Officials say they thoroughly investigated the allegations and found Florian Jaeger did not break its policies, but accusers claim the investigation was shoddy

More than 100,000 claims have been submitted under FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program, which is nearly $25 billion in debt

Prosecutors charged a father with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his children

Two men who worked for a company that runs the Auburn University transit system were charged in alleged student rape on a bus

Three people were arrested during a protest after a vigil for a student who was fatally shot by campus police, officials say

Scout Schultz, 21, was shot dead over the weekend and now his family asks police why they used deadly force

Episode 4 investigates existential threats to Mexico and Kiribati, and looks at how hackers and white supremacists are raising concerns in the U.S.

"CBSN: On Assignment" episode 3: U.S. forces face down North Korea; Instagram goes after trolls; Iceland's genetic testing revolution; and the rooftop photographers who risk it all

"CBSN: On Assignment" episode 2: Can Chicago erase its gun culture?; Putin's loudest critic wants his job; an 86-year-old American preacher who's huge in Pakistan

"CBSN: On Assignment" premiere episode investigates: how ISIS child soldiers could be tomorrow's terrorists; Japan's robot revolution; automakers bringing low-wage European workers into the U.S. in droves

Nearly all of the 10,000 homes within a 1.5-mile radius of an old Exide battery plant have been found to have contaminated soil

Words include "troll" and "ransomware" as internet-related stories made headlines this year

3 people are dead and 16 injured after a charter bus smashed into a city bus in Queens

The prosecution rested Monday in the trial of Zachary Adams, charged with the kidnapping, rape and slaying of Holly Bobo in 2011

Officials said rationing is necessary to ensure everyone has access to basic items such as batteries, milk, canned foods, flashlights and other supplies

Oxfam rents Trump's childhood home in New York City to draw attention to refugee crisis

Authorities think the body of Lee Anne Pirus may have been in the house for months before last week's explosion

U.S. government received reports of three spills at one of Houston's dirtiest Superfund toxic waste sites after Hurricane Harvey

Suicide among military veterans​ is especially high in certain areas of the country, according to new government research

Columbus police use excessive force against residents nearly 20 years after the government sued over similar allegations, federal lawsuit says