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A marine biologist's ideas for singling out sharks that attack humans have prompted objections from other shark scientists.

Thune, the Senate majority whip, outraged Trump last month when he said a challenge to the Electoral College results would "go down like a shot dog."

As Americans ring in 2021, an array of new laws will take effect from coast to coast.

In an effort to stem the tide of the coronavirus, Thailand has banned food, drink and any printed materials other than safety information cards on board domestic flights. The airlines will have to follow the regulations ...

Officials said the new virus variant was detected in a man in his twenties in Martin County

Police in Peru killed two farm workers at a protest.

Police responded to a home in Antioch before 8 p.m. where they found a 66-year-old man had shot his 33-year-old son, KNTV reported.

Zara Holland, a "Love Island" star and Miss Great Britain 2015, has been arrested while trying to leave Barbados with her boyfriend after he tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a report. The 25-year-old bea...

New footage shows officers did not give Hill aid after he was shot.

Canada's minister of finance, Rod Phillips, abruptly resigned his post on Thursday after he was busted vacationing in St. Barts.

New year, same Andy Cohen. The co-host of CNN's "New Year's Eve Live" show started 2021 by going on a boozed-up rant against Mayor de Blasio, dissing Hizzoner's dance with his wife and begging for him to "do something wi...

Starting the new rules on a holiday helped, with some predicting more confusion and backups in the days ahead.

Overflowing hospital morgues, increased 911 wait times, beds only opening when patients die. Hospitals in California, where almost all of the state's 40 million residents are living under stay-at-home orders, are seeing ...

Countries around the world welcome 2021 with celebrations while other cities, like London, decided to cancel their fireworks.       

A Wisconsin pharmacist has been arrested after it emerged that a hospital worker deliberately spoiled hundreds of doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to a report. While authorities haven’t named the suspect, records...

2020 began with the economy surging -- then, the pandemic came. CBS News' Diane King Hall reviews the most important business stories of 2020.

Brexit has left the E.U. smaller and the U.K. freer but more isolated in a turbulent world

Minneapolis officials released bodycam footage Thursday of a police shooting 24 hours earlier that left a man dead at a gas station less than a mile from where George Floyd died in May. Minneapolis police chief Medaria A...

One year later, Wuhan prepares to ring out a "good riddance to" 2020 as much of the world still battles rising infections and deaths.

On Jan. 6, Congress will meet to formally count the votes cast by the Electoral College. Some GOP lawmakers have indicated that they will object.       

Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg explains why any challenge to the results of the Electoral College in the House of Representatives and US Senate won't go anywhere.

The suit, led by Representative Louie Gohmert of Texas, seeks to give the vice president the power to reject electoral votes that were cast for Joseph R. Biden Jr.