The Dixie Chicks singer is back on the market
Chestnut was the reigning champion heading into Tuesday's 10-minute race, which attracts the world's hungriest competitive eaters at Coney Island
Fraudsters are relying on tricks to lure consumers away from the rental site, where they can trap unsuspecting travelers with their scams
Confusion erupted on Wall Street Monday night when it appeared Amazon's stock dropped more than $800 in after-hours trading while several others showed dramatic gains and losses. Andrea Fujii of CBS Los Angeles reports.
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Former acting and deputy director of the CIA says that North Korean leaders have a history of provocative acts on July Fourth
Shrinking harvests brought on by ocean acidification and other environmental changes threaten iconic coastal industry
A historic home for sale in New England is getting a lot of attention, but not for its size or beauty. Step inside and you can visit another country, just by walking down the hall. Half of the nine-bedroom house is in Vermont, the other half is in Quebec, Canada. Michelle Miller reports.
Cameron Espitia is being held on $3 million bail in connection with the death of his wife, Jennifer
The Tap Tap, created 18 years ago to give students at a school for the disabled in Prague an extracurricular activity, has become a major musical operation
Rumer Willis was celebrating her own kind of independence this holiday weekend
The president and first lady's tweets marked the July 4th holiday
To celebrate July 4, the New York Public Library displayed its rare copy of the Declaration of Independence, featuring Thomas Jefferson's condemnation of the slave trade. But that passage was dropped in the final version of the document to appease southern delegates. Bestselling author of "Don't Know Much About History" and historian Kenneth C. Davis joined "CBS This Morning" to dispel some commonly-held myths from U.S. history and shed light on some of its most famous names.
