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Police defenders of U.S. Capitol sue to stop Trump "slush fund."

Former Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Barney Frank dead at 86.

FBI says two teens involved in the San Diego Islamic center shooting met online and became radicalized.

Justice Department charges a number of Chinese companies with deliberately restricting the world's production of shipping storage containers ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evacuations underway in Simi Valley due to fast-moving brush fire.

President Trump drops $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS.

At least 11 injured in Maine lumber mill explosion.

President Trump makes his way home from what he calls a "successful" trip to China.

South Carolina Supreme Court overturns murder convictions of Alex Murdaugh in the killings of his wife and son.

Vice President JD Vance has announced a task force to crack down on Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

President Trump, on his way to China, says he'll speak to his Chinese counterpart about Iran.

The number of hantavirus cases linked to that infected cruise ship has grown to 11.

Supreme Court extends access to abortion pill for another three days.

President Trump seeks to suspend federal gas tax.

The FBI carrying out a search warrant at the office of the Democratic State Senate leader.

There will be no Triple Crown winner this year in horse racing.

Former FedEx driver in Texas sentenced to death for kidnapping and killing a 7-year-old girl.

Secretary of State says Project Freedom is a defensive operation.

Supreme Court temporarily restores access to abortion pill.

Britney Spears pleads guilty to reduced charge in suspected DUI case.

President Trump says he doesn't like the latest proposal by Iran to end the war.

Gas prices jump again.

The House voted to fund much of the Department of Homeland Security - after a warning that temporary funding for the agency was about to run out.

Spotify is introducing *verified artist* badges to help distinguish between real, human artists and A-I on its platform as songs primarily written by A-I are increasingly topping the charts.

Supreme Court weakens a landmark Civil Rights-era law

Man charged with trying to kill President Trump at the White House Correspondents' dinner took photo with knife in hotel.

Britain's King Charles III addresses joint session of Congress.

FCC calls for an early review of Disney licenses in ongoing investigation over the company's DEI practices.

Britain's monarchs arrive at the White House for state visit.

Cleanup in Texas following the weekend's deadly tornado.

Blustery winds help fuel the wildfire that destroyed 50 homes and is threatening others.

NTSB releases preliminary report of the collision between a fire truck and an Air Canada jet at LaGuardia Airport.

Authorities in West Virginia say two people have died and twenty-one hurt after a chemical spill at a refinery in Kanawha County.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says the President's ceasefire extension with Iran is open-ended for now.

Another resignation in Congress, this time it's Democratic Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida.

Senate Banking Committee grills Federal Reserve Chair nominee.

Gunfire breaks out during planned fight among teens at a park in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, killing two.

Canadian tourist killed at famed site in Mexico.

Oil prices drop on news of the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Senate approves short-term renewal of surveillance program.

President Trump says he has a right to disagree Pope Leo XIV.

Police say former Virginia lieutenant governor killed his wife before turning the gun on himself.

Tensions remain high around the Strait of Hormuz despite White House optimism that Iran talks will resume.

More severe weather is predicted for the Midwest.

Trump administration renews some Iran sanctions.

Probation for former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore following confrontation with woman who disclosed affair.

U.S. is maintaining blockade of Strait of Hormuz to exert pressure on Iran.

House ethics committee opens investigation of California Rep. Eric Swalwell, who dropped out of the governor's race following sexual misconduct allegations.

First Lady Melania Trump denies any ties to Jeffrey Epstein or his crimes.

NASA says it has "high confidence" in Artemis II crew to return to Earth safely.

Oil prices are down, but gas prices continue to tick upward.

Guilty plea by the man accused of a string of killings and body-dumpings along New York's Gilgo Beach.

President Trump is proposing huge defense spending increase.

Artemis on track for the Moon orbit.

President Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi and replaces her temporarily with Deputy AG Todd Blanche.

U.S. embassy in Iraq issues a security warning.

President Trump to deliver an address tonight concerning Iran war.

Supreme Court hears arguments regarding President Trump's birthright citizenship executive order.

Judge orders Trump administration to halt White House ballroom construction.

As gas prices soar, expert explains when's the best day to buy gas.

Tehran gives dire warning to U.S. if ground troops are used in Iran.

Partial paychecks arrive for TSA agents.

DHS funding stalemate continues as do the security lines at certain airports.

Former Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife appeared in court in New York for pre-trial hearing.

Weary travelers wait for hours at airports as partial government shutdown grinds on and TSA employees remain unpaid.

White House insists talks are ongoing with Iran while Iran says no plans of negotiations.

