"Robin Hood of photography" scales skyscrapers for thrills and cash
They risk it all to climb skyscrapers and share photos from high above the city -- pics or it never happened
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They risk it all to climb skyscrapers and share photos from high above the city -- pics or it never happened
Three men from Illinois were shot to death at point-blank range during a drag racing event attended by thousands, police said
Witnesses said the deadly stabbing occurred after a homeowner confronted the driver of a car that blocked his driveway
Richard Hubbard III, 25, has been charged with driving under a suspended license and resisting arrest
The White House chief strategist's job may be in jeopardy, administration sources tell CBS News
Author J.D. Vance, who wrote about disaffection felt by American working class, also says white nationalists are "a small segment" of Trump's supporters
Social media influencer Alexa Mehraban's job sounds too good to be true. Companies pay her to take pictures of food and post them on Instagram
Mayor Jim Gray says weekend's deadly violence in Charlottesville led him to announce plans to move statues
The statue, in the city's Piedmont Park, depicts a winged angel standing over a Confederate soldier
A petition calling for the expulsion of Peter Cvjetanovic from the University of Nevada, Reno, is circulating online
James Fields Jr. is charged with second-degree murder and other counts after authorities say he drove into a crowd demonstrating against a white supremacist rally, killing one and injuring 19
People who knew James Alex Fields Jr. remember young man who used racial slurs, appeared fond of Hitler
Springfield, Mass. looking into purported Facebook post by one of its officers
Mourners gathered at vigil in Charlottesville, Virginia, following weekend of violence that left one woman dead and dozens more hurt
Mostly peaceful, but protest in Richmond, Virginia gets testy, and photojournalist assaulted; vigil remembers Charlottesville victim