The fiduciary standard has received a lot of attention recently. The Supreme Court, President Obama and the Department of Labor have all recently discussed it and how it impacts ordinary investors. Jill Schlesinger reports.
Nimoy, who died Friday at age 83, was best known for playing Mr. Spock on "Star Trek." From "The Man Trap" to "The Trouble with Tribbles," here's a compilation of the Vulcan's best scenes from the iconic TV show.
The Picasso painting "La Coiffeuse" went missing in Paris over a decade ago, it has now been found in New Jersey.
Nascar driver Travis Kvapil's race car was stolen from his hotel just days before a major race.
Atlanta-based carrier is the last of the four major airlines to relinquish pandemic step to keep space between passengers.
A young daycare worker confesses to killing a toddler and is sentenced to more than 30 years behind bars. But new evidence suggests that investigators got it all wrong. "48 Hours" Executive Producer Susan Zirinsky previews the story.
For six months he was the masked face of terror, but now, the world has seen the real face of Mohammed Emwazi. University records show a competent, if unexceptional student; and, the Gainesville Tornadoes - a basketball team from a correctional facility - often play in front of empty bleachers since students aren't allowed to attend the games.
The Gainesville Tornadoes - a basketball team from a correctional facility - often play in front of empty bleachers since students aren't allowed to attend the games. But, as Steve Hartman reports, that all changed thanks to one team's selfless act.
By now, you either think the dress is blue and black or white and gold. And although there is a definitive answer, the debate continues to engross the Internet. Jericka Duncan reports on how an innocuous photograph became a huge viral sensation.
This especially bad winter has kept U.S. Coast Guard cutters especially busy. Jim Axelrod went aboard one vessel to see firsthand why crew members say the job is becoming increasingly challenging.
The Empire State is going green.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush took on a tough crowd comprised of his own party at CPAC on Friday. Nancy Cordes explains what may have Bush in hot water with conservative Republicans.
Leonard Nimoy, who portrayed more than 250 characters, and had his career defined by his 1966 debut as Mr. Spock on "Star Trek," has died. He was 83. Carter Evans reports on Nimoy's legacy.
The lower price of oil has taken a toll on the oil industry. As Manuel Bojorquez reports, the damage could lead Texas to lose a staggering amount of jobs by midyear.
Four House Democrats asked the president to regulate concealable assault-style firearms under the National Firearms Act.
Gas prices in southern California spiked a record 79 cents in one month. Nationwide, gas prices had been dropping -- but have now risen for 32 straight days. Ben Tracy reports.
For six months he was the masked face of terror, but now, the world has seen the real face of Mohammed Emwazi. University records show a competent, if unexceptional student. Clarissa Ward reports.
Boris Nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister who became a key opposition figure in Russia, was shot four times from a passing car near the Kremlin.
Universities are increasingly turning to armed police officers to help keep their campuses safe, CBS News' Paula Reid reports.
CBS News political director John Dickerson joins CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers to talk about the GOP political landscape and preview Sunday's "Face the Nation".
CBS News elections director Anthony Salvanto discusses the top speakers at CPAC and how they are shaping the 2016 presidential election field.
CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers talks to Sirus XM Radio Host Julia Cunningham about the new season of "House of Cards" and the future of Netflix.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush outlines a more moderate stance on immigration at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.
"We don't need a weatherman-in-chief to run this country," former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum said at CPAC.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul warns that Republicans also need to protect the entire Bill of Rights, and not just the Second Amendment.