Choir recalls singing for MLK.: "We knew it was important to sing for him"
Singers who happened to be in Memphis at the same time as Dr. King sang for the civil rights leader just two weeks before his death
Singers who happened to be in Memphis at the same time as Dr. King sang for the civil rights leader just two weeks before his death
Someone posted a frightening comment on NFL star Julian Edelman's Instagram account, saying they were going to "shoot my school up." But Edelman saw it and asked his assistant to call the police, leading to an arrest.
It was 50 years ago that civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down in Memphis. On Wednesday, the nation paid tribute to him and his legacy. CBS News special correpsondent James Brown takes a look at how his memory is being honored.
Tensions are high in farm country after Beijing threatened $50 billion in import tariffs. That could hurt American pork farmers, since last year the U.S. exported more than $1 billion worth of pork to China. CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds talks to one farmer about his concerns.
A woman who took an Ancestry.com DNA test learned that her biological father was actually the doctor who was helping her parents get pregnant. He recommended they use a mix of sperm from an anonymous donor, but a lawsuit alleges he used his own instead. CBS News correspondent Jamie Yuccas reports.
The president says the role of U.S. troops in Syria is coming to an end. But a withdrawal within a matter of months goes against military advice from top officials. CBS News national security correspondent David Martin explains.
President Trump is sending U.S. troops to the Mexican border, and the first members of the National Guard could be there by midnight. Once there, the troops will be assisting with surveillance and administrative duties, not apprehensions. CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett reports.
Nasim Aghdam, the woman who opened fire at YouTube's headquarters on Tuesday, expressed anger at the video-sharing site. Last week her family reported her missing. When she was found by police the day of the shooting, they interviewed her for about 20 minutes. CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports.
Amateur video posted online showed a Fort Worth officer punching a man while another officer tried to arrest him. Police have released body camera footage that they say shows the man resisting the officers' attempts to handcuff him. CBS News correspondent David Begnaud reports.
A Chicago suburb is taking the gun debate into its own hands by passing a local ban on certain weapons. CBS Chicago's Jeremy Ross reports.
Meghan Markle will be getting married twice this spring: once in real life, and once on the USA series "Suits"
The public is getting a different view of Forrest Curry's arrest from police body camera footage and new eyewitness video
Gary Nicklaus got to share a special moment with his grandfather in Augusta
The celebrity chef's Nutrish brand helps Smucker expand into the fast-growing premium pet products market
The White House is asking states to send National Guard troops to assist with surveillance and administrative duties
"We hope that our local decision helps spur state and national leaders... to make our communities safer," the mayor said in a statement
But barriers remain that slow women's advancement in the workplace -- and those constraints aren't improving
"At the end of the day, this is my responsibility," the Facebook CEO said
Underwood is gradually returning to the spotlight
There is currently no treatment or cure for ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Several hospitals across the U.S. are testing a new stem cell therapy that doctors and patients hope will help. Dr. Mallika Marshall reports from Boston.