Freestyle skier Hannah Kearney conquers injuries, eyes Olympic history
Athlete tells CBS News she has been training hard in her bid to be the first freestyle skier to win multiple Olympic gold medals
Bobsledder Steven Holcomb sets sights on 2nd Olympic gold
After overcoming eye disorder – and failed suicide attempt – U.S. bobsled driver tells CBS News he's confident headed to Sochi
Olympic gold medalist Julia Mancuso: Skiing is "99% mental"
No other female American alpine skier has won as many Olympic medals as Julia Mancuso, who tells CBS News she still "feels like a kid"
Ariel Sharon, former prime minister of Israel, dies at 85
Controversial Israeli prime minister and military commander’s condition deteriorated rapidly after years in a coma
Gay Olympian: Delegation a "huge moment" for the U.S.
Caitlin Cahow, new member of U.S. delegation to Sochi, says she's grateful to represent a "country that has so much diversity"
Accused JFK assassin is arrested, then gunned down
Two days after Kennedy's death, CBS News was there when accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was shot at point blank range
A nation says goodbye to President Kennedy
A stunned nation watches President Kennedy's solemn funeral procession before he is buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Iranian political prisoner freed after Facebook backlash
After 4 years in jail, Majid Tavakoli released thanks in part to U.S. activist who confronted Iran's foreign minister in NYC
Are two dads better than one?
As experts and courts weigh in on same-sex parenting, one couple takes the issue to the streets - and to iTunes
9/11 victim fund applications soar as deadline looms
More than 35,000 registered for fund set up for people with illnesses linked to toxic fallout from 2001 terrorist attacks
Glenn Greenwald: "Tide is clearly turning" against NSA
Journalist who has written about secret espionage programs says NSA's ability to "dictate and control the debate" is diminishing
Lincoln found in Gettysburg photo? "Civil" debate waged
Animation professor and Civil War expert have "spirited debate" on which figure in 1863 photograph is Abraham Lincoln
PETA: Video shows illegal lobster killing method
Major Maine plant is killing lobsters and crabs in way that violates state's cruelty-to-animals law, animal rights group says
Man evicted for 1964 Tokyo Games faces same fate in 2020
79-year-old Kohei Jinno is set to lose his Tokyo home to make way for a new Olympic stadium -- again
Eli seeks first win in "Manning Bowl III"
Peyton Manning's Broncos visit New York to take on Eli Manning's Giants in matchup of sibling Super Bowl MVPs