Anthony Weiner to be released from prison early
The former congressman, who will have to register as a sex offender when he is released, has been credited for good behavior while incarcerated
Officials made longer-term plans for temporary "tent city"
Despite public claims that an outdoor shelter for unaccompanied migrant children was temporary, the Office of Refugee Resettlement received in June approval to operate until Dec. 31
"Tent City" for unaccompanied migrants to expand, stay open through end of year
The facility, originally slated in June to shelter 400 boys for 30 days, will expand to 3,800 beds
Charlie Rose files motion to dismiss sexual harassment lawsuit
Rose was accused of "blatant and repeated sexual harassment," but says "none of the three plaintiffs alleges a cognizable claim of gender discrimination, harassment or retaliation"
CBS Corp. subpoenas PR firm's contacts with journalists in ongoing legal dispute
The subpoena, issued Aug. 21 to Boston-based Cone Communications, is the latest salvo in an ongoing legal battle between CBS and National Amusements
Closure of "Tent City" for unaccompanied migrant children delayed for second time
The shelter will remain open until at least September 13 -- two months past its initial planned closure date of July 13
Parliament issues rebuke of Facebook data use by "Brexit," Trump campaigns
A report from Britain's House of Commons claims mass data collection allowed campaigns to relentlessly target "hyper-partisan views, which play to the fears and prejudices of people"
Migrants describe frigid, hungry days in "ice boxes" and "dog pounds"
In more than 200 statements filed in federal court, migrants describe crowded cages, and guards who kick them for sleeping
Policy changes pave way for sudden visa denials, deportation
A U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services policy memo issued Friday means officials no longer have to give a warning before rejecting visa applications
Feds have had custody of separated child who may be American since 2015
"The government doesn't know where the mother is now, so we will try to find her," an ACLU lawyer told CBS News
One kid separated from parents near the border may actually be an American
"That child of course should not have been in immigration custody in the first place," an ACLU lawyer tells CBS News
"Tent City" for migrant kids to stay open longer than planned
Rows of tents near the Mexican border will continue to house children for at least a month past its planned July 13 close date, CBS News has learned
Loophole allows shelters for migrant kids to escape inspections
Temporary shelters on federal land don't face the rigorous, often unannounced child welfare reviews done at nearly all other facilities for unaccompanied immigrant children
Detained immigrant children claim harsh conditions, forced medication
The children, ages 12 to 17, allege that they are being held in overly restrictive conditions and are forced to take psychotropic medication
42 children have fled network of migrant shelters along the border since October
A 15-year-old boy living at a former Walmart that is now a shelter along the border has gone missing