Man nearly loses job after saving stabbed woman
Didarul Sarder was initially told to leave a GM Tech Center after pulling out a gun to stop a stabbing, but the decision was reversed after outcry
Didarul Sarder was initially told to leave a GM Tech Center after pulling out a gun to stop a stabbing, but the decision was reversed after outcry
Republicans will gather in South Carolina Saturday for their first debate since the New Hampshire primaries
They say money can't buy love, but if that's the case, why are so many businesses capitalizing on romance?
In the 17-year history of the elite Titans of Mavericks big-wave faceoff, not one woman has been invited to compete
Francis' planned remarks on tetchy topic draw fire from GOP front-runner as pontiff sets off for 6-day stop in world's 2nd largest Catholic country
Some 300,000 people could be cut off from all help if temporary truce fails, as Russia helps Syrian regime fight on
Ride-hailing firm will refund about 25 million riders to settle lawsuits filed over allegedly misleading safety procedures and fees
From Obama to Henry Kissinger, the candidates debated who's on Team Hillary and who's on Team Bernie
The Ohio governor is campaigning in South Carolina, and otherwise trying to stay positive
Police say "no rhyme or reason" seen in who man targeted at the Nazareth Restaurant and Deli in Columbus
Woman in TV spot had appeared in movies titled "Carnal Wishes," "Insatiable Desires" and "Private Sex Club"
Infant, sucking on a Trump-themed pacifier, was a clear supporter of the Republican presidential candidate
"I am proud to say that Henry Kissinger is not my friend," Sanders said at the Democratic debate Thursday
Most Americans say they expect to live that long, but it won't happen just because you want it to
The president skipped the show's entrance ritual, but he did give a Valentine's Day shout-out to the first lady
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off in Milwaukee in the lead up to the Nevada caucuses
No one was injured in Wednesday blast that destroyed part of a home in Gulfport
NYPD officer Peter Liang claimed he accidentally shot and killed Akai Gurley in 2014 after being startled by a noise in a stairwell
Secretary of state says U.S., Russia and others have agreed to work with Syrian parties to implement a "nationwide cessation of hostilities"
CBS News correspondent Holly Williams reports from Syria-Turkey border, where tens of thousands of people are fleeing from civil war
The businessman had previously backed Chris Christie, who dropped out of the race on Wednesday
Former pharmaceutical CEO doesn't want anyone else to own the album -- except for him
Forget chocolates and roses: "When you're cancer-free, it just puts a whole new light on everything"
15 years after a pivotal victory over the file-sharing service, recording companies are finding life in the digital age
A memo to prospective U.S. Olympians said the Zika virus outbreak in Brazil is being closely monitored