a good idea?" wrote Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter Jaime was killed in the Stoneman Douglas massacre
