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Biden says violent protest is not protected; U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks discusses Maryland race
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Biden says violent protest is not protected; U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks discusses Maryland race
Florida’s six-week abortion ban takes effect; former first lady Michelle Obama surprises students for college signing day.
Columbia University students occupy campus building as tensions rise; President Biden, former President Donald Trump in tight race in three swing states.
Biden, Netanyahu discuss possible cease-fire; Why some Black male voters in Georgia say they're backing Republicans.
How Trump's team supports "absolute immunity" claim; White House celebrates Bring Your Child to Work Day.
President Biden signs foreign aid package into law; House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Columbia University amid protests
Witnesses called in historic Trump criminal trial; Will GOP reunite behind Trump as nominee?
"Ultimately we think this is a better approach that reflects the evolution of the business," Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters said on an earnings call.
Senate rejects Mayorkas articles of impeachment; Biden pitches economic strategy to steelworkers
First 7 jurors selected in Trump "hush money" trial; Speaker Mike Johnson unveils foreign aid plan
Trump becomes first former president to stand criminal trial; Biden responds to Iran attack
Speaker Johnson meeting with Trump tomorrow; Should Mike Johnson be worried about impeachment?
Bipartisan condemnation of Ariz. abortion limitations; Republican campaigns bring up violent crime
Arizona Supreme Court rules 1864 abortion ban can be enforced; father of Israeli-American hostage held by Hamas discusses meeting at White House with Vice President Kamala Harris.
As the solar eclipse reached totality in several states on Monday, onlookers had a variety of reactions — from screams of excitement to overwhelmed tears. Revisit these special moments featured in CBS News' special report of the rare event.
Russ Cook, a 27-year-old from England who calls himself Britain's "Hardest Geezer," has just run the length of Africa, covering about 10,000 miles to raise money for charity. CBS News' Ian Lee has more on what the Englishman encountered during his epic adventure.
Rare pink volcanic vortex rings were seen spewing out of Italy’s Mount Etna volcano. Such an occurrence can only happen when gas bubbles release gas quickly and from a specifically shaped vent, researchers say.
The latest weight loss trend making the rounds on social media is a drink called "Oatzempic" — a play on the diabetes drug Ozempic. While some TikTok users claim the concoction can help people shed dramatic amounts of weight, health experts say it's not a sustainable or safe weight loss method.
If you're planning on watching the total solar eclipse on April 8, wearing the right eye gear to protect your vision from the sun's damaging UV and infrared light is essential. Here are some tips for watching the phenomenon safely.
Members of the Tennessee A&I Tigers’ 1957 championship-winning team finally visited the White House this week to celebrate their victory.
Elite French diver Alexis Jandard slipped on the 3-meter board during the opening ceremony of the Paris Summer Games aquatic venue. As CBS News' Ian Lee reports, despite his faux pas in front of the VIPs, Jandard hinted that his ego was bruised worse than his body.
Biden warns Netanyahu U.S. policy toward Gaza depends on Israel taking action to reduce civilian casualties; WSJ reports growing skepticism toward big business on the right has won the FTC’s Lina Khan new allies
President Biden held a meeting at the White House with Arab and Muslim leaders and activists Tuesday amid ongoing criticism of his stance on the Israel-Hamas war. Dr. Thaer Ahmad, a Palestinian American emergency physician from Chicago who traveled to Gaza earlier this year, said he walked out of the event after delivering a note to Mr. Biden from an 8-year-old. "Face the Nation" moderator and CBS News chief foreign correspondent Margaret Brennan spoke with Dr. Ahmad about his decision to walk out.
A few years ago, Oregon became the first state in the country to approve a measure decriminalizing small amounts of drugs. Now, the state is recriminalizing them after opioid deaths in Oregon tripled between 2019 and 2022. Many of the deaths have been attributed to the rise in fentanyl, leaving state officials and authorities scrambling to find a solution. Meira Gebel, a reporter for Axios Portland, joined CBS News to discuss the situation.
A powerful earthquake rocked Taiwan, killing at least nine people and leaving many buildings damaged, including this one that was seen leaning over a street.