Tennessee prison visitors get surprising security stamp on hands
State corrections officials say they don’t know who chose to put the U.S. president’s last name on the stamp, which changes daily at the Northwest Correctional Complex
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State corrections officials say they don’t know who chose to put the U.S. president’s last name on the stamp, which changes daily at the Northwest Correctional Complex
The student, who was new at a suburban Detroit school, threatened to shoot a teacher after being apparently upset with a class assignment, school officials say
The first woman Marine three-star general and the first woman to head a major film studio are also among the class of 2017
Standing Rock Sioux tribe vows to continue fighting the pipeline, which they say could pollute their drinking water
The boy was left alone inside the vehicle for more than an hour, paramedics said
Gov. declares state of emergency after twisters rip houses from foundations, leave 10,000 without power
Two men helped the pilot get away from the burning wreckage in North Carolina
A Penn State fraternity has suspended operations after tragedy at their house on campus
"Grammy Man" John Billings shows what goes into making the music industry's most iconic trophy
Catherine Johannet, 23, was from NYC suburb and graduated from Columbia University
Bidding on the snack food began at $11.99; Harambe was shot dead by handlers in Cincy zoo after dragging tot who’d gotten into his enclosure
As Trump wrongly accuses media of ignoring terrorism, travel ban remains mired in legal limbo, and we look at lingering concerns over his business empire
CBS News searches through documents to see what steps president has taken to distance himself from his businesses
The White House offered 78 examples of terror attacks from the last two years, falsely claiming that most of them "have not received the media attention they deserved"
Tammy and Edward Dalsing took Braelynn in as a foster child when she was just three weeks old, formally adopting her in 2015, but a three-judge panel reversed that decision