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Michelle Obama Calls Herself "Busy Single Mother"

The halcyon days of the Obama’s storybook marriage are over. First lady Michelle Obama, in an interview with Burlington, Vt. CBS affiliate WCAX, attempted to show single mothers how much she empathized with them because she knew their pain, but

Michelle Obama Calls Herself "Busy Single Mother"

Imus: Jesus May Have Been Gay

Make a racist remark, get fired by CBS. Call Jesus Christ gay, and you’re good to go. Just ask Don Imus. Imus was fired by CBS in February of 2009 after he referred to the members of the Rutgers women’s basketball team as

Imus: Jesus May Have Been Gay

FLOTUS Calls Herself 'Busy Single Mother'

CBS News: Discussing the struggle many parents face in balancing work and home life, the first lady reached for an empathetic tone, beginning, “Believe me, as a busy single mother…or, I shouldn’t say ‘single’ – as a busy mother…” She

FLOTUS Calls Herself 'Busy Single Mother'

Lance Armstrong to Participate in Swimming Events

Lance Armstrong, the disgraced cyclist who admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs to win all of his Tour de France titles, is set to compete in swimming events. Armstrong is signed up to swim three events this weekend at the Masters South Central

Lance Armstrong to Participate in Swimming Events

Officers Slam Obama For Using Cops As Stage Props

CBS Denver: Some current and former Denver police officers have taken to Facebook to criticize President Barack Obama’s planned use of Denver police officers as a backdrop for a Wednesday speech on gun control. CBS4 has learned that the Denver

Officers Slam Obama For Using Cops As Stage Props

Dallas DA Encourages Prosecutors to Carry Handguns

In the wake of the tragic murders of two prosecutors, and one’s spouse, in Kaufman County, Texas, county courthouses across Texas are promising beefed up security. While these plans will certainly include more armed guards, the District Attorney in Dallas

Dallas DA Encourages Prosecutors to Carry Handguns

28 Arrested in Violent Chicago Teen Mob

Chicago saw a wave of violent mob attacks against its residents last year, most often led by youth from the city’s poorer neighborhoods, and conducted in the city’s wealthier neighborhoods as the spring temperatures rose. Saturday, the warmest day of

28 Arrested in Violent Chicago Teen Mob

Mob Of Teens Takes Over Chicago's 'Magnificent Mile'

(CBS) — The warmest day of the year so far brings hundreds of mischievous teens to Michigan Avenue. Police are calling it ‘mob action’. CBS 2 is learning about multiple incidents in at least four different locations along the Magnificent

Mob Of Teens Takes Over Chicago's 'Magnificent Mile'

CBS Enjoying Madness Revenue, ESPN Set to be Challenged

WASHINGTON – CBS sportscaster Bill Raftery (left of photo) and thecamera crew prepares for the first Elite Eight game between Big East schools Syracuse andMarquette. March is the one month CBS Sports dominates ESPN in sportsrevenue due to the $1

CBS Enjoying Madness Revenue, ESPN Set to be Challenged

Shaka Smart Rejects UCLA, Signs Extension with VCU

VCU head coach Shaka Smart rejected UCLA’s overtures and signed an extension with VCU that will pay him approximately $1.5 million a year through 2023 at VCU. Sports Illustrated first reported the deal, and Smart first confirmed it to CBS Sports.

Shaka Smart Rejects UCLA, Signs Extension with VCU

Obama Economy Spurs Increase in 'Cohousing' Trend

Adults struggling to survive in the Obama economy are now signing up for so-called “cooperative households” as a cost-cutting tactic.  A CBS 2 New York report by Dana Tyler titled “Desperate Roommates” highlighted the trend wherein “total strangers desperate to

Obama Economy Spurs Increase in 'Cohousing' Trend

CBS Poll: Support for More Gun Control Plummets

Shortly after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) announced that Dianne Feinstein’s “assault weapons” ban was being cut from Democrats’ broader gun control package, a CBS poll shows that public support for any new gun control measures is down considerably.  The

CBS Poll: Support for More Gun Control Plummets

'NCIS' Goes Mobile with 'Red' Spinoff

Last Tuesday’s episode of NCIS: Los Angeles was the first of a two-part event introducing viewers to a potential spin-off series called NCIS: Red. The new show, starring Kim Raver (24, Third Watch) and John Corbett (best known for Northern Exposure), follows

'NCIS' Goes Mobile with 'Red' Spinoff

'NCIS' Honors U.S. Marine and Their War Dogs

Tuesday’s new episode of NCIS showed Hollywood putting aside its liberal bias and honoring our military. Specifically, they gave a particularly touching tribute to the brave U.S. Marine War Dogs and their handlers. (Episode spoilers to follow …) If your

'NCIS' Honors U.S. Marine and Their War Dogs

News Organizations May Adopt Drone Technology

For decades, Americans have been used to hearing the sound of helicopters when hearing traffic reports on the radio. But in the near future, manned helicopters for news purposes may be replaced by drone cameras, according to Mike Cavendar, executive

News Organizations May Adopt Drone Technology

E-Cigs Take Another Blow

It was only a matter of time. CBS’s San Francisco affiliate is reporting that Contra Costa County is taking steps to amend a county ordinance to include e-cigarettes in their Secondhand Smoke Protections provisions. : Supervisors voted to amend the county’s

New York Offering $500 to Gun Snitches?

WRGB in Albany has a story claiming New York is offering money to people who will rat out illegal gun owners.  (H/T to  Mental Recession)   Pat Bailey a reporter from CBS 6 in Albany tweeted the following:   Bailey

CBS: All Admins Secretive, Manipulative Of Press

Bob Schieffer looks at the 100th anniversary of presidential press conferences and sums up his view of the White House’s relationship with the press: “People always ask me which of all the administrations I have covered are the most secretive

CBS: All Admins Secretive, Manipulative Of Press

Top Ten First Round NCAA Tournament Games to Watch

The NCAA tournament begins this week, and here are ten games worth watching. All times are Eastern.    West Regional: 1. No. 6 Arizona vs. No. 11 Belmont (Thursday, 7:20, TNT) Arizona has notoriously been known for early exits in

Top Ten First Round NCAA Tournament Games to Watch

No March Madness for Ashley Judd

Ashley Judd will not get tons of free publicity next week during March Madness like she normally does at this time of the year when CBS’s cameras focus on her in the stands during Kentucky’s tournament games. Kentucky, the defending national

No March Madness for Ashley Judd