Army vet's last act of heroism honored on way to death
Staff Sergeant Matthew Whalen, 35, had a massive and sudden stroke, so he was pulled off life support so his organs could be given to other vets
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Staff Sergeant Matthew Whalen, 35, had a massive and sudden stroke, so he was pulled off life support so his organs could be given to other vets
Police say Josmel Herrera, 43, died during a video call with a relative demonstrating the proper way to clean a gun
CBS News learns of heightened security measures at nation's airports just in time for holidays, and why Donald Trump's poll numbers are defying gravity
Following the Paris attacks, the TSA is ramping up airport security measures, making it easier for mandatory body screening
Maj. Adrianna Vorderbruggen was among six U.S. military personnel lost in suicide bombing and one of the first openly gay female U.S. Air Force officers killed in action
Tragic terror attacks, campaign craziness and a rock star pope: A look back at the indelible images of the last year
A look back at some of the most memorable news images and stories of the past year
Scientists point in part to well-known phenomenon to explain unusual warmth in Northeast, tornado risk in South, heavy snow in West
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump had used off-color language to insult at the Democratic frontrunner during a rally in Grand Rapids Sunday
Prosecutors say Bahamian man tried to sell unreleased movie and TV scripts and private sex tapes he stole from celebrities' email accounts
NRA, other gun rights groups sued to block measure adding $25 to the price of each firearm, plus 2 or 5 cents per round of ammunition
Chattanooga police say Tony Ho is believed to be the thief taking packages from residents' front porches right before Christmas
For ten years, non-profit charity "Snowball Express" has helped families of deceased military members celebrate the holidays
A total of 12 hot spots have been found in North St. Louis County, where nuclear waste was improperly stored in the 1960's and 70's
From Chicago to New York, temperatures are well above normal as winter begins -- making tourists, golf course owners and postal carriers happy