TSA began requiring overseas passengers to prove their electronic devices can be powered up. Also, a new study on college campus sexual assault investigations show alarming results
People who reported gaining weight in a survey said they were up an average of 29 pounds, with millennials reporting even more.
An Israeli spokesman says Israel struck more than 300 Hamas targets overnight. Holly Williams reports on the fighting, which has killed more than 70 Palestinians.
President Obama is in Texas, pushing opponents to back his solution for the illegal immigration crisis on the Mexican border, but he didn't convince Gov. Perry when they met in Dallas. Major Garrett reports.
The recent flood of immigrants could have lasting political implications. CBS News political director John Dickerson talks about the issue with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts.
In Houston, a man faces charges of killing four of his children and two other relatives. Manuel Bojorquez reports on the rampage and and subsequent police standoff.
Researchers at the University of Sydney found no association between body aches and temperature, humidity or precipitation. Plus, a Penn State study gives new hope for women struggling with infertility. Wendy Gillette reports on the day's top health stories.
xperts say the price of gas could drop up to 25 cents a gallon in some parts of the country. Also, Federal Reserve interest rates expected to stay at record lows helped the stock market recover yesterday. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.
Justin Bieber received to two years probation and an $80,000 fine after pleading no contest in an egg-throwing incident. Plus, George Clooney gets an apology from a tabloid. Suzanne Marques has today's Eye on Entertainment report.
After a tense tactical struggle, Argentina defeated the Netherlands 4-2 on overtime penalty kicks. The victory set off a wild celebration among Argentina fans, whose team will now face Germany in the final.
Speculation is heating up that the Federal Reserve could move sooner rather than later to start hiking interest rates. Should investors be nervous? CBS MoneyWatch contributor Anthony Mirhaydari takes a look.
"He stated that he should apologize the African or the Nigerian way, which was to kneel down," the boy's mother said.
When asked why he had not visited the border on his trip to Texas to meet with Gov. Rick Perry, President Obama replied: "This isn't theater."
A rare tornado blasted through Smithville, N.Y., killing four people. Tornadoes in the Northeast are seldom, averaging about seven a year. Vinita Nair reports.
Argentina defeated Netherlands in the World Cup semifinals. The teams were scoreless through the overtime period, which meant it came down to penalty kicks. Scott Pelley reports.
Sixteen-year-old Danielo fled to the U.S. from Honduran gangs, but was caught at the Texas border. As Michelle Miller reports, he's worried about the possibility of deportation.
Conservationist Yin Gang is overseeing an ambitious effort to save the artwork in ancient Buddhist caves. For centuries, blasting winds whipped deep into the caves and eroded the soft sandstone. But now pollution is the greatest threat. Seth Doane reports.
Israel air strikes shook Gaza every few minutes, as Islamic militants fired rockets into Israel’s heartland. Israel says its strikes in Gaza are targeting terrorists; but the bombardment has also devastated neighborhoods. Holly Williams reports.
A study commissioned by Congress reviewing the way colleges handle cases of sexual assault found more than 40 percent of schools have not investigated a single case in the past five years. And, more than 70 percent of schools have no protocols for working with local law enforcement to deal with sexual violence. Nancy Cordes reports.
Hidden away for decades, one of the most important private collections of antiquities, the Torlonia Marbles, is being put on public display once again.
Reps. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and Gerry Connolly, D-Va., got into a heated argument Wednesday over Jordan's treatment of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Bob Orr speaks with CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate about the heightened security at some international airports and what has U.S. officials so concerned
A recent Consumer Reports survey found 62 percent of Americans do nothing to protect their privacy online. That can make it easy for hackers to steal personal information. One way hackers can get access to your private passwords is at a wi-fi hot spot. CBS News' Jericka Duncan reports.
The new "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" movie features dazzling special effects. CNET's Kara Tsuboi takes a look at the high-tech way actors are transformed into their on-screen characters.
The UCLA Medical Center has launched one of the first cancer care programs in the country targeted towards young adults and teens. As Bigad Shaban reports, young cancer patients at the center can also consult fertility experts since some cancer treatments can interfere with fertility later in life.