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An Ohio man named Randy was rescued from a fiery crash that trapped him inside his Dodge Ram pickup truck. The panicked driver called 911 after the vehicle’s brakes suddenly stopped working the truck was “speeding up by itself.” Listen to the harrowing phone call, in which he says, “Please tell my wife I love...

Kemp will lead a group dedicated to helping Republicans get elected to governorships across the country.

The attorney for two women who testified to the House Ethics Committee against Gaetz said they're relieved by his withdrawal.

Well, that happened fast. Just one day after TMZ leaked that Post Malone, Lady Gaga, Green Day and Travis Scott were headlining the 2025 Coachella Arts and Music Festival, the multi-weekend extravaganza officially released their full lineup for April 11-13 and 18-20 at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, CA. Joining the aforementioned household names...

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Georgetown President John J. DeGioia announced in a note Thursday he needed to focus on his recovery. He has led the university for 23 years.

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Former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) withdrew from consideration as President-elect Donald Trump’s attorney general-designate on Thursday, but the ex-congressman still could have several career pathways to choose from going forward. Immediately after the 42-year-old announced he was no longer a candidate to run the Justice Department, Republicans started questioning whether Gaetz will attempt to reclaim...

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Police arrest man suspected in nearly a dozen sex assaults in D.C.

Trump failed to push Republicans past their red line.

Trump failed to push Republicans past their red line.

Winter weather alerts were issued for parts of New York state Thursday as the region prepares to be walloped by a powerful winter storm — as millions of Americans are set to hit the roads ahead of Thanksgiving.

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A bill allowing the Treasury Department to strip the tax-exempt status of nonprofits it claims support terrorism has passed.

Cruz, while understanding the decision, also expressed regret over the lack of a full Senate hearing, which he believes Gaetz deserved.

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Sarah Catherine Hook, Zac Burgess, Savannah Lee Smith and Sara Silva star in this updated version of the 1999 film.

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During the 2024 CMA Awards, Kris Kristofferson was remembered with a performance by Ashley McBryde. She performed an acoustic version of "Help Me Make It Through the Night."

Actor Pamela Hayden, a longtime staple on 'The Simpsons,' announced that she's leaving the hit series 'to pursue other creative outlets.'

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The DOJ's findings include alleged incidents of officers escalating encounters with aggressive behavior and unwarranted use of pepper spray.

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The hosts of The View criticized Trump's Cabinet picks, questioning ties to sexual misconduct. Matt Gaetz withdrew from Attorney General consideration.

Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of defense, is responding to a sexual assault allegation detailed in a 2017 California police report. CBS News Confirmed's Rhona Tarrant breaks down what's known about the alleged abuse.

The San Diego Padres' $65 million closer Tanner Scott has been predicted to skip town and head to the Boston Red Sox to replace Hall of Famer Kenley Jansen.

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A group of musical theatre kids, who fancied themselves more talented than the on-screen cast, which includes Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, and Jonathan Bailey, broke into song.

Nearly ever Republican voted to expand the power Donald Trump's admin has over nonprofits, but one Republican has held firm that the bill shouldn't become law.

An adorable puppy influencer that prompted a bizarre cryptocurrency-fueled rigged New York City dog mayor election died suddenly in his sleep “without clear explanation,” his heartbroken owner said Wednesday. 

The Los Angeles Dodgers won the 2024 World Series and they're wasting no time in trying to add another superstar to their roster this winter.

The 25-year-old pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, aggravated malicious wounding charges. He also face a charge for use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.

House Speaker Mike Johnson declared that lawmakers and staff will have to use restrooms corresponding with their biological gender.

The billionaire's comments come after reports BlackRock is in talks with Citadel's competitor Millennium for a potential tie-up.

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Recruited in 2019, Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo was tasked with producing pro-Russian content across the Central African Republic.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan autoworkers who’ve been living under the threat of layoffs are cheering the changes they expect from President-elect Donald Trump, who won the Great Lakes state promising to impose tariffs and slash environmental regulations — though some of their bosses are more circumspect. Trump vowed throughout the campaign to eliminate the Biden...

The role of the attorney general has serious implications on the world stage and in matters of national security. CBS News contributor Sam Vinograd breaks down the global reactions to Matt Gaetz's nomination by President-elect Donald Trump.

