Judge tosses suit by gay ex-employee of Catholic home
A former administrator said he was fired for his sexual orientation
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A former administrator said he was fired for his sexual orientation
U.S. sprinters who were sent home from 1968 Mexico City Olympics show their support for the 49ers quarterback's protest
Total of about 10 states have had their systems probed or breached by hackers, similar to what happened in Arizona and Illinois, sources tell CBS News
Representatives from eight countries met to share details about cases of victims forced into the sex industry
Congress overrode a presidential veto Wednesday, allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia
Prosecutors showed the tape in court to support their claim that one of the deputies had a pattern of using excessive force; Boy was killed, father injured in the 2015 shooting
Fallout from the bogus account scandal keeps coming, this time in the bank's home state, where millions in fees are at risk
University of New Hampshire officials worried after fliers soliciting young women for “sugar daddies” have been appearing on campus and in downtown Durham
One of the victims, Jacob Hall, 6, is in critical condition, his family told CBS affiliate WSPA
FBI had released an image of two men who took luggage holding Manhattan bomb that didn't explode, and said they weren't suspects
A 12-year-old autistic boy overeager for Halloween unknowingly scared drivers this week, amidst the creepy clown sightings up and down the East Coast
Incidents of unruly passengers on planes has increased, with one incident per 1,200 flights now, a new study says
Motorist's idea catches the attention of Washington State Patrol trooper on the road
Kids as young as 11 years old are being told they should die for taking a knee during the national anthem
Pennsylvania police officer's post shows her in uniform with caption reading "I'm the law today," ending with derogatory term