SEC eyes suspicious trade in Heinz sale
The Securities and Exchange Commission has ramped up efforts to crack down on insider trading
Oscar Pistorius' defense team goes on the attack
At a bail hearing, the defense team tore into the prosecution's case
Calls increase for cardinal to withdraw from pope vote
Documents show Cardinal Roger Mahony, former Archbishop of Los Angeles, hid names of priests accused of sex abuse from police
Brutal gang rape sparks culture crisis in India
Brutal, deadly attack on Indian woman last year has led to strong push for change of women's status
Thieves steal $50M worth of gems in airport heist
Eight armed men dressed as police infiltrated Brussels International Airport
Meet the Mass. parish that won't give up
Parishioners in a Scituate, Mass., church have occupied the building continuously since it was ordered closed in 2004
Pope offers prayer for his upcoming replacement
Pope Benedict blessed thousands on his first Sunday Angelus since his retirement announcement, asking the crowd to pray for his successor
Paid sick days: A rarity in the restaurant business
A recent study found that nine out of ten restaurant workers do not get paid sick days; one restaurant owner says that's bad for business
Wushu: A new sport for the Olympics?
As wrestling is getting pushed out of the Olympic Games, a new martial art may take its place
Aftermath of close encounter with meteor
Scientist now say the meteor that exploded over Russia was bigger and heavier than they first thought - 55 feet long and weighing 10,000 tons. Tony Guida has the latest on the largest known meteor to hit earth since 1908.
For an exec, breaking pain pill addiction is impossible
CBS News sat down with a real estate executive who is battling an addiction to pain medication and refuses to get help
Chicago calls for tougher gun laws, but has no room for more prisoners
With authorities calling for mandatory minimum sentences for gun violations, sheriff wonders where he would put new inmates
Jesse Jackson Jr. charged with conspiracy
Former congressman is accused of misspending $750,000 in campaign funds
Husband of Newtown victim remembers wife as hero
School psychologist Mary Sherlach and five others received posthumous award from President Obama
Potential Navy budget cuts loom large over shipbuilders
Industry says 100K jobs on the line if cuts delay repair of nearly two dozen ships
VA doctor: I was punished for speaking out
Veterans Affairs doctor says the agency retaliated over her testimony before Congress highlighting insufficient resources to treat PTSD
Security firm warns of increasing cyber threat
Cyber spies have already stolen hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate secrets from plans for military hardware to paint formulas
On heels of the SOTU, Obama pushes manufacturing
During his address, President Obama said "our first priority is making America a magnet for new jobs and manufacturing"
Obama's minimum wage proposal gets mixed reaction
Texas restaurant owner says raising minimum wage could put him out of business; advocates say it would boost economy
What drawdown means for troops in Afghanistan
President Obama intends to bring home 34,000 of the 66,000 American soldiers in Afghanistan by this time next year
Afghan youth orchestra hopes to bring peace through music
Under Taliban rule, playing music would have meant a death sentence; now, Afghan kids are playing at Carnegie Hall
Pope Benedict XVI and the sex abuse scandal
Several theologians characterized his record on the church sex abuse scandal as "mixed," but he was the first Pope to meet with victims
Massive Hindu celebration turns deadly on Ganges River
Moved by a shared faith, millions flocked to wash away their sins on the luckiest day of Hinduism's biggest festival
Amateur video captures Miss. tornado
Tornado in Mississippi tore a path 75 miles long, damaging 200 homes and injuring 60 people
Northeast sees record snowfall
The most snow from this weekend's blizzard fell in a Connecticut town 80 miles from NYC
The very small next big thing in cars
Japanese automakers are developing electric cars designed for one and only one person
Sandy storm victims react to proposed home buyout
100 days after the superstorm hit, homeowners have mixed feelings about Gov. Cuomo's plan to buy up and demolish properties
Brennan defends drone use at confirmation hearing
Obama's pick for CIA director John Brennan defended the use of drone strikes against suspected terrorists
Investigators: Short circuit in Dreamliner's lithium ion battery led to fire
NTSB pointed out that Boeing was incorrect in its estimation on when the lithium ion battery would heat up and smoke
Postal Service to drop Saturday mail delivery
The cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service has announced that it will drop Saturday mail delivery starting in August. Nancy Cordes reports on what's next for America's second largest civilian employer.
Canadian astronaut takes spectacular photos of Earth
Chris Hadfield is taking as many pictures as he can during his time on the International Space Station
Will sequester budget cuts create a recession?
