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A meteor lit up the night sky over Michigan on Tuesday, causing confusion and concern among some who saw the flash. WWMT's Franque Thompson reports.
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A meteor lit up the night sky over Michigan on Tuesday, causing confusion and concern among some who saw the flash. WWMT's Franque Thompson reports.
In one of the highlights of the first Democratic presidential debate Tuesday night in Las Vegas, Sen. Bernie Sanders said the American people were sick and tired of hearing about Hillary Clinton's "damn" emails.
Buildings lay in rubble in Amatrice, Italy, after an earthquake struck the town.
A clinical trial is testing whether deep brain stimulation can help boost memory in Alzheimer's patients. CBS News follows one woman through the process, which involves brain surgery, electrodes -- and a lot of hope.
Since 2012, photographer Brian Sokol has been documenting the refugee experience with one question: What did you take with you? He has a gallery exhibition with photos showing how that question was answered.
Martin O'Malley announces bid for presidency Dek Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley officially launched his campaign for president of the United States. He joins former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders as candidates for the Democratic Party's nomination.
Savanna Greywind was eight months pregnant when she disappeared from her neighbor's Fargo apartment Aug. 19. Days after her newborn was found alive with the neighbor, Greywind was found slain. Charges are expected in the death.
The president delivered remarks on the economy after the Labor Department reported the slowest job growth in seven months. He called on Congress to close loopholes that individuals and corporations use to lessen their tax burdens.
Philadelphia police say an erratic driver who struck one pedestrian and tried to mow down others was shot by an off-duty cop.
The U.S. Supreme Court has thrown out a Texas law that would have placed drastic restrictions on abortion.
Kurdish Peshmerga forces led a raid that freed dozens of ISIS hostages, and also led to the death of an American special forces member. One member of the Kurdish assault team took footage of the moment some of the hostages were freed.
Mo Gaba has faced more in his short life than most of us will ever have to overcome. Cancer left Mo blind as a baby, but with help of his friends, family and technology, he graduated 5th grade at his school in Glen Burnie, Maryland. CBS Baltimore's Denise Koch reports.
A man was arrested after a field of poppy plants that could be used to make opium was discovered in North Carolina. A sheriff estimated the plants' value at $500 million. Christian Flores of WBTV reports.
The pontiff tells U.S. bishops at St. Martin’s Chapel in Philadelphia that “God weeps” for victims of clergy sexual abuse.
Hideki Matsuyama became the first male Japanese golfer to win the Masters on Sunday. He answered questions, via a translator, on topics including his inspiration for children in Japan and the upcoming Olympic games. Read more here.
A Black real estate agent and his client were handcuffed by police while viewing a home after a 911 caller reported a break-in. CBS affiliate WWMT-TV's Mike Krafcik reports.
Surveillance video from Dallas Love Field shows a dispute between a man and woman that led to the man being shot multiple times by Dallas police. The dispute begins with the main breaking windows on the woman's car.
Isis took control of Palmyra in May, sparking fears that the Temple of Baalshamin would suffer the same fate as countless ancient sites at the hands of ISIS. New images reveal it has. Debora Patta has the story.
Thomas Hartless, 43, fatally shot a Kirkersville police chief and two nursing home employees Friday.
A woman who was caught on video being clocked in the face during Saturday's violent "Patriot's Day" melee in Berkeley described the ordeal. "Things got very intense, very quickly," Louise Rosealma said.
CBS News' David Morgan picks the best films of the past year, from blockbusters and indie hits to foreign favorites, documentaries and esoteric gems.
CBS News' Femi Redwood reports on the skyrocketing number of cryptocurrency scams.
The dramatic rescue of an elderly driver in Michigan after his car went into Lake St. Clair on Monday in Grosse Pointe Farms was caught on camera. Watch the full rescue here.
A Northwestern University proffessor and an employee of Oxford University wanted in connection with a brutal Chicago murder turned themselves in into police in California. Tony Dokoupil has the story.
A 19-year-old Texas woman was struck by a train while having photos taken of her on the tracks. Fredzania Thompson's cousin says the college student was engaged to be married and was just beginning to build a future. Abby Knight of CBS affiliate KBTX reports.