New Homeland Security Secretary sworn in.

Fire truck involved in fatal LaGuardia Airport collision with a jet didn't have a transponder that would trigger a warning.

ICE agents show up at some airports around the country to step in where TSA lacks due to callouts as partial government shutdown drags on.

Stocks surge and oil prices drop as President Trump says there are talks with Iran.

Fears of a dam failure on Oahu in Hawaii leads to thousands of evacuations.

Unpaid TSA agents struggle as partial government shutdown continues.

Body of missing University Alabama student found in Barcelona.

Long lines persist at airports as the partial government shutdown continues.

Director of National Intelligence testifies about the threat and need to confront Iran.

New accusation of sexual assault against Cesar Chavez.

House Committee wants to hear from Attorney General Bondi about handling of Epstein case.

Primary Day in Illinois.

Shooter at Old Dominion University identified as a former Virginia national guardsman who was imprisoned for providing material support to ISIS.

Iran's leader says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed.

Cleanup in Midwest states after severe weather while more is on the way.

British government release more files concerning former U.S. Ambassador Peter Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

White House says the Iran war will end when objectives are met.

Special election in Georgia to fill the House seat vacated by Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Iran war causes spike in oil prices leading to an increase in gas and airline ticket prices.

Complaint says men who brought explosives to a protest in New York City cited Islamic State as inspiration.

After meeting with defense contractors, White House says there are enough munitions to carry the Iran operation.

Rev. Jesse Jackson celebrated at a memorial in Chicago.

Kristi Noem out as Secretary of Homeland Security.

House leadership calls on Rep. Tony Gonzales to withdraw from race after acknowledgement of an affair with staffer.

Senate minority leader says Americans don't want an endless war.

Primaries today in North Carolina, Arkansas and Texas.

Secretary of State says a "more punishing" phase of the mission is yet to come.

House Oversight Committee releases video of depositions given by Former President Bill and Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Columbia student arrested by Homeland Security officers posing as NYPD officers has been released.

Hillary Clinton says in deposition she had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.

Former Harvard president and U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers to step down from teaching at the university over ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

President Trump's nominee for Surgeon General faces a grilling on Capitol Hill.

Suspect and 4 others are dead after stabbing near Tacoma, Washington.

Savannah Guthrie pleads for mother's return and acknowledges she may be "lost".

Violence breaks out in many parts of Mexico following the death of a notorious drug kingpin.

Not guilty plea entered for Nick Reiner for the murder of his parents.

Transportation Secretary says truck and bus drivers will have to take their commercial driver's license tests in English.

A progressive think tank finds that today's student loan delinquency rate is nearly three times higher than it was in 2019.

USA wins gold in overtime against Canada in women's hockey at the Winter Games in Italy.

President Trump says there can't be peace in the Middle East if Iran has a nuclear weapon.

No movement towards compromise on day five of the partial government shutdown.

Billionaire Les Wexner deposed in Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

The nation is remembering civil rights leader Jesse Jackson who has died at the age of 84.

Special equipment is being used to try and detect a signal from Nancy Guthrie's pacemaker.

The administration's border czar says the ICE surge will end in Minnesota.

Arizona law enforcement asks for security camera footage from Nancy Guthrie's neighbors for a time period of over a month.

Canadian authorities identify suspect in British Columbia school shooting that left 8 dead and the shooter.

Attorney General Pam Bondi grilled on Epstein case on Capitol Hill.

Leaders of three immigration agencies grilled by House Homeland Security Committee.

President Trump threatens to halt opening of a bridge between U.S. and Canada.

Members of Congress view un-redacted copies of the Epstein files.

Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to answer the questions members of Congress had for her regarding Jeffrey Epstein.

Justice Department will allow members of Congress to see the full Epstein case files next week.

President Trump calls Sen. Tim Scott, the only African American Republican Senator, to let him know the racist video posted on Trump's social media was taken down.

An agreement was reached today between the United States and Russia to re-establish high level military to military dialogue.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presses for a public hearing before the committee investigating the Jeffrey Epstein case.

President Trump's border czar says 700 immigration officers will leave Minneapolis, but 2,000 will remain.

The last nuclear treaty between the U.S. and Russia expires today.

Brothers of Renee Goode appear at Senate meeting (not an official hearing) to talk about her being shot by DHS agent.

Tensions with Iran heat up.

Medical examiner rules Alex Pretti's death is a homicide.

"Today Show" o-host Savannah Guthrie's mother is missing under mysterious circumstances.

