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 In Washington, new reporting on the Biden documents. Today we learned some were marked highly classified. Republican lawmakers are demanding answers after CBS news first reported roughly 10 documents with case markings were found in an office biden once used.

The justice department is looking into classified documents found at a private office once belonging to Joe Biden, and it comes as he is in Mexico for meetings with world leaders. Plus, just days after being sworn into office, there's more legal trouble for New York Republican congressman George Santos.

The big shift on capitol hill as more than a dozen Republican holdouts flip their votes. Does it mean there could be a new speaker of the house by the end of the night? Kevin Mccarthy gains momentum as he makes fresh promises to G.O.P. Intriguing news on the murders of four college students in Idaho.

chilling new details in the Idaho college murder investigation. The 28-year-old suspect smiling in an Idaho court, denied bail tonight as we learn shocking new information about whether he may have stalked the girls for months and how one surviving roommate came face-to-face with a masked man on the night of the murders.

Tonight, we're following several breaking news stories, including the state of emergency just declared in California as a dangerous storm forces mass evacuations. Plus, we've got the latest on the dramatic Republican revolt right here in Washington as the G.O.P. Fails to pick a speaker.

Tonight, the very latest on Buffalo bills star damar Hamlin's condition, after collapsing on the field. The outpouring of support, and the criticism of the N.F.L. Fans rally around the second- year safety, as we hear from Hamlin's family for the first time. Plus how a healthy 24-year-old could suffer cardiac arrest.

Just over an hour before the gavel strikes in the House of Representatives to decide its new leadership, CBS News Chief Election & Campaign Correspondent Robert Costa was live on Capitol Hill laying out where the vote stands and whether Rep. Kevin McCarthy has enough support to become Speaker of the House. Joined by CBS News Congressional Correspondents Nikole Killion and Scott MacFarlane, the...

Thousand of airline passengers are experiencing more delays due to an air traffic control computer glitch. Dozens of Russian soldiers killed by a massive missile strike in eastern Ukraine. Plus: new details in the Idaho murder investigation. CBS News special correspondent James Brown fills in for Norah.

Idaho quadruple murder suspect in custody. The 28-year-old man was arrested at his parents' home in Pennsylvania. The brutal stabbing deaths of four college students shocked the community.

Travel woes: After days of cancellation chaos, southwest airlines tells customers when it hopes flights will return to normal. Constituents demand that congressman-elect George Santos resign after even more lies emerge. Remembering the greatest. International soccer icon pele dies at 82. We take a look at his legendary impact on and off the field and reaction from around the world.

Tonight, anger and frustration, thousands of airline passengers still stranded, as southwest cancels another 2500 flights today. The airline C.E.O. Apologizes, but the federal government has launched an investigation into the meltdown and promises to hold southwest accountable.

Tonight, the winter travel nightmare, far from over. Thousands of flights canceled, thousands more delayed all caused by winter weather and staffing problems. Passengers stranded in airports, luggage is piling up and patience is wearing thin.

The bomb cyclone storm forecasters predicted definitely delivered. Now Chicago, like many places across the country, is dealing with biting wind chills so cold, people are being told to stay indoors. Tonight, a blast of cold air has pushed temperatures to dangerous lows.

The arctic blast battering America with life-threatening cold. Thousands of flights are canceled or delayed as midwest hubs freeze the travel nightmare before Christmas.

Rain and snowstorms threaten holiday travel. Remembering NFL legend Franco Harris.

The bomb cyclone creating travel chaos, with flights already getting canceled ahead of one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. The dangerous winter storm bringing freezing temperatures and up to two feet of snow.

Tonight former president trump is dismissing the charges gabs him as fake and accusing the panel of a partisan attempt to sideline him and the Republican party.

Tonight, that week-long, coast-to-coast storm pummels the northeast with millions of Americans in the path of the dangerous weather. The winter system bringing icy roads, snow, and high wind. Plus, the new storm brewing that could impact your holiday plans. Brittney Griner breaks her silence.

Tonight, state of emergency after tornadoes ravage parts of the deep south, and the severe weather pushes east. Americans across the south and midwest reeling in the aftermath of severe weather as snow forces drivers to battle whiteout conditions.

We're in El Paso tonight with an average of 2,500 crossings a day, CBS' Lilia Luciano talks to a man who worked at a shelter there for four decades and he says it has never been worse. The fed raises interest rates to the highest level in 15 years. What it means for the housing market.

The stunning downfall of Samuel bankman-fried, the founder of crypto exchange FTX. Less than a month ago he was riding high, and tonight in jail in the Bahamas facing charges in what a prosecutor calls one of the biggest financial frauds in American history.

A major winter storm is expected to slam northern parts of the country this week. In Washington, the suspected bombmaker behind the downing of pan A.M. Flight 103 was told by prosecutors he will not face the death penalty.

Tonight, Brittney Griner back on American soil after nearly 10 months in a Russian prison. The W.N.B.A. Star's early- morning return home. Plus, new details about the prisoner swap and why she had to cut her long hair.

American Brittney Griner is on her way home. She was arrested for possession of cannabis oil nearly 10 months ago, sentenced to nine years in prison, and sent to a penal colony in Russia.

the growing trouble for Donald Trump after another of his hand picked candidates is defeated and the new potential legal trouble for the former president after more classified materials are found in his possession.