Trump administration denies Exxon a waiver for Russia project
Treasury Department denies oil giant's request to bypass sanctions and resume drilling in the Black Sea
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Dentist filmed himself pulling patient's tooth while riding hoverboard
Prosecutors discovered video of the incident during a Medicare fraud investigation
Florida senator resigns amid outcry over racist remarks
Alcohol-fueled racial slur-laced tirade has cost Republican Sen. Frank Artiles his job
Video shows pit bulls attacking man, dog on Catalina Island
Man airlifted to a Los Angeles hospital after two pit bulls attacked him and his Jack Russell terrier
Dog, bearded dragon among 24 dead animals found in soldier's apartment
Sheriff's deputies found the carcasses of a bearded dragon, two alligator snapping turtles, a variety of snakes and a dog
Book excerpt: On the Chicago Cubs’ history of curses
In “My Cubs,” NPR’s Scott Simon writes of the power of stories which have fostered the legend of baseball’s perennial losers
Town for sale, 256 acres, houses, water rights: $3.5 million
This former logging community in Oregon is tiny and withering away, but area residents still left hope for a revival
Rape case lawyer: Women good at lying because they're "weaker sex"
Attorney Steve Farese made the comments during trial of Mark Giannini, a wealthy businessman accused of raping a woman
Earth Day pessimism, gas price plummet?; manatees worries
CBS News snapshot of Americans' outlook on environment; mixed blessing possible at gas pump; Florida's manatees to be victims of their own success?
After comeback, Fla. manatees may be more vulnerable than ever
Some worry the enormous mammals will lose special protections they need to save them from their number one threat -- people
Arkansas conducts first execution in nearly dozen years
U.S. Supreme Court gave late green light for state to put Ledell Lee to death; it was first of several executions Arkansas plans before month's end
Arrests at Flint town hall meeting addressing water crisis
Residents had questions about using the Flint water tower as a backup system and the water rates
U.S. officials re-examining intel leak cases
Prosecutors are assessing whether charges should be filed related to the spreading of stolen U.S. information by WikiLeaks, sources said
Former President Bush gets special visitor in hospital
Former President George H.W. Bush got a healthy dose of family bonding after his son visited him while he recovers from pneumonia
Arkansas prepares to carry out first execution since 2005
U.S. Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote rejected appeals that would have halted Ledell Lee’s execution, but more were expected Thursday
Trump's judicial confirmations to face resistance in Democratic-controlled Senate
Mississippi Senate race leans Democratic; Colom holds narrow lead
4 grizzly bears killed mom and daughter in Canada, DNA confirms
House GOP elects Jim Jordan as next leader in major shakeup
Baby found "clinging to life" after being buried in crate for 24 hours
Kennedy family members join lawsuit to block Trump's arch
U.S. soldier accused of spying linked to Russia arrested in U.K.
911 call reporting frat video: "They set their pledges on fire"
