Rebekah Brooks resigns amid hacking scandal
Embattled executive of British media arm of Rupert Murdoch's empire quits under intense pressure
Watch CBS News
Embattled executive of British media arm of Rupert Murdoch's empire quits under intense pressure
A glimpse at the days news as seen through a camera's lens
300 acres of marijuana fields found by soldiers during patrol in Baja California state; Cartel link unclear
U.K. media report paper's newsroom designated a crime scene by police; Millions of emails crucial to hacking probe allegedly deleted
U.K. Prime Minister tries to get at head of crusade to clean up British press, but observers say he's losing public's trust
Several blasts of lava and smoke trigger evacuations for thousands living along the slopes of Mount Lokon
The News of the World, the U.K.'s best-selling newspaper, folds amid a massive phone hacking scandal involving its employees
Top cop says tabloid didn't cooperate with initial probe, but he himself was hacked; Did that taint investigation?
Expresses support for Rebekah Brooks as News of the World staff writes obituary for final edition of 168-year-old tabloid
Media mogul flies to center of phone hacking scandal that threatens his empire, defends his beleaguered executives
Media mogul's bid for British broadcaster in doubt as scandal widens; Ex-PM Gordon Brown reportedly targeted as well
Media leaks trying to undermine British investigation into hacking allegations against Rupert Murdoch's folded tabloid, cops say
News Corp. withdraws promise in proposed takeover for British Sky Broadcasting network; Bid sent to authorities for lengthy review
Former British prime minister reportedly among thousands whose phones were targeted for hacking by Murdoch-owned tabloid
Ex-U.K. Prime Minister accuses Murdoch's papers of hacking into his bank and tax records, health info of infant son