CENTCOM commander defends Yemen raid where U.S. SEAL killed
Army General Joseph Votel said the operation during which a Navy SEAL was killed was successful in terms of what it sought to accomplish
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Army General Joseph Votel said the operation during which a Navy SEAL was killed was successful in terms of what it sought to accomplish
Authorities are looking for a Connecticut man accused of stabbing two women, one fatally, before fleeing the state with his six-year-old daughter
California memorabilia dealer Moments in Time has listed the 1996 BMW 750iL on its website
"She has given us far more than we will ever give her"
SCOTUS is deciding whether a legal resident can be deported over having sex with underage girlfriend
The new allegations come on the same day the company pleaded guilty to a criminal charge and agreed to pay $1 billion
A Missouri bartender is heard saying a patron told her he killed “two Iranian people” just hours after shooting 70 miles away left one Indian man dead and another hurt
Heather Ace, 25, left her twin sons alone for 90 minutes while she went out to buy pot
Jim Stewart, a longtime resident of Erie, Pa., is featured in a CBSN Original "America - Manufacturing Hope" which documents the struggle to make ends meet
The calls appear to be coming both from within the U.S. and from overseas
Rachel Dolezal, NAACP leader who resigned in 2015 amid criticism that she was passing herself off as black, says she is near homelessness
Son, widow of late boxing champion and humanitarian describe detention by immigration officials earlier this month at Florida airport
As potential crackdown on legalized marijuana looms, one pot advocate compares industry regulations to president's proposed border wall
Freshman Brandon Day attacks referee with 39 seconds left and the officials decided to end the game at that point
We look at hurdles already facing people from countries expected to be targeted by Trump's new travel ban, and at a major mix-up in La La Land