César Chavez's legacy is being reevaluated amid growing scrutiny over his historical impact.

Israel hit a major southern Lebanon bridge, raising fears of an imminent ground invasion by Israel.

24 states and cities sue EPA over repeal of greenhouse gas health endangerment finding.

The Senate votes on Trump-backed voter ID bill, unlikely to pass without Democratic support.

At 96, labor leader Dolores Huerta reveals she was sexually abused by a man who fathered two of her children, a secret she kept for 60 years.

The Trump administration sued Harvard, accusing it of ignoring antisemitism and seeking to cut billions in federal funding.

U.S. medical students learned their residency placements, with a record 93% of positions filled and many choosing primary care to address physician shortages.

CBS News is ending its 100-year-old radio news service on May 22 due to declining listenership and financial pressures.

Elon Musk offers to pay TSA workers' salaries during the ongoing government shutdown, but experts say it's legally unfeasible without congressional approval.

DNI Tulsi Gabbard told the Senate she wouldn’t assess Iran’s nuclear threat as "imminent," deferring to the president, despite U.S. strikes and Iran’s plans to rebuild enrichment.