The Justice Department is appealing a judge's decision to block President Obama’s executive action on immigration and is asking that judge to lift his injunction that bans the government from accepting applications for relief.
Amateur video captured Elsa, a 1-year-old dog who’s handling the “ruff” winter in Ontario, Canada by helping shovel the family ice skating rink.
Police say 11 students at Wesleyan University were hospitalized after apparently overdosing on a bad batch of the drug "molly." As CBSN's Anne Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers report, police are now trying to trace the source of those pills.
From Lady Gaga's beautiful performance to a hilarious parody of Best Picture "Bridman" by host Neil Patrick Harris, here are the top 10 moments from this year's Academy Awards.
A tanker overturned on a highway in New Jersey, causing a huge fire to erupt. KYW's Walt Hunter joins CBSN with more.
A look back at CBS News coverage of the conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom. Four clips include: the CBS Evening News and a special report from June 15,1982; and the CBS Morning News and CBS Evening News from June 16, 1982.
After 10 months of living conjoined at the chest, Texas twins Knatalye and Adeline Mata are now sleeping in separate beds. A team of doctors at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston separated the girls during a 26-hour surgery.
President Obama tells the nation's governors that a fight in Congress over funding the Department of Homeland Security could impact their states' economies and U.S. national security
Top Republicans are distancing themselves from former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani after questioning President Obama's love of America. John Dickerson joins CBSN with more on how this could affect the GOP in 2016.
The actor's joke about award-winning director Alejandro Inarritu raised some eyebrows. Entertainment Tonight's Nancy O'Dell joins CBSN with more.
Pizza chain is coming out with a new menu item. CBSN's Elaine Quijano has more.
A French reporter doing a live shot was hit by an unexpected wave. CBSN's Elaine Quijano shows us the video.
Curiosity also collected samples from the area that could help reveal how Mars transitioned from a potentially habitable planet billions of years ago to the frozen desert it is today.
Gamers may be able to get some exercise while playing. An Australian start-up is building a handheld controller that uses motion sensors to add resistance, so users will expend more energy.
Camera traps catch sight of the critically endangered Amur leopard. A new census has found that the cat's numbers have doubled since 2007, showing that conservation efforts in Russia to keep the cat from extinction are working.
Despite the backlash and criticism, fashion remains a big part of the Academy Awards. This year's wardrobe featured bold colors and daring designs. Many stars used what they wore as a way to make a statement. Glamour magazine's editor-in-chief Cindi Leive joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the night's biggest looks.
For anyone curious about the lives of veterans once they return home, the Veteran Vision Project photo collection is a revelation. No one is speaking in a still photo, but they're still sending signals -- and in this collection, photographer Devin Mitchell has asked dozens of veterans to send messages or tell stories about themselves while posing in front of a mirror. Wyatt Andrews reports.
It's likely much of Silicon Valley already read Ellen Pao’s complaint against venture capital firm Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield and Byers. The documents with revealing details quickly became Internet sensations. New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss her coverage of the lawsuit.
Every three minutes in the U.S., someone visits an emergency room with a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction to food. One experimental treatment called "oral immunotherapy" is confronting allergy dangers head-on, and it's part of a clinical trial at Stanford University led by immunologist and researcher Dr. Kari Nadeau. Dr. Holly Phillips explores this promising treatment some are calling a cure.
Controversial remarks made last week by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani have shaken up the race for the Republican presidential nomination. Giuliani said "I do not believe that the president loves America" at a dinner supporting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, but Walker has not rejected those comments. CBS News political director John Dickerson joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the fallout.
Scotland Yard is heading the search for the three missing girls, but it's now been almost a week since they boarded a plane for Turkey. Police believe they are trying to join ISIS. The girls' families are clinging to a slim hope that they haven't yet crossed the border into Syria. Elizabeth Palmer reports from New Scotland Yard, London's police headquarters.
Al-Shabaab, an al Qaeda-linked terror group in Somalia, released a video over the weekend calling for attacks on Western shopping malls including the Mall of America in Minnesota. Police departments across the country were on high alert after federal law enforcement officials issued a joint intelligence bulletin warning of the threats. Jeff Pegues reports from Washington.
New winter storms threaten tens of millions of people across the southern half of the United States. Rain, snow, sleet and freezing rain stretch for thousands of miles. Warnings are posted from California to South Carolina, and Tennessee is under a state of emergency. Anna Werner reports from Monterey, Tennessee.
The Border Patrol tent in Donna, Texas, was holding 3,200 unaccompanied children on Tuesday, including 39 minors held for over 15 days.
Icy roads caused car wrecks throughout the South, and more than 1,000 flights to and from Dallas have already been canceled. Vicente Arenas reports from Dallas where the region is under a winter storm warning.