A Brussels court ruled that former Belgian diplomat Étienne Davignon should stand trial for alleged complicity in the 1961 murder of Congo's first PM Patrice Lumumba.
Five people died and one was injured when an illegal mining operation collapsed in Yunnan province, China, just over a week after a deadly Shanxi mine explosion.
Iranian officials made separate statements about targeting Amazon's cloud center in Bahrain and alleged US use of new precision missiles.
Technology leaders and educators offer differing perspectives on how artificial intelligence and digital tools should complement human capabilities.
US commercial crude oil stocks fell 7.2 million barrels while the government offered to loan up to 40 million barrels from strategic reserves.
President Trump has expanded diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, including phone calls with Syrian leadership and appointing a special envoy.
Displaced Lebanese residents are returning to southern Lebanon following a cease-fire agreement that paused fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.
Several companies reported fourth-quarter results with varying performances, including strong backlogs, share buybacks, and revenue guidance updates.
Multiple technology companies announced developments in self-driving trucks, AI compensation, satellite internet, and electric vehicle charging systems.
Disney is preparing to eliminate approximately 1,000 positions in the coming weeks under new CEO Josh D'Amaro's leadership.
CBS's Face the Nation on March 15, 2026 included interviews with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Trump adviser Kevin Hassett amid Middle East tensions.
National gas prices averaged just over $4 per gallon, providing some relief amid ongoing tensions, while Uber and Lyft drivers report spending hundreds more monthly on fuel.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin eliminated a policy requiring his office to approve all DHS expenditures over $100,000, ending a rule that had delayed FEMA disaster response.
Cindy McCain told CBS that ongoing Middle East crisis threatens children with starvation and malnutrition, seeking more U.S. food aid.
Security officials and analysts express growing concerns about Iranian proxy activities extending beyond the Middle East to influence operations in the United States.
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