Dangerous weather that is pounding the northeast with heavy rains and flooding. At least five people have died as a result of the latest round of storms from a flooded Paterson, New Jersey. The crimson tide is turning. Nick Saban, who has won more national championships than any other coach in the game, is retiring from the university of Alabama, where he has run the football program since 2007.
a CBS news investigation into the migrant busing program out of Texas. Nearly 100,000 asylum-seekers have been transported to democratic-led cities, often in the middle of the night and without any notice. The big Nasa announcement about the mission to send astronauts back to the moon.
United finds loose bolts on several of its Boeing 737 max 9s. This comes just days after a plane wall blew out. New information just coming in. The terrifying discovery. Hundreds of flights are canceled after that scary incident at 16,000 feet,
The supreme court agrees to hear that monumental Colorado case about whether or not the state can take Donald Trump off the primary ballot. And it comes on the same day president Biden launched a blistering attack on the campaign trail. President Biden's first campaign speech of the year, and it was his strongest rebuke yet against Donald Trump, calling the former president a loser and a threat to America's democracy.
Even more court documents are being released related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. They are from a civil lawsuit filed against Ghislaine Maxwell. She is in prison for conspiring with Epstein and his sex trafficking operation. Another school shooting, A student opens fire, killing a sixth-grader and injuring others. Police just revealing an explosive device was found inside the school.
Two explosions killed nearly 100 people at a ceremony honoring a top Iranian general, a man who the Pentagon says was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans. Seasonal respiratory illnesses are surging across the country. This as 31 states and Washington, D.C., report high or very high levels of the flu.
The president of Harvard, Claudine gay, resigned today following accusations of plagiarism and the university's alleged mishandling of anti-Semitism on campus since the start of the war between university's alleged mishandling of the announcement comes less than a month after her congressional testimony that sparked outrage and intense backlash, both from critics and prominent university donors. Pressure had been building on Claudine gay to step down even though she apologized for a testimony la...
Israel begins pulling thousands of troops out of Gaza. Airlines race to get new pilots amid shortage. The earliest versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse now belong to the American people.
U.S. Intelligence agencies have been warning of possible lone wolf attacks surrounding celebratory gatherings amid security concerns as millions gather for new year's eve celebrations, Tom Hanson takes a look at how the NYPD is stepping up security. Communities up and down the California coast hit hard by a powerful storm, arguably some of the worst damage here in the coastal community of Aptos.
Nikki Haley addresses the backlash over her answer to a question at a town hall in New Hampshire Wednesday night. The house where four University of Idaho students were killed last year was demolished Today, marking an emotional step for the victims' families and a close-knit community.
Medics today search the aftermath of the latest Israeli air strike amid the chaos. More than 21,000 Palestinians have now been killed in Gaza according to the Hamas run and ministry of health. As many as 10,000 migrants per day crossing the southern border into the United States.
The newest version of Apple Watch banned from being sold in America, tonight how Apple is fighting back. An important alert about lead-containment applesauce as the number of poisonings is on the rise.
Intense fighting continues on the ground, and today, we learned more about an Israeli American killed by Hamas. The 73-year-old confirmed dead. Haggai and his wife Judi Weinstein, both dual Israeli and American citizens, were shot by Hamas gunmen.
President Biden is sending top officials, including the secretaries of state and homeland security, to meet with Mexico's president, Andres Manuel Lopez obrador, in the coming days, about the migrant crisis along the southern border. An attack in Prague by a lone shooter is deepening concern among American law enforcement, already facing escalating threats here at home.
The Biden administration secures a deal with Venezuela for the release of ten Americans. Why the White House is trying to repair relations with the major oil-producing country. New details about the Americans freed and why President Biden made the tough call to release the Venezuelan president's alleged moneyman from U.S. Custody.
Breaking news out of Colorado, where the state supreme court just ruled that Donald Trump is disqualified to be president under the constitution. The majority of the justices in the state declared Donald Trump is ineligible, saying he should not be allowed on the state's primary ballot.
