Obama: Russia sanctions “are working as intended”
The president said that while the situation in eastern Ukraine is not resolved, Russia's economy has been deeply damaged.
The president said that while the situation in eastern Ukraine is not resolved, Russia's economy has been deeply damaged.
John Matze says conservative donor Rebekah Mercer "plotted" to steal his stake in the social media platform.
A top Liberian health official tells CBS News there may be hundreds more Ebola-related fatalities than have been reported -- and the outbreak is going to get worse. One of the epicenters of the disease is in Liberia’s capital of Monrovia, where there are only two treatment centers. Debora Patta reports.
A new study links vitamin D deficiency to a higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The study found people who are moderately deficient have a 53 percent greater risk of developing dementia. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.
The president commented on the deadly virus that's killed over 900 people in West Africa.
A 62-year-old woman got through a security checkpoint and then past a Southwest Airlines gate agent. Southwest Airlines says it’s investigating how the suspect, who has been described as a well known “plane hopper,” got on the flight. John Blackstone reports.
Security analysts are concerned the Russian crime ring behind an Internet security breach could ultimately sell the stolen personal data, exposing bank accounts and leading to identity theft. Jeff Pegues reports.
Vice President Joe Biden tells attorneys that their work providing legal representation for the unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S-Mexico border "matters."
In the largest study of its kind, British researches have found that a lack of Vitamin D could increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease. CBS News’ Craig Boswell reports.
Health officials in Jefferson County, Colorado are warning the public to stay away from sick or dead rabbits because they may have “rabbit fever,” a disease that can be life-threatening to humans. Health specialists are collecting dead rabbits to test for the disease. KCNC-TV's Kathy Walsh reports.
Bonobos CEO Andy Dunn shares the story behind the brand's name.
As co-founder and CEO of apparel company Bonobos, Andy Dunn shares how he balances the two jobs.
Andy Dunn, co-founder and CEO of apparel company Bonobos, recounts the valuable advice he received from Bonobos' founding investor, Joel Peterson.
Former President Bill Clinton helps Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes in her quest to unseat Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
First lady Michelle Obama discusses the importance of female equality during a symposium at the U.S.-African leaders summit.
A new voice-activated device guides the user through chest compressions at an even pace. Wisconsin creator, Joe Hanson, hopes his device will make CPR less daunting. WDJT's Lane Kimble reports.
After a Toledo water ban quickly emptied store shelves, inmates at a state prison, which is a working dairy farm, packaged clean drinking water to ship to residents. Maureen Kocot of WBNS reports.
As Cleveland prepares to host this weekend's Gay Games and the 2016 Republican National Convention, the clock is ticking to clean up the city's appearance. Paul Orlusky from CBS affiliate WOIO reports.
17-year-old Brandon Boyton experienced his fair share of bullying. He created an app that allows students to report incidents and send anonymous screen shots of cyber bullying directly to administrators. WISH's Kylie Conway reports.
Lionel Richie treats an audience that includes President Obama and the leaders of African nations to renditions of hits like "Easy" and others
Mourners gathered to say goodbye to 22-year-old Olympic hopeful Katherine Diaz, one of El Salvador's top surfers, who was killed by a lightning strike last week while training.
North Carolina waterfowl rescue workers travel to Woodland, California, to aid a flock of geese stranded in a drought-stricken pond. KOVR's Ron Jones reports.
Justice of the Peace Derry Dunn is still battling an aggressive flesh-eating bacteria that he contracted while on family vacation. Doctors considered amputating his leg but, after a successful surgery and antibiotics, there is hope his condition will improve. KFDM's Haley Bull reports.
Israeli tanks have pulled out of the Gaza Strip, but they haven't gone far. Charlie D'Agata reports that with a 72-hour cease-fire ticking away fast, all hopes are pinned on diplomats in Cairo striking a longer-term peace deal.
A large group of riders gathered forces and used "people power" to help rescue the man. Gayle King reports.