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On the New Yorker Radio Hour, two leading environmental writers wonder if the sense of urgency is coming too late. Plus Heidi Schreck on the Constitution, and Karen Russell's move from Florida to Oregon.

Police in Wisconsin are on the hunt for a 15-year-old boy who allegedly gunned down his girlfriend and seriously wounded her mother Thursday. A manhunt was on the way Thursday evening for Martice Fuller, who is considere...

President Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani is planning a trip to Ukraine in an attempt to encourage the country to investigate actions in the country leading up to the 2016 presidential election, a report said Thu...

Following his felony convictions, President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been disbarred and can no longer practice law in Washington, D.C. Manafort was convicted in 2018 of bank and tax fraud, and p...

After being hunted by thousands of people for about a month, it was Evan Ratliff's need for gluten-free pizza that did him in

The conservative commentator ranted on BBC to journalist Andrew Neil and insisted that Neil "be honest about your own bias" before walking out of the interview.

Two Venezuelan lawmakers sought refuge at foreign embassies in Caracas on Thursday, as the government of President Nicolas Maduro cracked down on allies of opposition leader Juan Guaido who supported his attempted uprisi...

President Trump on Friday predicted he’ll square off against “SleepyCreepy Joe” Biden as the Democratic candidate in the 2020 election. “Looks to me like it's going to be SleepyCreepy Joe over Crazy Bernie,” th...

The African National Congress was headed for victory in South Africa's election on Friday, although the party was on course for its worst performance since it took power 25 years ago.

Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzmán is griping about conditions in prison, asking a judge, among other things, to force the Metropolitan Correctional Center to sell him a real pair of earplugs — because he...

A county attorney in West Texas was detained for helping three young migrants, part of an escalating attempt to investigate and punish those providing aid to border crossers.

An American is among of group of four hostages who have been freed in Western Africa following a French special forces military operation, the European country's government announced Friday.

Overflowing toilets in overcrowded cells. Food and sleep deprivation. Forced injections.

LOS ANGELES -- Joe Biden raked in over $750,000 during a fundraiser attended by Hollywood powerbrokers, a major haul that demonstrates the entertainment industry’s lasting affection for the former vice president. Biden...

The student is banned from the prom and will be required to attend "cultural sensitivity counseling," district officials said.        

Pink spray-painted boxes indicate where dealers can operate in Görlitzer Park

The former FBI director said he believes the system of government is being "stress-tested."        

The president's personal lawyer is stepping up efforts to urge the Ukrainian government to wade into United States politics by pursuing investigations that touch on Joe Biden and Paul Manafort.

A dispute over whether the Woodstock 50 festival will go on has spiraled into a court fight, with organizers suing and at least temporarily silencing a former investor that sought to call off the anniversary show.

The groups' decision to sign on means Mason will be represented by some of the top voting rights attorneys in the country.

Turkey's Defense Minister Hulusi Akar is accusing the Syrian government of trying to expand its field of control in Idlib province in violation of a Russian-Turkish cease-fire brokered last September. …

"TV Guide editor Krutika Mallikarjuna joins CBSN to talk about the best things to stream this weekend: ""State of the Union,"" Wine Country"" and ""The Society.""