Well, that was fast.Last Wednesday, President-Elect Donald Trump shocked even his allies by nominating Representative Matt Gaetz as attorney general. Today, Gaetz has pulled out of consideration, one day after meeting with senators on Capitol Hill.“It is clear that my confirmation was unfairly becoming a distraction to the critical work of the Trump/Vance Transition,” the Florida man wrote on X. “There is no time to waste on a needlessly protracted Washington scuffle, thus I'll be withdrawing my name from consideration to serve as Attorney General. Trump’s DOJ must be in place and ready on Day 1.”For at least one presidential nominee to withdraw at some point in the process is very common. What is unusual is how quickly Gaetz’s nomination fell apart. Eight days is not the record, but it’s close. (Recall that White House Physician Ronny Jackson’s nomination to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs took nearly a month to collapse.) Just two days ago, Trump was insisting he had no second thoughts about picking Gaetz.[Listen: What Pete Hegseth’s nomination is all about]The reason why Gaetz withdrew is no secret and no surprise. He’s been shadowed for years by allegations of sex trafficking, paying for sex, drug use, and sex with an underage girl. Trump doesn’t appear to have bothered to vet Gaetz in any serious way before nominating him, but all of this was known. The Justice Department investigated Gaetz for years but in 2023 decided against bringing charges; the House Ethics Committee was still probing him. Gaetz himself denies any wrongdoing. The fact that Gaetz, like Trump, has a personal vendetta against the Justice Department seemed to be his main credential for the job.When Gaetz was nominated, he also resigned from Congress. That froze the House Ethics Committee investigation, since he was no longer a member. Speaker Mike Johnson, a Gaetz ally though he is primly conservative where Gaetz is a libertine, opposed releasing the committee’s work, and the committee deadlocked in a vote. But Gaetz’s victory was hardly complete. His nomination dislodged lots of damaging new information, including testimony about him twice having sex with a 17-year-old, though witnesses believed Gaetz did not know she was underage. A lawyer for two women said they testified to the House that Gaetz paid them for sex. The New York Times published an impossibly elaborate diagram outlining payment schemes. Gaetz fooled around, and the public found out; by accepting the scrutiny that comes with a nomination, he also fooled around and found out.But don’t cry too much for Gaetz, and not only because of his record as a scoundrel. (He’s detested by House colleagues, and many reports indicate he shared naked videos of paramours on the House floor.) His infamy hasn’t prevented his rise so far, and he is believed to have designs on running for governor of Florida when Ron DeSantis’s term ends.The question now is what this defeat portends for the rest of Trump’s slate of outrageous nominees. The president-elect likes to take a gamble, even if he sometimes loses, but as I argued last week, the presence of so many unqualified picks might perversely make it easier for some of them to get through—after all, the Senate couldn’t reject them all, right?[Read: The perverse logic of Trump’s nomination circus]Gaetz’s quick exit shows that Senate Republicans aren’t willing to accept literally anyone who Trump throws their way, and the fact that they were able to send that message so quickly suggests just how deep their reservations were. If the rejection is a sign of weakness for Trump, it is also one for his vice president-elect, Senator J. D. Vance. Vance was given the tough job of squiring Gaetz around Senate offices yesterday to drum up support, which obviously did not go well.The Gaetz failure doesn’t mean that senators will reject any other picks, but with Gaetz out of the way, the troubled nomination of Pete Hegseth to lead the Pentagon will be able to get more attention. A police report about a sexual-assault allegation against Hegseth from 2017 was released today, and it’s a stomach-churning read. Alternatively, Gaetz could end up looking like a sacrificial pick to save the others, or like a stalking horse for Trump to appoint someone else at DOJ. It seems unlikely that Trump intended either of these—he doesn’t usually play to lose—but that could be the effect.Before Trump chose Gaetz, he reportedly concluded that other contenders simply didn’t have what he wanted in an attorney general, according to The New York Times. Now he’ll have to go back his lists to choose someone who has one thing that Gaetz conspicuously lacked: the ability to get confirmed.

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The project in the Ha Nam province will cover around 420 hectares of land and is about a 45-minute drive from Hanoi.