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Last week, two hurricanes barreled through the Pacific, and there are new concerns that rising seawater temperatures could bring them closer to California

Amazon, which has become a major player in Hollywood, could boost its position with a physical presence

The key is to budget your donations as a planned expense along with all your other living expenses

With a cane in hand, Daniel Biss stepped up to set the example

Prince proposed last year to replace the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan with private contractors

The trial has been ongoing for three weeks

A bill that was approved by the California State Legislature would give kids two options with their meals at restaurants — water or milk — in a push to reduce obesity and children's access to sugary drinks. The bill is on its way to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk. Adrienne Moore of CBS station KOVR-TV reports.

"I don't even go to the hotel alone," Judge T.S. Ellis told a packed courtroom

"Nothing in this town stays classified or secret forever," Sen. Richard Burr says

Millions of Americans expect their doctors to have the right information about their care at their fingertips, thanks to electronic medical records. But could a computer glitch cost you your life?

James Copple, a representative from the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards & Training, speaks to CBS News' Jeff Pegues about why he thinks implicit bias training for police officers is important.

They met long before they were stars, growing up in the same neighborhood in Detroit

The Queen of Soul died on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018