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A China-based American tycoon is funding a Beijing-backed influence campaign in the U.S. to block construction of large computer data centers, according to a new think tank report.

President Trump's envoys met with the prime minister of Qatar on Tuesday but U.S. and Iranian delegations kept their distance from each other in Doha as the countries tried to negotiate an end to their four-month-old war.

Emergency crews descended Tuesday afternoon on Bensalem Township, Pennsylvania, after a CSX freight train derailed near the Neshaminy Falls Train Station, prompting a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents and the evacuation of some homes.

Wenshen Xu, a 52-year-old Honduras-based Chinese national, pleaded guilty to conspiring to import cocaine into the United States, conspiring to launder money derived from drug trafficking, and providing material support to a designated Foreign ...

A group of House Republican rebels on Tuesday blocked their leadership from bringing bills to the floor, the second week in a row they have effectively shut down the chamber.

President Trump on Tuesday congratulated China on its "massive ...

A robotaxi partnership between Uber and Waymo in Phoenix has ended.

The Supreme Court announced Tuesday it will hear Apple's challenge to a massive civil contempt order the firm faces in an antitrust lawsuit involving Epic Games, the maker of "Fortnite."

ELLIOT PAGE tells trans people, "There's absolutely nothing wrong with you."

A CBS News Chicago reporter and photographer were attacked Monday afternoon while preparing for a live report near the Adler Planetarium, prompting a police chase that ended with three suspects in custody, according to the station and Chicago police.