Scott Pelley speaks with President Obama on whether the across-the-board spending cuts could trigger a recession
Triple amputee vet takes on skydiving, alligator wrestling
Todd Love had every reason to feel cheated by life, but he's living with a passion that's hard to match
Education activist speaks: I want every girl to be educated
Malala Yousufzai, the Pakistani teenager who was shot in the head after defying the Taliban, renewed her call for women's education
King Richard III's mystery comes to a close
Most of what the world has known about England's King Richard III has come from Shakespeare
On The Road
Sequester cuts would be a "catastrophe" for DOD civilians
Of the 800,000 civilians who work for the Department of Defense, an estimated 700,000 would be furloughed for one day a week
Sequestration could mean across-the-board pain
If the president and Congress can't make a deal, the budget cuts will affect many -- including the unemployed, school children and the FBI
Library of Congress works to save priceless recordings
Library is on a mission to re-record America's cultural past and preserve it for a digital future
Dorner targets share their stories
Captain Phil Tingirides and his wife Emada -- an LAPD sergeant -- tell CBS News about living in fear of ex-cop Christopher Dorner
New details bring into focus Newtown shooter's motive
Sources say Newtown school gunman may have viewed himself as being in competition with Norway massacre shooter; often sought isolation
Collector unearths iconic WWII sculpture
The original Iwo Jima sculpture, of which a 32-foot model was later used as the Marine Corps War Memorial, is going to be auctioned
Mount Etna eruption lights up the sky
Spectacular show from one of the world's most active volcanoes
WH: Leaked immigration plan is only partial draft
Officials tell CBS News what was leaked is real; plan shows administration's thoughts on what to do about illegal immigrants living in U.S.
Texas rancher won't budge for Keystone pipeline
"I just don't believe that a Canadian organization ... has more right to my land than I do," Texas rancher says
The floating hospital of hope
When Africa Mercy, the largest civilian hospital ship in the world, arrives in Togo, thousands line up for free procedures for deformities
Verify your tax refund, or someone else might take it
A tax refund-fraud sweep netted 109 arrests last month; one businessman talks about how someone took his $10k refund
Tough NY gun law could jeopardize jobs in one town
Following state's passage of strict gun law, folks in Ilion, N.Y. are worried that arms manufacturer Remington may move, which could affect 1,300 jobs
Wall St.'s mega-deal mojo a sign that recovery is taking hold?
Recent corporate blockbusters point to the economic recovery being the "real deal," leading economist says
Teen skiing sensation
American skier Mikaela Shiffrin is the youngest women's slalom champ in almost four decades
With Triumph docked, what comes next?
The disabled Carnival Triumph cruise ship has docked in Mobile, Ala., and more than 4,000 passengers and crew are safe
Obama's defense secretary nominee suffers setback
Former Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel became the third cabinet nominee ever to be successfully filibustered
Memories of Camelot up for auction in Massachusetts
Mementos collected by longtime Kennedy aide Dave Powers went undiscovered until his death in 1998
Will Congress act on gun control?
A number of congressional Republicans say they are happy to take a vote on gun control but oppose an assault weapons ban and any limitation on the sale of high-capacity magazines
Will merging AA, US Airways send ticket prices soaring?
What an American Airlines and US Airways merger would mean for travelers
Schieffer: Boehner seems to have given up
John Boehner told reporters President Obama doesn't have the guts for the heavy lifting needed to reduce the deficit
Cantor: "Lack of results here in Washington"
Scott Pelley spoke with House Majority Leader Eric Cantor about recent comments made by House Speaker John Boehner and one area the president and GOP can hopefully find common ground
Cardinal Dolan "startled" by pope's announcement
The Archbishop of New York tells CBS News he expects College of Cardinals to be summoned to Rome to oversee church after pope resigns
Army Staff Sgt. shares story behind Medal of Honor
Staff Sgt. Clinton Romesha, hit by shrapnel, ducked enemy fire to rescue other wounded soldiers and recover bodies of the fallen
A new commander in Afghanistan
Marine General John Allen passed the baton to Marine General Joseph Dunford in a ceremony at coalition headquarters in Kabul
Haitians help to rebuild Staten Island after Sandy
Repaying for the kindness of American strangers after Haiti's 2010 earthquake, some Haitians are helping rebuild Staten Island following superstorm
Ohio congressman's meditation crusade
Tim Ryan is pushing a curriculum that teaches kids to relax, calming themselves into a state where they are better able to learn
Navy official: Drones will only get more advanced
Capt. Jaime Engdahl explains what the Navy has in store for stealth, unmanned vehicles, currently a major focus in U.S. foreign policy
Despite adoption ban, N.J. couple brings home Russian tot
Robert and Kim Summers managed to finalize their adoption before ban took effect
Boy Scouts postpone vote to lift ban on gays
The Boy Scouts of America put off the decision until May, citing the issue's "complexity"
Tense moments as California agents confiscate illegal guns
The state is seizing guns from people who are not supposed to have them; but lacks the budget and manpower for wider enforcement
Man saves ancient Timbuktu treasures from destruction
Abdul Kader Haidara rescued priceless documents during the conflict in Mali
FBI discovers bombs inside Ala. hostage bunker
Authorities were worried Jimmy Lee Dykes might kill himself and his five-year-old hostage during the seven-day standoff
Concerns over Superdome's power feed raised before Super Bowl
Documents reveal a cascading level of concern for four months leading up to the Super Bowl
Ex-Marine suspected of killing ex-Navy SEAL on suicide watch
Eddie Ray Routh allegedly killed Chris Kyle, a man who some called the best American sniper
How did Minn. murderer get permit to buy 15 guns?
Chris Oberender was committed to a mental hospital after murdering his mother; he passed a background check in 2011 and was able to obtain 15 guns
Why is NYC violence rate lower than other U.S. cities?
CBS News' John Miller explains why the Big Apple is enjoying record-low violence compared to Chicago, Philadelphia and New Orleans
Syria ambassador: Americans can't fix Syria's problems
Bodies of at least 50 young men, apparently executed, were discovered in Aleppo, Syria - evidence of a new mass killing
