Bitter cold, strong winds blast the Northeast
Plunging temperatures and gusty winds made their way into the Northeastern U.S., the next victim in the path of dangerously cold temperatures to hit the country
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Plunging temperatures and gusty winds made their way into the Northeastern U.S., the next victim in the path of dangerously cold temperatures to hit the country
Ten players have been suspended after an internal investigation into a sexual assault case, and their teammates say they want answers about the suspensions
Steven Dean Gordon was found guilty of four counts of murder for the attacks in 2013 and 2014; he may also now face the death penalty
"The thing that least defines us as people is the color of our skin,” says first lady; watch more of interview Friday on "CBS This Morning"
UPS will handle 14 percent more packages than last year, and FedEx is expected to increase by 10 percent
The evidence linking the hack to Russian President Vladimir Putin comes from what intelligence officials say are a “variety of sources”
The 2015 attack on Pentagon computers was not spying, but a full-on assault with the only apparent purpose to cause damage
Some of the favorite photos of President Barack Obama during his eight years in the White House, as chosen by the official White House shutterbug
An online docket California shows that Omar Mateen’s wife, Noor Salman, filed the petition on behalf of the 4-year-old boy, who is partly named for his father
Atlanta radio personality Kristin Klingshirn and her fiancé decided to dedicate their wedding registry to a good cause
Craig Sager, who worked basketball games for TNT for nearly 25 years, was famous for flashy suits, probing questions
Volunteer firefighter who lost leg to cancer began circling a petition calling for the councilwoman's resignation after he says she told him, "I will take your leg off and beat you with it"
Scientists discovered a new spider in India that closely resembles the magical hat from "Harry Potter"
Sheriff took up the “birther” mantle as he faced some of his worst legal troubles, including a racial profiling case that discredited his patrols targeting immigrants
A jury convicted Dylann Roof in racially motivated slayings of nine black church members, and jurors will reconvene on Jan. 3rd to determine if he will face the death penalty