Florida sees spike in migrants coming from Cuba and Haiti by boat
The recent rise in crossings by sea comes as President Biden announced a revamped migration management strategy.
Why doctors say playing ping-pong could help Parkinson's disease symptoms
The neurological disorder affects one in every 100 people age 60 and older.
Buffalo, "the City of Good Neighbors," unites over Damar Hamlin
In recent months, residents of Buffalo have leaned on each other amid tragedies.
A painter feared he would die in obscurity. His artwork just sold for $1.2 million.
His luck changed dramatically just a few years ago.
Damar Hamlin may have suffered "remarkably rare" condition, Dr. Agus says
Buffalo Bills defensive back Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field during Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Rep. Jackie Speier on how surviving Jonestown gave her a "second chance" at life
Her final day in office is Jan. 2.
Yes, Mercury is in retrograde — but can it really affect your life?
Mercury retrograde happens several times a year.
Rep. Jackie Speier on how surviving Jonestown gave her a "second chance" at life
Her final day in office is Jan. 2.
People who drink frequently may be "gray-area" drinkers
According to the Journal of Addiction Medicine, during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown drinking among women increased by more than 50%.
She didn't get shoulder surgery but was billed anyways and sent to collections
Kaiser Health News and CBS News investigation found just how frustrating a hospital clerical error can be to fix
Virginia zoo welcomes rare hippopotamus
This is the second pygmy hippo calf born at the zoo and in the state of Virginia.
Activist Malala Yousafzai on Taliban education ban
She was shot in the head in Pakistan in 2012 after being targeted by the Taliban for speaking out on education for young women.
Franco Harris on what he remembers about his "Immaculate Reception"
Franco Harris died Wednesday. He was 72.
How unconditional love and a community's generosity embraced three orphan children
The children lost their parents within four months of each other.
El Paso desperate for resources ahead of expected migrant surge
In downtown El Paso, shelters are at capacity and city blocks are lined with huddled masses.