"Clock boy" loses federal discrimination lawsuit
Ahmed Mohamed was arrested and suspended in 2015 for bringing a homemade clock to school
Car slams into pedestrians in New York's Times Square, killing 1
One person was killed and 22 injured in the crash, which authorities said wasn't related to terrorism
Roger Ailes, former Fox News chief, dead at 77
Fox News founder turned network into a political powerhouse before being ousted over sexual harassment allegations
North Korea launches missile from test site, U.S. officials confirm
The type of missile is being assessed and the flight was not consistent with an intercontinental ballistic missile, U.S. officials say
Police dog heading home after taking bullet for partner
Casper the K-9 officer is credited with "saving his partner's life" during a firefight in Florida
Trump hints at "fast decision" on new FBI chief
The president told reporters he may announce James Comey's replacement before embarking on his first foreign trip
Putin responds to firing of FBI director
Speaking to CBS News from the sidelines of a hockey rink, Russian president addresses ouster of the man leading probe into Moscow meddling in 2016 campaign
USA Today asks FBI to investigate phony Facebook accounts
Gannett Co., the newspaper's parent company, requested federal assistance in investigating the massive spam operation
Navy identifies SEAL killed in raid in Somalia
The 38-year-old special operator died during a firefight with al-Shabaab militants in Somalia
U.S. intercepts Russian bombers, fighter jets off Alaska coast
Air Force jets intercepted two Russian "Bear" bombers, which were escorted by fighter jets for the first time
Navy SEAL charged with molesting child on camera
Gregory Seerden, a member of SEAL Team 1, is charged with producing and possessing 78 graphic photos and videos of young children
Speaker: Obamacare to stay "for the foreseeable future"
Speaker Paul Ryan addressed reporters after pulling bill to replace Obamacare, marking significant defeat for GOP
Pentagon to employees: Don't crash our network streaming March Madness at work
Defense Department employees were told in an email that streaming games could overwhelm the department's network
VP blasts AP for publishing wife's personal email address
On Saturday, Pence said the AP was “violating her privacy and our security” by publishing the second lady’s AOL email address