The marvel star just found guilty of assault and harassment. How much jail time he could face. Major recall of popular granola bars. And a record record-breaking 1.1 million dollars. There is news tonight about the driver who crashed into president Biden's motorcade. The Delaware man is now charged with driving under the influence. Video shows the president appearing stunned by the crash.
A verdict in the Rudy Giuliani defamation trial, with a jury awarding two women nearly $150 million. A powerful storm is traveling up the East Coast. The Israeli military admits to accidentally shooting and killing three hostages in Gaza.
Seven people were arrested in connection with alleged terror plots against Jewish targets in Europe. Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu said the suspects have direct ties to Hamas as growing fears of attacks rise amid the ongoing conflict between the two entities. Nassau County Legislator Mazi Pilip has been selected by Republicans to run in the special election to replace expelled former Rep. George Santos. School officials say they're obligated to let the club meet in a Memphis-area elementary ...
The major news from the supreme court about the abortion pill, the pause in Donald Trump's election interference case that could delay his trial, plus breaking news, congress votes to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into president Biden. The President's son made a dramatic appearance outside the capitol defending his father that house Republicans launched an effort to impeach the president.
Ukraine needs billions more in military funding or Russia will win the war and push even further into Europe. Republicans say their focus is the border. Without policy changes there, more money for Ukraine won't happen. Lawmakers leave Washington Friday for the holidays, so time is running out.
Just hours after an unusual request from the special counsel investigating Donald Trump, The nation's highest court agrees to fast-track the process. Plus the south cleans up after a deadly tornado outbreak. The massive cleanup as thousands are without power and cold temperatures roll in. Pressure mounts as faculty members come to the defense of Harvard's president.
A very serious criminal charges facing the president's son, hunter Biden. The indictment coming down last night is breathtaking in its scope, about how the Yale trained lawyer allegedly spent years scheming to avoid more than a million dollars in taxes. There have been ten attacks on U.S. Forces in Syria and Iraq including a rocket attack on the embassy in Baghdad. The other big headline today, the U.S. Today vetoed a U.N. Security council demand for a cease-fire in Gaza.
A deadly shooting on a college campus in Las Vegas as we learn more about the victims and police say the gunman had recently been denied a job at the university, it was university police who confronted the shooter. Congress opens an investigation into Harvard, Penn, and MIT after their presidents testified about anti-Semitism on campus. Migrant crossings reach near record levels in America's border crisis.
The campaign for president is being rocked by remarks by Donald Trump, who was asked in an interview to deny that he would abuse his power if reelected. Instead, the former president answered in the affirmative, admitting he would be a dictator, but only on day one. Was it a joke, or an example of saying the quiet part out loud? President Biden said there are probably 50 Democrats who could beat former president Donald Trump.
Breaking news about America's national security and the warnings from the FBI to local, state, and federal law enforcement about the possibility of terror attacks right here in the homeland. A new joint bulletin warns groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS will likely use the Israel-Hamas war to increase calls for violence in the U.S.
U.S. Being drawn into a wider war. America's opioid crisis. Will the supreme court uphold a multibillion dollar with the makers of oxycontin? an American tourist killed after a shark attack at a popular Bahamas resort.
Just hours after the vote, the locks of George Santos' office are changed. What happens now to his vacant seat? Fighting resumes in Gaza as we are learning more about the massive Israeli intelligence failure. And new car owners beware, You may have to pay to keep those fancy features.
More hostages are just returning home tonight, as we learned that two Americans were hurt in that terror attack at a bus stop in Jerusalem, Eight hostages were released today, including the 21-year-old taken from the music festival. George Santos is also facing nearly two dozen federal charges, including stealing money from donors and using campaign contributions for things like Botox.
An American hostage is released as the end of the temporary cease-fire looms and calls for an extension grow louder. What we are learning about the negotiations. And in the West Bank today, shocking video emerged showing the shooting of an 8-year-old, 1 of 2 children, the other 15, who the Palestinian ministry of health allege were killed by IDF soldiers.
