Video of cop caring for boy left in car wreck goes viral
Los Angeles police officer caught on camera comforting toddler who authorities say was left behind after crash
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Los Angeles police officer caught on camera comforting toddler who authorities say was left behind after crash
The district said the teacher felt the lesson was "effective" for demonstrating how long and tough intestines are
Man heard screaming for his life as cop and strangers try to free his pinned arm from under a burning vehicle
Judge says small number of people who may take advantage of citizenship requirement no where near number who would be disenfranchised by it
A daughter says Centinela West is responsible for her mother's five-week health deterioration, but the company defends its work
Primaries in Kentucky and Oregon help Clinton, but only fuel fire in Sanders' supporters' bellies, and we get Ivanka Trump's own take on her dad
6th grader, stabbed by stranger several times for no apparent reason, dies at hospital; U.S. Marshals capture suspect after intense manhunt
Cleveland School District officials say they've made big strides since being ordered to desegregate in 1969, but a federal judge ruled that wasn't enough
Daughter of presumptive GOP nominee responds to story on his allegedly unsettling interactions with women and discusses her role as a businesswoman
A violent eruption at Washington state's Mount St. Helens volcano killed 57 people
Long delays seen along with conditions so crowded railroad urges anyone who can to work from home
Service into and out of Grand Central Terminal in New York City delayed on all three Metro-North lines after huge fire in East Harlem
More than 50 new security officers and four more bomb-sniffing dog teams are being immediately sent to Chicago's airport, TSA says
Prosecutors say suspect told witnesses "I killed her" after stabbing Chicago track star; her mother allegedly gave her the knife
A look at the work involved in shooting the CBS News documentary "The Spymasters: CIA in the Crosshairs." It took crews in five countries and travel to six states to speak with all 12 living directors of the CIA