News for March 12, 2025

President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have stopped or delayed travel for many vetted Afghans, leaving thousands who helped the U.S. military stuck in danger and unable to reach the United States.

A fourth former Indiana University basketball player has joined a lawsuit saying team doctor Bradford Bomba Sr. sexually abused players under the cover of medical care.

Deanna West pleaded guilty to helping stage a cross-burning hoax tied to Colorado Springs’ mayoral campaign and to spreading false claims about it.

New 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum could raise costs for Coca-Cola, Talea, and many other businesses, leading to higher prices for consumers.

Katherine Kiefer was reunited with her cat Aggie months after the Palisades Fire destroyed her home, after the cat was found alive and treated for severe starvation.

Stocks rose after a softer inflation report eased recession worries, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Meta helping lift the Nasdaq.

Falling inflation and still-high borrowing costs are making home equity loans look attractive to some homeowners, but they still come with real risk.

Brieonna Cassell was found alive after being trapped in her crashed car for six days in Indiana.

Robert Davis has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the 1989 disappearance of his former girlfriend, Barbara Lenz.

The Trump administration is using a new app and ad campaign to push undocumented immigrants to self-deport.

CBS News says gold can still be a useful investment even as inflation cools, because prices remain high and the Federal Reserve’s 2% goal is not yet reached.

A Texas man was arrested and charged with murder after his fiancé was found dead, and investigators say online searches may have shown his intent before the shooting.

Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford will debate in a high-stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court race that could shape abortion, redistricting, and how voters view Donald Trump’s second term.