World Series of Poker champion, 24, is a numbers guy
Joe McKeehen referred to himself as an "average Joe" who wore sweatpants, but there's was clearly more behind his $7.68M win
U.S.
Man accused of bat attack after being denied sex
Placentia, Calif. police say Jackee Jeffries, 32, became enraged Friday when his girlfriend rejected his advances
Deadly house explosion in New Jersey investigated
Early morning blast damaged multiple homes, left several missing, as firefighters comb debris
Fla. substitute teacher banned for showing "Naked" reality show
Second graders were exposed to the reality show "Naked and Afraid" with its blurred nudity in the computer lab at Golden Gate Elementary
Missouri professor apologizes for journalist confrontation
A day after acosting media members, protesters reverse course, and teacher who called for "muscle" backs down
Ex-Navy SEAL swimming Mississippi River for fallen heroes' families
He is on his way to become the first American to swim the entire river, but says the families' memories made it possible
Sister: Plane crash victim was "excited" about business trip
Investigators trying to determine what caused small business jet to crash into Ohio apartment building
This Morning from CBS News, Nov. 11, 2015
GOP presidential candidates seize an opportunity to draw some distinctions, Afghans rage over violence plaguing their country, and in China, it's Singles Day
2 charged in alleged plot against synagogues, black churches
"White supremacists" were seeking weapons and explosives, authorities say, adding that third man plotted to help one of them prep for "impending race war"
N.Y. AG's order deemed "crushing" for FanDuel, DraftKings
Declaring fantasy sports sites illegal, Eric Schneiderman says contests are "neither harmless nor victimless"
Families of Korean War's missing soldiers still bear scars
In May, family members of U.S. service members still missing from the Korean War were invited to visit the country where loved ones were last seen alive
The history -- and possible future -- of the first Iwo Jima Memorial
An effort is underway to bring the original Iwo Jima Memorial, currently collecting dust, to Camp Pendleton in Southern California
Mo. man, 19, arrested after threat to "shoot every black person"
Security increased on Mizzou campus when online threats like those before Oregon shooting follow days of racially-charged turmoil
WWII veteran turning 110 years old
Frank Levingston served in the Naples-Foggia Campaign in Italy and said "I've been through so many dangerous things and I'm still here."
Threats prompt increased security at University of Missouri
Social media posts include threat to "stand my ground and shoot every black person I see"; another was called in to Black Culture Center
Investigation
Armed federal agents knock on doors looking for noncitizen voters
American Stephen Hubbard released by Russia, Trump confirms
Witkoff blasted for calling Putin a "humanitarian"
DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow border wall construction in Big Bend region
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Iran says indirect talks with U.S. on ceasefire proposal continue
Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict treatments for trans inmates
Investigation
We tested an experimental weight loss drug. The results were "terrifying."
Teacher who survived Oregon school shooting recounts playing dead
