Postal Service suffered $354 million loss in first quarter
Mounting losses could lead to cash flow problems for the rest of the year
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Mounting losses could lead to cash flow problems for the rest of the year
During a production shoot for "The Whole Gritty City", legendary jazz musician and CBS News cultural correspondent Wynton Marsalis meets and mingles with the jazz band at Arts High School in Newark, N.J.
Authorities say Kayden Powell, born February 1, was found safe Friday in a tote bag outside a gas station in eastern Iowa
Backstage views from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2014
After Knox's third murder trial - and second conviction - CBS News producer Doug Longhini examines the role Italy's political drama may have played in the relentless pursuit of the American student
A Tennessee couple is charged with murder after authorities say they forced the man's 5-year-old to drink more than 2 liters of soda and water, causing her brain to swell and rupture
Cold weather keeps grip on mid-Atlantic with hundreds of thousands in Pa., Md. still without electricity after ice storm downed power lines
As bitter cold grips area, governor says latest ice storm was "maybe been worse than Hurricane Sandy"
Nearly 700 passengers and crew aboard the Explorer of the Seas became sick during recent Caribbean cruise
Some parents and students complained after Northern California school served fried chicken and watermelon
An El Nino next winter could bring some permanent relief from record bone-dry weather
The kids and teachers featured in this film have lost someone to violence in New Orleans - a city with one of the highest murder rates in the country - but they all find refuge, purpose, community and joy in the band room
Liquids, gels, powders and aerosols must be stowed in checked luggage after warning that toothpaste tubes could be used to hide bomb-making materials
Slugger hit 369 home runs during 10-year career, mostly with Pittsburgh Pirates: went on to become popular broadcaster
Schools evacuated in Springfield after 27 students were sickened; none of the children are considered in life-threatening conditions