"Riverdale" creator pleads for release of father, who is a political prisoner in Nicaragua
"The biggest fear is that I'm not gonna get a chance to see him again," "Riverdale" creator Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa told CBS News.
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How one low-paid minor league player keeps his bills paid
Scott Randall, a pitcher for the Visalia Rawhide in California, said he makes $500 a week playing for the Diamondbacks farm team.
Crypto firm mistakenly sends out $89M, asks users to please return it
A code update on Compound, a popular cryptocurrency platform, mistakenly gave out millions of dollars of free money.
Henrietta Lacks' family says company used "her body for profit"
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is accused of selling cells that doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital took from the Black woman in 1951 without her knowledge or consent.
Schumer says lawmakers must address debt ceiling by end of week
The Treasury Department estimates the U.S. will exhaust measures allowing it to pay its bills October 18.
Ozy Media CEO Carlos Watson vows company will continue
Watson said last week's closure announcement was "premature." The media startup is facing questions about its operations.
Bright blue fireball caught on videos over Colorado
About six people described hearing a boom during the fireball sighting — one person said it was so bright, it charged his solar lights.
NBA star gets vaccine after being denied religious exemption
Wiggins was among notable NBA players who voiced their resistance to the vaccine.
Supreme Court gears up for new term filled with contentious disputes
The court's new term begins Monday.
Surfer attacked by shark in California: "He had a struggle with it"
"I saw the dorsal fin of the shark and then I saw the tail fin of the shark kind of going down into the water," a witness told CBS San Francisco.
Emily Ratajkowski claims Robin Thicke groped her while filming music video
The model and actress wrote in her new book, "My Body," that she "didn't react — not really, not like I should have."
Massive oil spill in California "a potential ecological disaster"
Huntington Beach is hardest-hit as thick pockets of sludge continue to wash ashore, forcing beaches to close and putting wildlife in grave danger.
Fauci says it's "too soon to tell" whether to avoid Christmas gatherings
"We've just got to concentrating on continuing to get those numbers down and not try to jump ahead by weeks or months," he said.
Nurse assistant shot dead in Philly hospital, allegedly by co-worker
The victim was a 42-year-old male nursing assistant. The suspect fled but got involved in a shootout with police and was wounded, along with two officers.
"Everybody is frustrated," Biden says amid Democratic in-fighting over his agenda
The president pledged to "work like hell" to get the two pillars of his domestic agenda passed into law, but refrained from laying out a new deadline.
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