Confederate removal fight extends to KKK birthplace Stone Mountain
The carving of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson is larger than Mount Rushmore
Florida overwhelmingly leads the nation in lightning strikes
The Sunshine State is hot and humid -- and its geography puts it right in the bullseye
Venezuelan lawmaker vows opposition will go on
"We have to go forward with the pressure on the streets, we have to go forward with the international pressure," Freddy Guevara says
Mexico ties for most deadly country in the world for journalists
Four journalists have been killed in Mexico in 2017, putting it on par with Iraq for violence against the media. "CBSN: On Assignment" visited Juarez to learn more
Woman on crusade to help U.S. citizens with undocumented parents
Nora Sandigo has become legal guardian for 1,029 kids whose parents are undocumented immigrants, facing threat of deportation
Pollution levels considered safe can shorten lifespans, study shows
Researchers studied 60 million senior citizens and found that their long-term exposure to certain air pollutants increased risk of premature death
Judge forces Spirit Airlines pilots to work during dispute
The airline blamed the pilots union for forcing flight cancellations, which led to a Florida airport brawl
"Finally she's in safe hands": Missing teen's friend speaks out
Childhood friend Caleb Banks said "Everybody was hoping for the best, and the best is what we got"
Colombia town mourns after hundreds die in mudslides
At least 40 of the dead are children, and more than 200 people are missing
"Moonlight" success gives inner city Miami kids another reason to hope
“Moonlight” follows the life of a young black man who struggles with his sexuality, a drug-addicted mother and the tough streets of Miami’s Liberty City
NASCAR facing speed bumps -- falling attendance and revenues
Admissions to once-mighty NASCAR races are down 30 percent since 2010
Miami-Dade drops "sanctuary" status despite undocumented immigrants' fears
In a county where more than half the residents are foreign-born, executive order has quickly spread fear and anger
On the border: Possible tax on Mexican goods worries some U.S. businesses
The U.S. imports more than $290 billion worth of goods from Mexico, and cars are the number one import
Teen kidnapped as newborn forgives woman who raised her
Eighteen years ago, a woman allegedly stole a newborn from a Florida hospital and raised her as her own in South Carolina; the victim shared her story of forgiveness with CBS News
Cuban dissident reacts to death of Fidel Castro
While many in Cuba are mourning, some dissidents who opposed the dictator are already dreaming of a better future for Cuba