Mixed marks for Obama on Ferguson from Americans
CBS News/New York Times poll shows race, partisanship playing roles in reactions
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CBS News/New York Times poll shows race, partisanship playing roles in reactions
While the protests continue, those unaffiliated with the demonstrations are trying to go on with their lives
Follows visit by Attorney General Eric Holder; grand jury starts hearing testimony on fatal police shooting of black teen Michael Brown
Attorney general tells community members "change is coming"; meets with investigators and parents of slain teen Michael Brown
The police officer was caught on tape pointing semi-automatic rifle at protesters while making threat
Townspeople in the Missouri suburb that has become a hotbed of tension say their home is a place where most people get along
Ronald Snyder was in his early 30s as captain in the Ohio National Guard during the anti-war protests at Kent State in May 1970, as well as the Akron, Ohio riots in 1968
Darren Wilson, 28, a six-year police veteran, has been in hiding since the shooting of Michael Brown
Bob McCulloch's deep family connections to police have been cited by some black leaders who question his ability to be impartial
The investment of Justice Department resources and the attorney general's personal time in Ferguson shows how seriously Holder is taking the case
Grand jury could begin hearing testimony as soon as Wednesday in shooting death of Michael Brown; protesters gather again
City leaders pledge several actions to reconnect with predominantly black community where unarmed teenager was fatally shot
African-American residents of Ferguson say there has been a history of bad relations with law enforcement
The attorney general, who is traveling to the St. Louis suburb Wednesday, also said the violence must end
From Michael Brown to Henry Louis Gates to Rodney King, the checkered history of encounters between minorities and cops is a consistent part of modern American lore
Captain heading police efforts says "tiny minority" behind the violence; Molotov cocktails tossed, tear gas used, 2 people shot
In letter published in newsmagazine, Sybrina Fulton writes she can relate to the pain she says comes with losing a young son to "senseless gun violence"
Investors are betting that more police departments will use the security company's body-mounted cameras
In town roiling over teen killed by cop, 100 ministers marched the streets Monday night rallying for peace, but the violence raged on
More than half of the nation's poor now live in the suburbs, with poverty concentrated in specific neighborhoods
The symbolic importance of cutting off his vacation and seeing the shooting's aftermath up close shouldn't be underestimated, some argue
Demonstrators began to face off with police on one of Ferguson, Missouri's main thoroughfares as police ordered crowd dispersals and protesters stood their ground
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch's connections through family to law enforcement have some questioning his impartiality
Details about Gov. Jay Nixon's mobilization of the Missouri National Guard to help quell unrest in Ferguson
Demonstrators wish to continue their protests but when night falls, they say, a different element comes into town with no regard for others