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Judge sets more hearings to weigh the fate of 20-year-old woman doctors have declared brain dead

Celebrities including Lady Gaga and John Legend pay tribute to Frank Sinatra at CBS special

The children of "Ol' Blue Eyes" remember the man who sang about the thrill of winning at life and losing at love as no one else before or since

New arrests in Belgium come nearly three weeks after series of coordinated terror attacks rocked France

The House speaker also addressed recent Democratic calls for gun control

Tony Bennett, Garth Brooks and Alicia Keys were among the stars saluting the entertainer for what would have been his 100th birthday

Risk is small, but women should be vigilant about screening, experts advise

Families of the wounded detail harrowing stories of phone calls with loved ones trapped inside a facility where gunmen opened fire

Committee issues report after series of high-profile embarrassments, including prostitution scandal and White House fence jumpers

After decision to send 200 more troops into the war, Mr. Obama tells CBS News he knows Americans are worried about a Paris-style attack at home

"It's ironic," says lawmaker after 2,000 doctors sign petition calling on Congress to lift funding ban on gun violence research

South African double-amputee track star initially convicted on charge equivalent to manslaughter, but appeals court says crime in girlfriend's death was more serious

Arrests come as American investigation into corruption at highest level of international soccer widens

Fort Campbell spokesman says pilots killed as Apache AH-64D crashes for unknown reasons during training mission

Clinton defended Chicago mayor, a longtime family ally, but went further than he did in calling for federal investigation into death of Laquan McDonald

The Republican front runner also addressed Wednesday's shooting in San Bernardino, California

Police say man armed with large kitchen knife refused to drop weapon as he approached officer

Brother-in-law of one of the suspects in the shooting that killed 14 people at Inland Regional Center says he is in shock

Gun control is a legislative non-starter, so lawmakers can do little but offer their condolences -- but liberals are growing impatient for action

A sophisticated European Space Agency satellite will test techniques for detecting ripples in spacetime generated by colliding black holes

Authorities say the group of students between 10 and 11 years old were allegedly plotting to "cause damage" or "detonate a device" at Clifton High School in N.J.

Are these huge federal tax breaks essential for U.S. corporate competitiveness or simply corporate welfare?

The San Bernardino shooting suspects fled the scene in an SUV

As Janet Yellen talks up the economy's strength, investors are again worrying about the impact of rising rates