Man charged for allegedly giving Olympians performance-enhancing drugs
The criminal charges are the first ever filed under the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act enacted in 2020.
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Biden to meet with Senate Democrats on Thursday in push for voting bills
A White House official said the president and vice president will be working the phones over the next several days.
COVID-19 test providers reap profits as consumers pay up
Makers of rapid tests notch billions in sales as the fast-spreading Omicron variant drives demand for quick results.
Photos show 2-month-old being rescued from wreckage of helicopter crash
All four people onboard survived the crash. Officials called it a "miracle."
Jamie Lynn Spears says she "took no steps" to be part of Britney's conservatorship
The sister of Britney Spears opened up in a recent interview with Good Morning America.
NATO and Russia fail to resolve "significant differences" over Ukraine
"There are significant differences between NATO allies and Russia on these issues," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
Cardona: Schools expected to get more COVID tests "early next week"
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona told "CBS Mornings" that keeping schools open "is vital for our students."
2-year-old was youngest victim of Bronx apartment fire, officials say
All 17 people who died in the catastrophic fire have now been identified by officials.
Ida B. Wells to be honored with Barbie doll
Wells, a journalist and one of the founders of NAACP, earned a posthumous Pulitzer citation in 2020.
Fauci caught on hot mic calling senator a "moron"
Senator Roger Marshall questioned Fauci about his salary, which, like all government employees, is public information.
Trump abruptly ends NPR interview after questions on election falsehoods
The ex-president continued to falsely claim the 2020 presidential election was stolen before cutting the interview short.
New York's OK of online sports betting may push the record books
The first two months of online sports gambling in New York expected to exceed $777 million — the current U.S. record.
Scientist's widow blames Elizabeth Holmes for her husband's death
Ian Gibbons, who was the chief scientist of Theranos, died by suicide in 2013.
Drew Barrymore on her challenges dating as a single mother
Drew Barrymore told "CBS Mornings" that she had never talked about her concerns about dating as a single mother.
Amid blood crisis, Red Cross offers Super Bowl tickets to donors
The nation's blood supply is dangerously low, prompting the Red Cross to announce a national blood crisis for the first time.
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Iran dismisses U.S. response to peace proposal as "not convincing"
Co-pilot's friend describes hearing audio of her last moments
Why some key races won't be decided on election night
5 people rescued in South Pacific after months at sea, 4 still missing
U.S. launches strikes on Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz
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Coast Guard detains cruise ship in Miami, officials say
