How Trump and past presidents have used presidential pardon powers
President Trump's final days in office leave plenty of time for more controversial pardons.
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President Trump's final days in office leave plenty of time for more controversial pardons.
The former president argued college athletes should get paid, considering the "risks" they're subjected to.
The U.S. saw a spike in cases following Thanksgiving, and 30 million more people are expected to travel for the winter holidays.
A snowplow buried a car in Owego, New York, under 4 feet of snow — with the driver trapped inside.
A lawsuit says the Kansas sheriff's deputy was "callously indifferent" to the man's rights when he struck him with a patrol truck.
Surgeon General Jerome Adams, Biden Chief of Staff Ron Klain and FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb appear on Sunday's "Face the Nation"
In some states, more than half of inmates have been infected, according to data collected by The Associated Press and The Marshall Project.
The FDA tested dozens of weight-loss and sexual performance products and found potentially harmful substances.
Proceeds from the bids will go to a local Boys and Girls Club.
The question of whether New York City needs to go into a full shutdown became a political football this week between the governor and the city's mayor.
The U.S. has always counted citizens and non-citizens for the purposes of redrawing congressional districts every 10 years.
Consumption of soda and other beverages has fallen since stadiums and movie theaters closed due to the pandemic.
Washington Governor Jay Inslee tweeted that the news was "disruptive and frustrating."
In New York, co-host of "CBS This Morning," Tony Dokoupil asked shoppers what the are chances that their wallet would be returned if lost?
Georgia holds Senate runoff elections January 6 for two seats that will decide who controls the Senate.