Border czar Tom Homan in Minnesota says there could be a drawdown in the number of ICE agents in the city.

Crews work to restore power in parts of the South devastated by last weekend's ice storm.

DHS says two federal agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis are on administrative leave.

Residents in many parts of the South are still without power four days after massive winter storm.

Nearly three dozen people are dead across a number of states while power is still out following last weekends massive winter storm.

Tik Tok settles social media addiction lawsuit.

Ice in the South and piles of snow in the North cause deaths, school closings and travel delays.

The remains of the last Israeli hostage recovred in Gaza.

For the first time, negotiators from the U.S., Ukraine and Russia all sat down together in Abu Dhabi today to discuss a deal to end the war in Ukraine.

President Trump and Vice President Vance addressed the annual "March for Life" in Washington, D.C. today.

Former special counsel Jack Smith grilled by House Republicans on his prosecutions of President Trump.

Vice President Vance urges cooperation between local Minneapolis and federal authorities as ICE continues its activities there.

House panel advances contempt of Congress proceedings against the Clintons over Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

From Arizona to Virginia, residents are under a winter weather threat.

Stock markets nosedive on fears the president will impose tariffs on countries who don't agree with his Greenland ambitions.

Justice Department subpoenas Minnesota officials, including the governor, over investigation into obstruction of ICE activities.

Justice Department says it will appeal federal judge's order barring ICE from detaining or using tear gas on peaceful protesters.

Fans descend on Miami as undefeated Indiana University and University of Miami meet in the college football championship.

A year after a New Year's Day bombing attack on Bourbon Street in Louisiana that killed more than a dozen people...security will be tight around New Orleans festivities.

A Minneapolis day care center was vandalized over claims of fraud in the Somali community...which were echoed by the Trump Administration.

Detention hearing this afternoon for man accused of planting pipe bombs in DC before the Capitol riot.

Tatiana Schlossberg, the grandaughter of President John F. Kennedy, has died at 35.

Dangerous weather across the northern tier of the country - causing crashes on the roadways and delays at the airports.

Thorny issues rise to the surface - as Russia and Ukraine's president trade accusations.

Shoppers look to make returns, exchanges and grab bargains this day after Christmas - with some doing it strictly to get cash back.

Instagram is reportedly looking to lure more teens back to its platform

Chicago beams with pride as native son Pope Leo leads his first Christmas mass at the Vatican.

Ukraine president delivers Christmas message and speaks with U.S. envoys about a peace plan

The Department of Education says it will soon begin garnishing wages of student loan borrowers in default.

It's a busy day on the roads and in the skies as travelers make their way to their holiday destinations.

The economy grew at a faster than expected pace from July through September.

More Epstein documents released, and more criticism on how it is being done.

Congress is pushing the Justice Department to release all the remaining files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

And, the Holiday Rush is on. More than 122 million people are expected to travel during this holiday season.

Former NASCAR star and family killed in plane crash in North Carolina.

President Trump signs executive order reclassifying marijuana as a schedule 3 drug.

Rhode Island police seek another person for questioning in Brown University deadly shooting.

And, President Trump addresses the nation.

Law enforcement in Rhode Island ask for the public's help in trying to track down the Brown University shooter.

Pushback from the White House on a candid Vanity Fair interview given by chief of staff.

New video released of a second person of interest in the Brown University shooting.

Four charged with plotting New Year's Eve attacks in Southern California.

Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate by a quarter percentage point.

Federal judge in San Francisco rules the Trump administration must stop deployment of national guard in Los Angeles.

One dead, one injured and suspect in custody after shooting at Kentucky State University.

Federal judge rules Justice Department can release Ghislaine Maxwell grand jury materials.

President Trump announces package to aid farmers.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers argue to have evidence suppressed in pretrial hearing.

President Trump continues verbal attack on Somali community in Minnesota.

Trump rolls back Biden-era fuel economy standards.

Trump administration plans to withhold SNAP benefits from those in Democratic-led states.

Pentagon investigates Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly after video reminding military members they can refuse illegal orders.

U.S. presses for deal to end Russia's war with Ukraine.

Featured: CBS News Political Director Fin Gomez on the president's attempts to reclaim the buzz word affordability.

Supreme Court hears arguments on legality of Trump administration's sweeping tariffs.

The Trump administration has committed to partially fund SNAP during the shutdown. Two states will elect a new governor tomorrow.

Shutdown-related staffing shortages cause major delays at airports across the country.

Five people including two teenagers in Michigan have been arrested in connection with plotting a terror attack

CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.