CIA fact checks "Black Panther" during Oscars
The spy agency asked its 2.54 million followers if they thought the magical substance vibranium is real. It isn't.
The spy agency asked its 2.54 million followers if they thought the magical substance vibranium is real. It isn't.
Vice President Mike Pence will meet with Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaidó in Colombia Monday, as Venezuela's government cracks down again on protests. The U.S. is backing him to replace President Nicolás Maduro. Violent border clashes killed at least two people and injured hundreds more over the weekend. Manuel Bojorquez reports from Cúcata.
Federal investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly cargo plane crash in Texas. The Atlas Air jet was carrying packages for Amazon's Prime Air from Florida when it went down in a marshy area near Houston Saturday. All three people on board were killed. Kris Van Cleave reports.
More than half a million homes and businesses affected amid gusts in 60 mph range; heavy rains and twisters leave deaths and rising rivers in South
A senior Justice Department official tells CBS News that special counsel Robert Mueller is not expected to deliver his final report on the Russia investigation for at least another week. Meanwhile, President Trump’s former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, is scheduled to testify before Congress on Wednesday. Paula Reid reports.
President Trump travels to Vietnam Monday to meet for the second time with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The talks will focus again on Kim's nuclear arsenal. Ben Tracy reports from Hanoi.
President Trump travels to Vietnam Monday to meet for the second time with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The talks will focus again on Kim's nuclear arsenal. Ben Tracy reports from Hanoi.
President Trump leaves for Vietnam today for his second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Also, it was a historic night of surprises at the Oscars. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
Pence voiced U.S. support for Venezuela's interim President Juan Guaidó
Pence voiced U.S. support for Venezuela's interim President Juan Guaidó
More than half a million homes and businesses affected amid gusts in 60 mph range; heavy rains and twisters leave deaths and rising rivers in South
Trump addressed the nation's governors before leaving for his second summit with North Korea's leader
Trump addresses the nation's governors before leaving for his second summit with North Korea's leader
After 1st meeting, Trump admin. said it expected North Korea to take immediate steps toward "denuclearization" -- but progress has been lacking
Cheri Marchionda was traveling alone for work when a man was given a key to her room at an Iowa Embassy Suites hotel without having to verify his identity
A National Association for Business Economics survey finds roughly half in each camp; the economy's health if often a significant factor in presidential elections
The April 19 deadline is approaching for the second largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history
"Unlike Singapore, to borrow a Seinfeld trope, Hanoi can't be a show about nothing"
It was Hollywood's night to shine as the 2019 Academy Awards were handed out in Los Angeles on Sunday night. CBS News' Chris Martinez reports.
One of the world's most mysterious places, Stonehenge, is a little better understood today. The secrets of Stonehenge are yielding to science – including where some of the giant rocks came from. Dana Jacobson reports.
An Illinois judge set a $1 million bond for R. Kelly, a day after he was charged with 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse. Jericka Duncan reports.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein got into a heated discussion with a group of school children who want her to support the Green New Deal. The environmental activist group Sunrise Movement posted an edited video on Twitter of the tense meeting in which she tells the students the aggressive climate change proposal had no chance of passing in the Senate and instead, is pushing for her own environmental resolution.
The once-uniform idea of beauty is now being redefined. Models that look more like actual consumers are gracing the pages of magazines, catalogs and websites – including men and women with scars, stretchmarks and even physical disabilities. Michelle Miller reports.
"I thought I was courtside at the Garden and the refs made a bad call," Spike Lee told reporters after the ceremony
"I thought I was courtside at the Garden, and the refs made a bad call," Spike Lee told reporters after Sunday's ceremony, whose film was also nominated for best picture