Margaret Brennan On Hosting Face The Nation, President Trump & 2020 Election
The host of Face The Nation discusses what it's like to interview President Trump and what to expect in the 2020 election cycle.
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The host of Face The Nation discusses what it's like to interview President Trump and what to expect in the 2020 election cycle.
A program in New Jersey has developed a way to help people with disabilities share their art.
Expect a mainly sunny afternoon with just a light breeze in place. It will be much warmer than yesterday, too, with highs in the 50s.
"Smollett took advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career," Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said in a news conference Thursday morning.
Federal housing official Lynne Patton is taking a break from her NYCHA stay Thursday.
The governor wants to invest in state-of-the-art technology to warn drivers near low bridges.
For some time a protected bike lane project in Brooklyn has been delayed by nearby MTA tunnel repairs. But now, Bay Ridge residents say the wait is endangering cyclists and drivers.
More and more patients are taking advantage of video conferencing with their doctors in the comfort of their own homes, instead of making a trip to the office. But are there security risks to online doctors visits?
Want to get in a good workout, but hitting the big, busy gym just isn't for you? CBS2's Vanessa Murdock found ways you can feel the burn without sweating it out in front of strangers.
Streets, sidewalks and other surfaces will be slick to start the day Thursday, but we're in for a major warm-up and melting this afternoon.
New Yorkers are told not to flush wipes, floss and other plastics down the drain, but they do it anyway. When all that waste combines, it creates a clog known as a "fatberg."
It happened at the Butler Houses on Webster Avenue near East 170th Street.
Therese Okoumou, who says she was protesting against immigrant family separations at the southern border, eventually jumped from a lower level and was taken away on a stretcher.
None of the children were injured. They were all students at the 14th Avenue School and ranged in age from 5-13.
In a horrific twist, police say after initially plowing into the family following an argument the driver backed up and hit them again.
