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Breaking news from the U.S. and around the world, reported as it happens.
WatchIsrael is demolishing homes and forcing hundreds of Palestinians out of a Hebron neighborhood after gunmen killed two soldiers at a checkpoint, three days before an election Netanyahu is struggling to win.
The CDC says the fertility rate fell 1% in 2025, with a 6% drop among women ages 20 to 24, even as births to women 30 to 45 edged up.
WatchThe first lady's office says both sides agreed to pause fighting from Oct. 29 so aid can enter and civilians can leave. Neither Moscow nor Kyiv has publicly commented.
Meta's regulatory filing says Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5% levy, which the article estimates at $12.4 billion for the CEO. Meta also created a new class of nonvoting stock.
WatchIsrael had wanted to hit in mid-October, but Trump objected, a person briefed on the planning said. Iran's foreign minister says Tehran is ready for diplomacy or war.
Fares are at a 10-year high, with Christmas tickets up more than 20%, as the average U.S. jet fuel price tops $4.75 a gallon, almost double a year ago.
Researchers say the bugs, which sat in PHP for at least a decade, could let attackers seize servers; the FBI told organizations that can't patch to take sites offline.
WatchPresident Trump says Putin agreed to release the 74-year-old Michigan retiree at his request and that the U.S. gave nothing in return, but Witkoff's praise of Putin as a 'humanitarian' is drawing fire.
The ruling follows a September jury verdict that Facebook's most senior leaders misled users about their data. Attorney General Raúl Torrez calls it possibly the largest state verdict against a company in U.S. history.
Both companies have formed special committees of independent directors to study a combination, Musk said on SpaceX's earnings call, while cautioning that a deal is far from certain.
The deep ocean wave added six to eight inches before Tropical Storm Rachel's surge flooded Southern California in early October, and scientists expect another by late October or early November.
A 17-member team that sailed five days to a remote Pacific lagoon found that the 'Taraia Object' spotted in satellite imagery was a pile of trees coated in coral sand.
Adams guided listeners through the Berlin Wall's fall and the Sept. 11 attacks, but colleagues say he did his best work riding trains and talking to people in small towns.
Trudy, a Category 2 storm with 105 mph winds, threatens life-threatening floods and mudslides in Michoacán, Colima and Jalisco, while Champi's 150 mph winds forced emergency declarations in Guam and the Northern Marianas.
WatchTen people were hurt at the Stryker Soccer Complex, and police have a 34-year-old woman in custody but have not said whether the crash was intentional.
Storm remnants and high tides destroyed beachfront homes on the Long Beach Peninsula, and scientists say the strongest El Niño on record could make winter worse.
The Bureau of Prisons transferred the hip-hop mogul from Fort Dix to a low-security facility after reports he lived well behind bars.
Bend's police chief says the teenager, a former special needs student at Silver Rail Elementary, fired up to 15 rounds before a parent shot him.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the target of a foiled 2023 murder-for-hire plot, says agents visited his New York home Thursday. The threat is tied to potential travel to Edmonton for a vote on an independent Khalistan.
A 39-year-old Washington man alleges in a San Francisco complaint that the chatbot practiced medicine without a license, praised him for ignoring his doctor and contributed to his involuntary hospitalization.
Court records tie Irvine realtor Wanying 'Heather' Zhang, accused of spying on the Taiwanese president's son, to figures in the Prince Group fraud network and a money-laundering case involving the Sinaloa Cartel.
WatchWind-driven flames jumped from San Clemente into San Juan Capistrano on Friday, closing a stretch of Interstate 5 and sending two firefighters to the hospital.
A federal court filing says Oscar Belgal's son cowered in the back seat; DHS says he rammed two government vehicles and drove at officers.
Prosecutors say 19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis told coworkers he wanted to kill Indian people, and that his AR-style rifle jammed. Coworkers called 911.
WatchPolice in Bend say a 16-year-old former student opened fire in a special needs classroom at Silver Rail Elementary, and a father with a legally owned pistol shot him dead.
The Nasdaq had its worst week since June, with 10-year Treasury yields stuck at 5.1% and traders now putting a December Fed rate hike at 74%.
A New Mexico judge cited prosecutorial misconduct and grand jury errors; prosecutors have not said whether they will seek a new indictment.
WatchAt a SpaceX test site in Texas, the car launched off a ramp, flipped midair and landed on its wheels. Tesla's own website says the flying model is not approved for public roads.
The cases, obtained by CBS News under FOIA, appear to be the first public U.S. accounts linking illicit retatrutide to a death, though the details are unverified.
Families in the Northeast, where most oil-heated homes sit, are turning to food-pantry-style firewood banks after fuel prices rose with the Iran war.