Painting stolen by Nazis finds way back into right hands decades later
Jewish art gallery owner Max Stern was forced by Nazis to sell family's roughly 400-piece collection before being exiled from Germany
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Global warming study again questioned, again defended
Another round of bickering erupts over data in a study to show how the climate is changing
5 circus performers injured in high-wire fall in Florida
The performers are part of the Circus Sarasota starring world-famous high-wire walker Nik Wallenda, who was on the high-wire at the time of the fall but did not fall.
U.S. jobs most held by immigrants, ranked
More than 28 million foreign-born persons are part of the U.S. labor force. Here's where they work.
How Warby Parker disrupted the eyewear monopoly
Co-founders Neil Blumenthal and Dave Gilboa explain how the company they launched as grad students has taken off "like a rocketship," and how they're giving back
Community, MLB player rally around beaten 12-year-old boy
Mom shares good news after 7th-grader allegedly suffered beating by classmate; story went viral
Judges weigh in on North Carolina law limiting governor's powers
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper suing leaders of GOP-controlled legislature over law stripping him of some of his powers
66-year-old woman killed when stolen SUV crashes into home
Stolen SUV crashed into woman's Florida home while she was watching television
Heads roll on Falcons coaching staff after Super Bowl collapse
After squandering a 25-point lead in the Super Bowl, the Atlanta Falcons are shaking up their defensive staff
Police release new details about driver in double fatal Tesla crash
Speeding Tesla electric car crashed, burned in Indianapolis, killing passenger, driver in late 2016
Freezing rain causes massive pileup on Boston-area highway
Massachusetts State Police reporting numerous multi-vehicle accidents on Boston-area highways that were turned into skating rinks
West Virginia public schools sued over Bible classes
Bible stories have been taught in Mercer County for 80 years, but the voluntary program is now at the center of a debate on the separation of church and state
Tornadoes leave trail of devastation in Louisiana
“It’s like an elephant stomping on your house,” New Orleans mayor says after powerful twisters barreled through region
Democratic leader; Poisoned by Putin? - CBS News Brief, Feb. 8, 2017
We look at top contenders to pick up the Democratic flag and run with it, and a Russia opposition leader suffering his 2nd serious mystery ailment
Seattle cutting ties with Wells Fargo over Dakota Access pipeline
City Council votes to yank funds from Wells Fargo and seek a “more socially responsible bank”; Wells Fargo is a backer of the pipeline
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ICE deportations and arrests hit record high
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
With Jim Jordan as leader, House GOP signals it's ready to fight
Man accused of burying baby tried to flee state, authorities say
Ukraine says Starshield throttled again as U.S. pushes for a deal
Nvidia set to lose $700 billion in value as Jensen Huang resigns
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Trump says "we don't need a deal with Iran"
GOP lawmakers negotiating for Huang to appear before Congress
