Woman sues airline over spilled coffee, alleges severe burns
She claims a flight attendant dropped "scalding hot" coffee onto her lap, severely burning her stomach.
Turkish court formally blocks access to Wikipedia
ISTANBUL (AP) - In a move that social media users called censorship, a Turkish court on Saturday blocked access to Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia, enforcing an earlier restriction by Turkey's telecommunications watchdog.
Study finds Samsung's S8 phones more prone to screen cracks
"extremely susceptible to cracking when dropped from any angle."
Macron and Le Pen advance to French presidential runoff
PARIS (CBS News) -- Centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right populist Marine Le Pen advanced Sunday to a runoff in France’s presidential election, remaking the country’s political system and setting up a showdown over its participation in the European Union. [caption id="attachment_330340"…
Take a look at the latest near miss asteroid whizzing by earth this week
NASA releases video of asteroid the size of a football field.
The North Korea problem is "coming to a head," McMaster says
WASHINGTON (CBS News) -- The problem of North Korea’s nuclear threat is “coming to a head,” President Donald Trump’s national security adviser, Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, said Sunday following the country’s failed missile test.
French man loses part of his leg in Hawaii shark attack
HONOLULU (AP) - A man who witnessed a Hawaii shark attack says the victim is a French surfer who had part of a leg amputated but is in remarkably good spirits.
Attempted North Korean missile launch fails, U.S. confirms
(CBS NEWS) -- North Korea attempted to launch a missile that is believed to have failed, the U.S. Pacific Command confirmed on Saturday.
Last surviving person born in 1800s dies at age 117
ROME (CBS News) -- Emma Morano, at 117 the world’s oldest person who is also believed to have been the last surviving person born in the 1800s, died Saturday at her home in northern Italy, her physician said.
Pope presides over solemn Easter Vigil amid security fears
VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Francis is presiding over a solemn Easter Vigil ceremony marked by heightened security fears following a spate of Islamic-inspired attacks in Europe.
Police: Thieves ram truck through Florida gun store
Video on its Facebook page that shows the blue truck smashing through the front of Sunshine State Armory.
Watch live coverage of Gorsuch Supreme Court nomination vote
WASHINGTON (AP) - Divided Senate confirms conservative jurist Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, win for President Trump, Republicans
The Latest: Sweden truck attack
"we have a working hypothesis this is an act of terror."
World response to US strike reflects divide over Syria
A spokesman for Vladimir Putin said the strike "deals a significant blow to the Russia-U.S. relations, which are already in a deplorable shape,"
Mars Inc. suing Wisconsin woman over her brand of chocolates
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Candy maker Mars Inc. is suing a Wisconsin woman over chocolates she is selling under a name that the company says is "confusingly similar" to its cocoa extract supplements called CocoaVia.
The Latest: Putin says terror attack, other causes possible
"Law enforcement agencies and intelligence services are doing their best to establish the cause and give a full picture of what happened,"
Swedish bus crash leaves 3 dead, 19 injured, mostly students
STOCKHOLM (AP) - Rescue officials say a bus carrying Swedish students to a ski resort crashed Sunday in central Sweden, killing three people and injuring 19 others - six of them seriously.
Grim search for missing resumes after flood in Colombia kills at least 200
MOCOA, Colombia (CBS News) -- A grim search for the missing resumed at dawn Sunday in southern Colombia after surging rivers sent an avalanche of floodwaters, mud and debris through a small city, killing at least 200 people and leaving many more injured and homeless.
Officials: 18 injured in accidental blast at French carnival
PARIS (AP) - An accidental bonfire explosion Saturday at a town fair north of Paris injured 18 people, including three children, as the festive spring event turned into chaos, authorities said.
Selfies could help diagnose rare genetic disease
(CBS News) -- Could diagnosing rare genetic disorders one day be as simple as snapping a picture with a smartphone? That’s what a new study suggests.
Iran imposes sanctions on 15 American companies
TEHRAN, Iran (CBS News) -- Iran said Sunday it has imposed sanctions on 15 American companies over their alleged support for Israel, terrorism and repression in the region.
Little girl snatches Pope Francis' skullcap, eliciting laughs from the pontiff
ROME (CBS News) -- As Pope Francis leaned in for a kiss, three-year-old Estella Westrick went for his skullcap, known as a zuchetto in Italian.
WikiLeaks: CIA tools could infiltrate MacBooks, iPhones
(CBS News) -- Armed with a fresh set of leaked documents, WikiLeaks said Thursday that the US Central Intelligence Agency has developed tools to infect Apple products like iPhones and MacBooks.
The Latest: 4 dead in London terror incident, inc. attacker
LONDON (AP) - The Latest on the incident outside Britain's parliament (all times local): The head of counterterrorism at London's Metropolitan Police, says four people have died in the terror incident in London, including an attacker and a police officer.…