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President Trump campaign staffers who attended Saturday’s Tulsa rally are reportedly being required to get tested for the coronavirus. Staff were directed to be tested over the weekend before they can be allowed to ret...

Targeted killings and widespread attacks across Afghanistan have sapped brief optimism as peace talks remain stalled.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced new restrictions against members of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Friday, declaring that the U.S. has banned visas for CCP members affiliated with the obstruction of Hong Kong...

Citing spread of coronavirus in immigration jails, judge orders release of children held with their parents by July 17.

In a disturbing parallel to H.I.V., the coronavirus can cause a depletion of important immune cells, recent studies found.

Madison police and the FBI have launched a hate crime investigation after an 18-year-old biracial woman was set on fire.

"The Executive Branch lacked independent Constitutional authority to authorize the transfer" of $2.5 billion, ruled a federal appeals court panel.

The cutting of a beloved tree felled my heart. Then a bird came.

Leaders of Sudan, Ethiopia and Egypt agree Addis Ababa will not start filling its Nile dam before reaching an accord.

A federal appeals court this week ordered the criminal case against Michael Flynn to be dropped. But U.S. district judge Emmet Sullivan has yet to dismiss the case. CBS News correspondent Catherine Herridge joined CBSN t...

Florida has joined Texas in banning drinking in bars, while Miami has moved to close beaches and parks — all just in time for the Fourth of July holiday weekend, officials announced Friday. The drastic measures come as...

Though black protesters have been heartened by the many white people joining them in the streets, some wonder if this newfound commitment will last.

Victor Stemberger sits in a Spanish jail, one year after flying into the country with 2.4 kilograms (more than 5 pounds) of cocaine expertly sewn into bubble jackets in a bag. His family says he knew nothing about the dr...

U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee's order applies to children held for more than 20 days at three family detention centers

Cameras won’t be allowed in the court for pretrial proceedings of the four former Minneapolis cops who are charged in the death of George Floyd, a judge has ruled. Defense attorneys as well as news organizations had re...

Governors in Florida and Texas are reversing course and tightening restrictions.

A top Senate Republican warned President Trump that he is on a path toward losing the White House in 2020. Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley said the GOP agenda was at risk and urged the president to heed the advice of a recent W...

Glaser died Friday on his 91st birthday.

Facebook has removed at least four videos posted by a group accused of targeting California public health officers over their directives to stay home and wear face masks to prevent spread of the coronavirus.

The president's message is "weak or nonexistent" and is stuck in the past, warns Ed Rollins, chairman of the pro-Trump Great America PAC.

Attorney General Barr created a task force focused on "countering anti-government extremists."

Republican Sen. Tim Scott torched House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s “outrageous, sinful” rhetoric against the GOP and its police reform bill Friday in a blistering radio interview. On Tuesday, as a proposal written by S...