New Yorker fires Jeffrey Toobin after Zoom exposure incident
Toobin is one of the country's most prominent legal authors and has written for the esteemed publication for 27 years.
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Ron Klain to serve as Biden's chief of staff
Klain, 59, served as chief of staff to Mr. Biden when he was vice president.
Number of Americans seeking jobless aid ticks down
Yet weekly applications for unemployment benefits remain nearly three times their level before the pandemic.
A dozen sickened in latest E. coli outbreak linked to lettuce
CDC investigating infections in six states following recall of product sold at 1,100 Walmart stores across U.S.
Georgia Senate runoffs could be hampered by digital political ad bans
Facebook and Google banned political ads in the wake of the election to prevent abuse of their platforms, disinformation and confusion about the results.
Trump and Biden pause to mark Veterans Day
The president laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, while Biden traveled to a war memorial in Philadelphia.
Whistleblower: VA failed to assess vets for traumatic brain injuries
Speaking exclusively to CBS News, a whistleblower described how the New Orleans Veterans Affairs dramatically underdiagnosed TBI, leading decorated veterans to be denied treatment with tragic results.
Mom dies after fall at Mt. Whitney left her stranded for 2 days
"I got to hug her and tell her I loved her and tell her goodbye," said her son, Jonathan. "She meant everything to me."
Militias take aim at gun laws: "It's about shooting tyrants in the face"
Virginia passed widely popular gun measures like a "red flag" law and background checks, but militia members say, "We won't comply. We won't give up our guns."
Eta dumps torrents of rain on Florida; man electrocuted
Tropical Storm Eta dumped torrents of blustery rain on Florida's west coast as it moved over the state after making landfall north of the Tampa Bay area.
Syracuse University cancels in-person classes amid COVID surge
On Sunday, the school reported eight new student cases of COVID-19. Three days later, the number of new cases jumped to 52.
Dems and GOP worry about Facebook and Google political ad bans
Georgia Senate runoffs take place January 5, and both parties are eager to get voters registered and casting ballots in early voting period.
When do states certify their election results?
States must certify their election results by the time the Electoral College meets on December 14.
Lucille Bridges, mother of Ruby Bridges, dead at 86
"Our nation lost a Mother of the Civil Rights Movement today. And I lost my mom. I love you and am grateful for you. May you Rest In Peace" her daughter wrote.
Americans planning holiday travel could add to COVID-19 surge
This Thanksgiving won't be as busy, but millions planning to hit the road could add to COVID-19 surges, health experts say.
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Saudi airport stays shut as Houthi attacks kill 20 people in a week
Trump says he's "looking at" firing Kimberly Guilfoyle
Rep. Omar's D.C. home searched by DHS investigators
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Selma Blair arrested after allegedly biting flight attendant
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