As Trump heads to Washington, Thursday promises to be another interesting day in the never-ending story.

An armed citizen was the first line of defense against this would-be robber.

Slow progress on the frontlines but striking successes in the deep battle.

California's politicians pour fuel on the dumpster fire of homelessness and rampant crime.

Archer's testimony verifies that there is a lot of smoke in the room, but the GOP has yet to find the flames.

Stick a fork in the Bud Light brand.

Ron DeSantis is putting the fire back on his tongue.

Why is everything Democrats object to suddenly a threat to our way of life itself?

 

Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump indictment shows we're living in 'post-Constitution' America.

'This is not a coincidence. This is election interference at its finest.'

China is daily proving their desire to become a military rival to the United States.

Modern technology has salvaged a John Lennon song fleshed out by George Harrison and Paul McCartney to be released by The Beatles in 2023.

Meanwhile, it's looking good for Trump.

Whoops, you know it's bad when Goldman has to recast what Archer actually said.

Focusing solely on the 'status' of one gender can perpetuate inequalities and fail to address the unique challenges faced by both genders.

'This was never supposed to happen in America,' Trump said.

If you're one of the co-conspirators in the indictment, it's probably time to get worried.

Your hardhitting 'news' of the day from CBS.

Why does anyone still listen to Al Sharpton?