No verdict in Rittenhouse trial after second day of deliberations
Opposing protesters for and against a guilty verdict have gathered outside the Kenosha courthouse.
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Pfizer files for emergency authorization of its COVID-19 pill
The drugmaker is asking regulators to authorize its experimental coronavirus pill for people with mild to moderate infections.
What's next for the Build Back Better Act?
House Democrats are expected vote on the Build Back Better Act this week, but it remains to be seen what will happen to the measure in the Senate.
Colorado wildfire poses "immediate and imminent danger"
The 100-acre flame, which ignited Tuesday, is believed to have been ignited by an issue with power lines.
U.N. to Elon Musk: Here's how $6.6 billion would help fight hunger
The Tesla CEO challenged the United Nations to break down how a mega-donation from him would avert famine. So it did.
Staples Center is getting a new name
It could be the largest naming rights deal in history — but for many L.A. sports fans, it's a big mistake.
Fugitive couple sentenced to prison over COVID fraud scheme
Richard Ayvazyan and his wife, Marietta Terabelian, remain at large after the FBI says they removed their electronic tracking bracelets in August.
Iowa man convicted of killing man, leaving body burning in ditch
Three other people - Julia Cox, Roy Garner and Cody Johnson - were charged with destroying evidence of the killing.
Defense intel agency director on evolving global threats
On "Intelligence Matters," host Michael Morell speaks with Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier about the Defense Intelligence Agency
Businesses worried about holiday cyberattacks, and for good reason
Report finds companies that have already experienced ransomware attacks fear they'll fall victim again during the holiday season, and many aren't prepared.
First human trial for an Alzheimer's nasal vaccine to begin
Sixteen participants will receive two doses of the vaccine one week apart.
Small businesses face disadvantage amid holiday labor shortage
Bigger retailers have the ability to offer incentives to potential hires, putting smaller businesses at a disadvantage.
Yellen tells Congress December 15 is new debt ceiling date
The treasury secretary urged Congress to increase or suspend the debt limit "as soon as possible."
Top military official discloses new details about China's hypersonic test
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. John Hyten talks about China's long-range missile test last summer with CBS News.
Ethics commission revokes approval for Cuomo's 2020 book
Cuomo's office said in May 2021 that his earnings from the book were expected to be about $5.1 million.
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