Judge Criticizes Prosecutors for Proceeding Despite Gunman’s Agreeing Detention
A federal judge reprimanded prosecutors for pushing detention hearings for the accused White House Correspondents’ Dinner gunman who agreed to remain in custody
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ICE Reports 18th Detainee Death in 2026, Approaching Record High
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has recorded its 18th detainee death this year amid a surge in detention numbers and concerns over facility conditions
CBS News Radio Revisits Japan’s 1941 Attack on Pearl Harbor
CBS News Radio highlights historic coverage of Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. history
Alleged Jeffrey Epstein Suicide Note Remains Sealed Nearly Seven Years
A suicide note allegedly left by Jeffrey Epstein before his death has been kept under seal in court since 2017, preventing public access
Renegade Favored in Full Field for 2026 Kentucky Derby
Renegade leads the 20-horse lineup for the 152nd Kentucky Derby with 4-1 odds, as the historic race kicks off the Triple Crown on Saturday…
Amtrak Considers Easing Gun Restrictions Amid White House Dinner Shooting
Amtrak plans to allow guns stored in lockboxes on most trains despite recent gun violence concerns following a White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting
Visa Delays Threaten Placement of Hundreds of Doctors in Underserved U.S. Areas
Backlogs in the federal J-1 visa waiver program risk forcing foreign-trained doctors to leave the U.S., worsening shortages in medically underserved communities
CBS News Foreign Correspondent Elizabeth Palmer Retires After Nearly 30 Years
Elizabeth Palmer, senior foreign correspondent for CBS News, has retired following a nearly three-decade career with the network
Thermos Recalls 8.2 Million Containers Due to Injury Risk from Faulty Stoppers
Thermos recalls over eight million food jars and bottles after forcefully ejected stoppers caused injuries, including permanent vision loss in three consumers
U.S. Officials Say Iran War Costs May Total $50 Billion
Internal Pentagon assessments indicate the Iran conflict’s financial toll is double the publicly stated $25 billion, driven by equipment losses and operational expenses