Lessons to be learned from a one-room schoolhouse
Long ago, almost every American child attended classes in a single-room schoolhouse; today about 200 schools continue that tradition
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Long ago, almost every American child attended classes in a single-room schoolhouse; today about 200 schools continue that tradition
American are surveyed about their preferences in education
June 1 marks the official first day of the Atlantic hurricane season; a look at predictions, preparations and reminders
Private plane headed to Atlantic City went down just after takeoff and erupted into a fireball, officials say; Lewis Katz, Philadelphia newspaper magnate, among dead
The NBA Finals is a rematch for the first time since 1998
People inside and outside the government are speculating on some high-profile names
Rangers think the group fell 3,000 feet on the Washington mountain
Couples leave padlocks to symbolize their bond, but is the tradition doomed?
Hailey, Idaho, is hanging signs reading, "Bowe is free at last"
Qatar is taking custody of the high-level former Guantanamo detainees, promising to restrict their movements
A 28-year-old suspected of robbing a woman at a Washington ferry terminal sent her a Facebook friend request the next day, according to officials
Maker of Brevital, an anesthetic, says it's not approved for use in executions; shortage of sodium thiopental reason for usage, Indiana says of its first execution since 2009
Golfer well known for gambling implicated in stock scheme with activist investor Carl Icahn and Las Vegas gambler Billy Walters; Mickelson claims innocence
Anonymous donor tells CBS News he'll keep dropping dollars in L.A. through the weekend - and might take the hunt to NYC
A Denver-area baker has refused to sell wedding cakes to same-sex couples getting married because it "would complicate our beliefs"