U.S. Soccer says "science" justifies paying women less
In court documents, the sports federation cites "indisputable science" to claim that female players and male players do not actually perform the same job.
Does vaping make you more susceptible to coronavirus?
One of the cases in New York is a 22-year-old man with no preexisting conditions, other than that he's a vaper.
Rumors say cocaine and bleach can cure coronavirus — they can't
Millions of tweets and Facebook posts are peddling fake coronavirus cures. Don't believe them.
Will warm weather stop the spread of coronavirus?
It's one of the most commonly asked questions about coronavirus, so CBS News asked an expert.
7th graders arrested after "skull breaker challenge" hurts friend
The 13-year-old boy suffered a closed head injury and a concussion that caused a seizure.
Churches take precautions against spread of coronavirus
When Catholics give up habits this time of year, it's usually for Lent. This time, it's for coronavirus.
The No. 1 way to prevent coronavirus isn't wearing a face mask
Health officials have revised their guidance on face masks.
Bullies attack Asian American teen, citing coronavirus
Because the coronavirus outbreak started in China, some misguided individuals are targeting Asians with discriminatory behavior or worse.
Priest says "pedophilia doesn't kill anyone" but abortion does
First he banned legislators who supported an abortion-rights bill from becoming godparents and receiving communion. Now, he's doubling down.
Boy dies of flu after mom seeks advice from anti-vax Facebook group
In a heartbreaking post, his mother says the child's doctor prescribed him Tamiflu, but she never picked it up.
NYC's largest sewage plant sells out of Valentine's Day tours
Who needs flowers and chocolates, when you can have digester eggs?
Dallas Mavericks retire No. 24 to honor Kobe Bryant
In an unprecedented show of respect, the Dallas Mavericks just announced that they too will be retiring Kobe Bryant's number
Would lowering the drinking age reduce teen binge drinking?
"We've set up a real dilemma on college and university campuses," one expert said
Walrus defending cubs sinks Russian Navy boat in Arctic Ocean
Moral of the story: Don't mess with a mother walrus
Kids with money and privilege more likely to binge drink
Many parents believe that if they make a lot of money, their kids will have a better life; but when it comes to binge drinking, the more money you have, the more susceptible your kids may be