Flint's water lead levels are (finally) within federal limits, state says
But, the crisis isn't over: residents are still being told to use faucet filters or bottled water
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Sean Spicer vs. Dippin' Dots dispute amuses the internet
The icy situation involving the White House press secretary thawed overnight when the Dippin' Dots CEO proposed a peace offering
Cops: 1 wounded in shooting near Nationals Park in D.C.
The victim, who suffered multiple gunshot wounds, was conscious and breathing, police say
Texas governor threatens Austin sheriff over immigrants
President Trump has vowed to fight sanctuary cities, but Gov. Abbott's earlier threat to punish Dallas over immigrant policy went unfulfilled
Deadly "Ghost Ship" inferno started next door: lawyers
Master tenant Derick Ion Almena has been blamed for blaze that killed 36 people; his lawyers claim investigation exonerates him
No evidence of wrongdoing found so far in Flynn's contact with Russia
National Security Adviser Michael Flynn scrutinized for his contact with Russia and the scope of the investigation seems to be expanding
Handling Russia; Israel embassy - CBS News Brief, Jan. 24, 2017
As Trump again cries foul over "illegal ballots," we look at the probe into his security adviser's chats with a Russian official, and hopes and fears over his plans in Israel
How this unprecedented satellite could be game-changer for storm forecasts
With the release of its first high-resolution weather images, scientists explain what makes this new satellite so special, and how it can help warn about extreme weather
$20 million cash found stashed in box spring, authorities say
Photo released by Boston-area U.S. attorney's office shows the money that allegedly came from pyramid scheme
Manhunt after shots fired at unmarked police car with deputy inside
Authorities say two men approached the car, near Le Moyne College in central N.Y. state and started shooting for no apparent reason
Gov. Mark Dayton collapses while delivering address
House Speaker Kurt Daudt said minutes after the incident that Dayton was “up and about” and that the governor would be all right.
Thousands attend march to Utah State Capitol building
The march was part of a series of rallies held across the United States, and police said an estimated 6,000 people attended
Mike Pompeo sworn in as new CIA director
The Kansas congressman was confirmed Monday evening, becoming third official Cabinet member
Lithium batteries the culprits in Samsung Note 7 fiasco
The technology is very common, but manufacturers may be pushing the boundaries for their use
Investigation underway into contacts between Flynn, Russian ambassador
U.S. investigators have been looking into at least one phone call between retired Gen. Michael Flynn and Sergey Kislyak
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
D.C. gunman appeared to vent about problems with luxury condo
Huang's exit rocks Nvidia and creates openings for rivals
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ICE deportations and arrests hit record high
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Trump says "we don't need a deal with Iran"
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Iconic NBC Sports announcer Dan Hicks dies at 64
Man accused of burying baby tried to flee state, authorities say
