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NBC News fires Matt Lauer for alleged sexual misconduct; French daredevils leap from mountain and fly into plane

Kushner's attorney said he "has voluntarily cooperated with all relevant inquiries and will continue to do so"

Minnesota Public Radio announced Wednesday that it had fired former "Prairie Home Companion" host Garrison Keillor after a woman alleged inappropriate behavior.

Competitive video game playing is now a college sport at 50 U.S. campuses, with some offering partial scholarships to varsity players

All Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet had to do was strap on a wingsuit and fly into the open door of a light plane -- but it wasn't so easy

In a later statement to MPR News, Keillor wrote that he has to respect the privacy "of the two employees who made the allegations"

"This is going to cost me a fortune this thing, believe me, believe me," Trump said of the GOP tax plan

At a news conference Wednesday, CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid asked Attorney General Jeff Sessions about his department's civil rights priorities. Her question seemed to have touched a nerve.

There was a software glitch in the system that handles scheduling for American Airlines' 15,000 pilots. It allowed too many to take vacation time during the very busy Christmas travel season. Kris Van Cleave reports.

All Fred Fugen and Vince Reffet had to do was strap on a wingsuit then leap from a 13,000-foot mountain in the Swiss Alps and fly into the open door of a light plane. Turns out, it's not so easy. Anthony Mason has the story.

For nearly two months, people in Tampa, Florida, were living in fear as a suspected serial killer targeted residents at random. On Tuesday night, police arrested a young man they say purchased a handgun used in at least three of the killings. Manuel Bojorquez reports.

Another powerful man has been brought down by accusations he sexually abused women. On Wednesday, NBC News fired Matt Lauer, known to millions of TV viewers as the amiable host of the "Today Show," for what he was allegedly doing off camera. Bianna Golodryga reports.

Democrat John Conyers was holed up in Detroit Wednesday after leaving Washington, D.C., in the middle of the workweek. Colleagues in the Congressional Black Caucus say it is not their place to urge the veteran lawmaker to resign over claims that he propositioned staffers. Nancy Cordes reports.

Volatility is reemerging on Wall Street, ending the calm, easy gains -- and setting up some scary year-end scenarios

President Trump responded to the firing of Matt Lauer just 15 minutes after NBC made the stunning announcement. What Mr. Trump didn't mention was that more than a dozen women have accused him of sexual misconduct. Margaret Brennan reports.

"He's going to fight these allegations tooth and nail if he has to," Conyers' lawyer says

Is President Trump trying to cast doubt on a tape he already apologized for?

Is President Trump trying to cast doubt on a tape he already apologized for?

Enthusiasts say the cryptocurrency is only getting started, while skeptics warn of a bubble fueled by belief