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The Iranian government says it will block United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors if the U.S. does not lift sanctions on the country by February 21st. CBS News senior foreign affairs correspondent and "Face the Nation...

Thirty-five Capitol Police officers are under investigation — including six who have been suspended with pay — for their actions in the deadly January siege, according to the department. Acting Chief Yogananda Pittma...

Widespread power outages that first struck Texas over the weekend continued to affect some customers into Thursday. Akilah Scott-Amos, 43, was charged a small fortune.

Sen.Ted Cruz now claims it was “obviously a mistake” to escape Texas for Cancun as his home state reels from catastrophic power outages and deadly winter weather. Amid blistering criticism, Cruz cut his trip to the M...

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are stepping away from the working Royal Family for good.

Members of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus were shouted down by Republicans during debate on a bill that some see as discriminatory.      

After a conversation between the couple and Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace said the pair's official duties would be redistributed to other members of Britain's royal family.

Creating a legal definition of "ecocide" would allow environmental destruction to be prosecuted in the International Criminal Court

In many homes, the tap is dry. Finding bottled water is nearly impossible. Some have resorted to boiling snow.

An Oklahoma man jailed for allegedly killing a grandfather and a young girl earlier this month is also being investigated in connection with the murder of another woman, who was found dead on same day and street.

Coronavirus infection rates in the community have fallen further across the UK, latest figures show.

The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers should be classed as “workers” and not self-employed

Placing children under 16 into unregulated homes will be made illegal in England, the government says.

Thousands of COVID-19 vaccination appointments in Chicago must be rescheduled as the city on Thursday evening still awaited delayed shipments stemming from a winter storm that pummeled the Midwest this week, according to...

An upscale hotel in South Korea has issued an apology for a mistake that may have enabled outsiders to see into their sauna.

On the first day of her new teaching job at a Chinese government-run detention center in Xinjiang, Qelbinur Sidik said she saw two soldiers carry a young Uyghur woman out of the building on a stretcher.

The slow-moving winter disaster crippling Texas has left many without power, food or fresh water.      

Desperate for COVID-19 vaccines, some suburbanites are driving to Chicago's South and West sides to get the shots. But is that ethical?

Sister of young woman shot by police 2 days before her 20th birthday urges protesters to "continue fighting" to reclaim democracy from the military junta.

The $1.9 trillion package "is calibrated to be of a magnitude to finally deal this COVID-19 virus the blow that hasn't occurred yet," Bernstein says.

Click to expand Image A man views Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's Facebook page on his mobile phone in downtown Phnom Penh, Cambodia. © 2016 AP Photo/Heng Sinith (Bangkok) - The Cambodian government's new National In...

Never before have humans brought a piece of another planet back to Earth. "If it sounds complicated, it is," a top NASA scientist said. "If it sounds extreme, it most certainly is."