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Most employers scrutinize job candidates' social media accounts in making hiring decisions

On CBS News podcast, former head of the Civil Rights division at DOJ Vanita Gupta tells Major Garrett the census question on citizenship is "of really grave concern"

The findings from the new CDC report shed light on the "devastating impact of the opioid epidemic on families across the U.S."

A man in Australia spotted a snake crawling around his garage, and says it refuses to leave. The persistent python named Dirk is 9 feet long and has an interesting hobby

Disturbing video shows a teen girl being pushed off a bridge in Washington state, flailing as she plunges into the river below.

Last year, Southport, Indiana Police Lt. Aaron Allan walked his son to the first day of kindergarten, then was killed in the line of duty just hours later. This year, dozens of officers filled in for the dad and escorted the boy to his first day of school

America's largest city moves to slow the growth of ride-hailing services after a spate of driver suicides

Shoppers say quality is more important than a good deal on the "big stuff" in life, like birth control and doctors

The race is still undecided after Tuesday's GOP gubernatorial primary found Kobach and Gov. Jeff Colyer in a dead heat

The judge criticized the administration for attempting to remove a plaintiff and her child from the country

Decline in electric car maker's stock price suggests investors are skeptical of founder's audacious proposal

A 16-year-old girl and her friends were jumping into the Lewis River in Washington state, and when someone pushed the girl before she was ready, she broke five ribs and injured her lung

The calf died July 24 and images of the mother carrying her newborn have struck the hearts of people worldwide

CNET senior producer Dan Patterson tells CBSN that artificial intelligence may play a role in infiltrating computers and common software

Retailer joins Target and Walmart in moving to fill the void left by Babies R' Us shutdown

For sperm count, one option is better than the other, according to results from the largest study to date on the controversial topic