Volunteers of various faiths helped clean up vandalized Jewish cemetery
People from as far as Boston came to Philadelphia to rake leaves, help document the damage and pray for peace
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People from as far as Boston came to Philadelphia to rake leaves, help document the damage and pray for peace
During the time of segregation, a postal worker compiled a guide to tell black travelers where they could get service
Authorities say a N.C. deputy is recovering after being shot four times Tuesday by a heavily armed man who called 911 and opened fire on the first lawman arriving at his door
The White House wanted to bolster a new travel ban with threat reports, but a leaked report didn't make the case
The types of potatoes are genetically engineered to resist the pathogen that caused the Irish potato famine
The space artifact is from the Apollo 11 mission, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Alrdrin first stepped foot on the moon
The Olympic champion testified before Congress on Tuesday, saying that athletes get "disillusioned" by seeing others in the international community cheat
One survivor was hospitalized with critical burns, the other was in stable condition in crash that damaged four homes
The pilot was attempting to land the plane when it crashed and started a fire
Jonathan Schrap, 24, was accused of carrying out a bizarre ritual to honor a deceased fan of a rap-metal duo "Insane Clown Posse"
U.S. News & World Report evaluated dozens of metrics and based its rankings on seven factors
"The uniform stands out, so I am used to people looking curious and whatnot," she tells CBS San Francisco
A lockdown for southwest Houston has been lifted, but the manhunt is still on for one suspect who is considered armed and dangerous, police said
12 high school and middle school students injured, several critically, when elderly man's car hits marching band in Gulf Shores, Ala.
Police say two former administrators stole about $110,000 to buy laptops, iPads and more