Man known as the "Unabomber" moved to prison medical facility
Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski, 79, was moved to the U.S. Bureau of Prison's FMC Butner medical center in eastern North Carolina on December 14, according to bureau spokesperson Donald Murphy.
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Amazon will give workers more power to organize a union
Nation's second-largest employer is facing a restless workforce as it continues to expand during the pandemic.
Trump asks Supreme Court to stop release of White House records
Trump's lawyers said the request from the January 6 select committee is "strikingly broad" and "untethered from any valid legislative purpose."
More asphyxiation deaths linked to adult bed rails
Consumers urged not to use hundreds of thousands of devices sold nationwide at medical supply stores and online.
Joan Didion, revered author, dies at 87
Didion's publisher, Penguin Random House, announced the author's death on Thursday. She died from complications from Parkinson's disease, the company said.
Expert advice on travel insurance for holiday flyers
With so many travelers returning to the skies as the coronavirus pandemic persists, CBS News senior travel adviser Peter Greenberg says airports will be busy and understaffed.
Children open up about what kindness and generosity mean to them
At an elementary school in Torrance, California, gratitude is part of the lesson plan.
Doctor answers viewers' questions on Omicron and the holidays
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook joined "CBS Mornings" to answer viewers' questions about the latest phase of the pandemic and how Americans can stay safe this holiday season.
Health officials anticipate spike in hospitalizations: "We are in a perfect storm"
As Omicron cases surge nationwide, experts believe it could be weeks before the country sees a downward trend in COVID-19 cases.
The rising threat to businesses in 2022? Water.
Climate change means thousands of office buildings, malls and apartments are at greater risk of flooding, analysis finds.
FDA authorizes second COVID antiviral pill, if no alternative available
The White House expects millions of courses of the drug from Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics by the end of January.
Number of workers filing for jobless aid near historic low
Only 205,000 Americans applied for unemployment last week, showing businesses remain reluctant to cut staff.
U.S. shelters received a record 122,000 migrant children in 2021
The Biden administration is considering opening two new emergency housing sites if border arrivals of unaccompanied children spike again next year.
Harris exposed to COVID-19, vice president's office says
Harris took a PCR test on Wednesday, and it was negative.
Intel apologizes for asking suppliers to avoid Xinjiang
China's foreign ministry blasts reports of forced labor in mostly Muslim region as "completely lies."
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