Defending an NFL title is historically brutal. Since the Super Bowl era began back in 1966, only eight franchises have ever gone back-to-back, and it’s happened nine times total. That rarity alone ...

The Eagles began the season as reigning Super Bowl champions, but now that the playoffs have begun, the real chase for their second straight Super Bowl begins. The winners of the NFC East will host ...

Top lawmakers in Congress released three bipartisan spending bills on Monday, Jan. 5, that they're aiming to pass before the end of the month to avoid another government shutdown. On the heels of the ...

A change in Pennsylvania law is reshaping how repeat drunk driving cases are prosecuted, closing what lawmakers call a dangerous loophole. In December, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed the law, which changed ...

Scott MacFarlane is CBS News' Justice correspondent. He has covered Washington for two decades, earning 20 Emmy and Edward R. Murrow awards. His reporting has resulted directly in the passage of five ...

PITTSBURGH — A new law, changing penalties for driving under the influence, signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro in December, went into effect immediately. Prosecutors believe it holds drunk drivers ...

One day after the first Rose Bowl victory in program history, Indiana football lost four players to the transfer portal Friday, the first day players were officially allowed to enter their names and ...

ARLINGTON, TX — Ohio State football found itself in a hole it hadn’t faced in 45 games against Miami in the College Football Playoff. Against the Hurricanes, Ohio State trailed 14-0 for the first time ...

Ticket sales in North America totaled $8.9 billion for the year, up 2 percent from 2024. But the box office remains far below prepandemic levels. By Brooks Barnes Reporting from Los Angeles Let’s ...

Non-U.S. stocks about doubled the return of the S&P 500 in 2025 — and it’s a good bet they’ll continue their impressive run in 2026. That’s a welcome prediction for those of you who want to remain ...

A new law set to go into effect on Jan. 1 will create the nation's first registry to track repeat domestic violence offenders. Signed by Gov. Bill Lee in May, Savanna’s Law is named for Robertson ...