Judge exonerates two men convicted in 1965 killing of Malcolm X
Two of the three men convicted of 1965 killing civil rights leader Malcolm X were exonerated in court Thursday.
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Starved for semiconductors, Ford strikes deal for more chips
Detroit automaker partners with U.S. chipmaker to shore up its access to vital vehicle components.
Disney cruises to require vaccinations for kids 5 and older
The mandate takes effect in January and applies to sailings domestically and abroad, company says.
Paul Gosar re-shares controversial video after House censure
Gosar was censured by the House in a 223 to 207 vote and stripped of his committee assignments.
Closing arguments underway in civil suit over "Unite the Right" rally
Plaintiffs are seeking damages for physical and emotional injuries suffered as a result of the violent 2017 Charlottesville rally organized by white supremacists.
Oklahoma governor commutes Julius Jones' death sentence
Governor Kevin Stitt on Thursday commuted Jones' death sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Julius Jones' family begs for clemency as execution nears
Jones was sentenced to death almost 20 years ago for the murder of Paul Howell, but Jones has always maintained his innocence.
George M. Johnson reacts to their book being banned
"I knew it was going to rattle the nerves of people who have always suppressed stories like mine," Johnson told CBS News.
Dwyane Wade on new book, marriage and legendary NBA career
NBA all-star Dwyane Wade retired from the NBA in 2019.
U.S. lines up deal with Pfizer for COVID-19 treatment pill
The pharmaceutical giant has asked the federal regulators to authorize the experimental pill, called Paxlovid.
How to watch longest partial lunar eclipse
The moon will move into Earth's shadow for 3 hours and 28 minutes this month.
What's in Democrats' new $1.75 trillion social spending bill?
The White House unveiled a new framework for the legislation after protracted negotiation among Democrats.
Kyle Rittenhouse jury completes third day of deliberations
The jury members will return on Friday morning to resume their work.
Bill to honor troops killed in Kabul airport attack sent to Biden
The House passed the bill in October, and the Senate passed it Wednesday.
Jobless claims drop seventh straight week to new pandemic low
About 268,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week, while 2.1 million Americans remain on jobless aid.
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