EPA chief assailed – and applauded – for not banning controversial pesticide
Scott Pruitt overrides his own agency’s research showing the pesticide chlorpyrifos posed a health risk to children and farm workers
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Scott Pruitt overrides his own agency’s research showing the pesticide chlorpyrifos posed a health risk to children and farm workers
Michael Flynn seeks protection from prosecution and "has a story to tell," and EPA chief Scott Pruitt overrides his own agency's research
NAACP, ACLU voice concern; “We’re not in warfare here,” Connecticut ACLU head says
Cause of wreck not known yet; 13 died on church bus returning from retreat after bus collided with a pickup truck
Major Southern thoroughfare -- a north-south artery through Atlanta -- to be closed indefinitely
Police and FBI say the men, with aid of a third man already arrested, delivered men in their early 20s to wealthy clients to have sex for money
A 17-year-old has been charged with sex assault, kidnapping and aggravated assault and two 16-year-olds have been charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault and assault
William "Mike" Grubbs, 58, died Wednesday while American Airlines flight 1353 was on approach to Albuquerque, New Mexico
SpaceX successfully launched its first recycled rocket Thursday, the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights
Witnesses say troopers were telling cars to turn around on the bridge and minutes later, it collapsed
The men face murder charges, with more charges against them expected, police Chief Eliot Isaac said Thursday
The Trump administration is appealing the ruling by a federal judge in Hawaii, moving the case closer to the Supreme Court
Ancient fossil footprints have disappeared, and there are some backpackers officials want to talk to
Drivers did a double-take when they spotted a man duct-taped to a yield sign dangling about a foot off the ground
Mom suspects her children were being eyed by human traffickers, but an expert tells CBS News that's not how traffickers usually operate