Today marks 20 years since the start of the U.S. Ground invasion of Iraq, beginning a war that cost the United States an estimated $2 trillion and the lives of nearly 4500 U.S. Troops. Barricades are going up today in downtown Manhattan outside a courthouse where a grand jury is deciding whether or not to charge Donald Trump with falsifying financial records linked to two hush money payments to porn star stormy Daniels.
Banks across the country are looking to boost their cash reserves. U.S. Banks borrowed more than $150 billion from the federal reserve this week alone. A new record. What does that tell us?
Poland says it will supply Ukraine with about a dozen fighter jets. Becoming the first NATO country to do so. Poland's president says four of its soviet and made mig-29's will be sent in the coming days.
The Russians say relations between the U.S. are at a low point while officials warn all of this could increase the risk of miscalculation. In the race to reach the debris of the down drone, U.S. Officials say the Russians arrived at the scene first, about 60 miles southwest of the crimean peninsula.
Nearly 27,000 residents in California are under evacuation orders due to flooding and landslide risks, as the latest atmospheric river batters the state. We have team coverage of the storms on both coasts.
Ukrainian forces are fighting with all their might. As Russian soldiers and mercenaries try to close in on Bakhmut. New York's governor declaring a state of emergency and activating the National Guard, because some areas could get up to 18 inches of snow.
Tonight, we take a look at an innovative program taking flight at one major U.S. Airline. Hoping to tackle the industries pilot shortage. Plus, it's Friday, so we go "On the road" with an army widow who is keeping a long-held promise to her late husband.
Mcconnell, the longest-serving Republican senate leader, is a childhood polio survivor who has fallen in the past, tripping at home in 2019 and fracturing his shoulder.
Tonight, what the FDA is saying about a nationwide shortage of Adderall and how it is impacting patients. Plus, ahead of March Madness, meet the Rutgers player who traveled halfway around the world to live the American dream.
Two planes in Florida collided in midair late this afternoon and crashed into a lake. Tonight, what we are learning about the conditions of those on board. It is just the latest scary incident over America's skies, including that united flight in which a passenger threatened to take down the plane.
The FBI tonight offering $50,000 in reward money for the safe return of the Americans who were in Mexico to buy medicine and got caught in a shoot-out. President Biden has been briefed and the state department is working to secure their return. The 2024 presidential election may be more than 19 months away, but the fight for the Republican nomination is full steam ahead with candidates and potential candidates out on the campaign trail.
The same system that has been creating this severe weather also going to bring a lot of snow to the northeast. Possibly a foot to even a foot and a half of snow in some of the higher elevations. the U.S. Today pledged another $400 million in military assistance to Ukraine as it fights off Putin's brutal invasion. The fighting has intensified in the eastern city of Bakhmut, with Russian forces on the verge of their first victory in months.
Millions under severe weather alerts from California to Mississippi. Severe turbulence puts seven people in the hospital.
The FBI arrests a man accused of trying to hide explosives in his suitcase at a Pennsylvania airport. Dozens dead after a train crash in Greece.
Over half a foot of snow in New England and still falling. A student loan plan worth billions of dollars is on the docket at the supreme court.
A massive winter storm sweeps across the U.S. and a new report on the origin of COVID and why not everyone agrees. The new intelligence points to a possible lab leak in Wuhan, China.
You may know the hashtags and the groundbreaking movements - #BlackLivesMatter, #OscarsSoWhite, #SayHerName - but now you'll get an inside look at where they were born: Black Twitter. CBS Reports interviewed celebrities, influencers, and thought leaders to chronicle the history of Black Twitter and how it ended up creating a pop culture juggernaut and driver of social justice. National correspondent and anchor of the Sunday edition of the "CBS Weekend News" Jericka Duncan and comedian Roy Wood J...
CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O’Donnell anchors tonight aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier in the Western Pacific Ocean. After more than a year of fighting in Ukraine and rising tensions with China, the CBS Evening News takes a look at how aircraft carriers are helping the U.S. military prepare for possible conflicts around the world. O'Donnell goes onboard for a first-hand look tonight.
The U.S. Is confirming that they are going to be sending additional troops to Taiwan. Troops will deploy to the crucial island to help build out a training program amid increasing tensions with China.
President Biden today sought to assure the eastern most members of NATO that the U.S. Would stand with them in the event of a Russian invasion. Scientists are baffled by new observations from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
In his state of the nation address, Putin falsely blame to the west for the war, and 100 minute speech of that also suspended Moscow's participation in the last remaining nuclear arms treaty with the United States. There is a long list of chemicals and additives that are allowed in the U.S., but are banned in Europe and other places over health concerns.
Back here at home, Americans of all ages are sending prayers and well wishes to former president Jimmy Carter, who was in the final stages of his long unremarkable life. The Carter center announced over the weekend that the 98-year-old Democrat decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family in hospice care after a series of short hospital stays. A mysterious case of a catholic bishop murdered in his own home. A 65-year-old man is now under arrest. Police say they tracked the suspect...
Service members injured. Three of the four had wounds serious enough they needed to be evacuated to a military hospital in Germany. The U.S. Military operation took out senior ISIS leader hamza al-homsi, who supplied suicide vests to other operatives.
President Biden speaking in depth for the first time about the Chinese spy balloon and those other objects discovered over the last two weeks. U.S. Officials now believe the three items shot down in North American airspace were likely tied to private companies or research groups, but the president did say he plans to speak with China's president XI jinping about the situation.
Tonight, the campus of Michigan state university is in mourning, hosting a vigil to honor of the issued victims of Monday's deadly shooting. We are also hearing the harrowing account from one survivor who barely escaped the shooter's aim. In Buffalo, As families of the victims faced the shooter for the first time, a man who lost his aunt had to be restrained by police. The emotional moments followed by an apology from the gunman. He blamed his racist hate on what he has read online.
Another mass shooting, this time on the campus of Michigan state, the search tonight for the gunman's motive. A new, intensified Russian assault is getting underway in the east.
The Navy has recovered a significant portion of the antenna from the bottom of the ocean. Tonight there are new questions after the U.S. Military shot down those three objects over the last three days. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
President Biden ordering F-22s to shoot down another high flying object. This time over Alaska. And it is the second time in less than a week that the air force shot down something that has intruded U.S. Airspace.
Hope starts to fade in Turkey and Syria as the death toll surpasses 21,000. And a humanitarian crisis unfolds. With people looking for shelter and water in freezing temperatures. Turkey's president calls the devastating earthquake the disaster of the century.
Tonight, the final hours of the urgent search and rescue operation from that earthquake in Syria and Turkey. Now the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. The anguish. The anger and frustration mount as the death toll soars.
