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Nancy Pelosi unveiled a bill to end the partial government shutdown, which the new Democratic House is expected to pass. Chip Reid reports.

Heavy snow, strong winds and heavy rain is expected to hit several states before the start of the new year. CBS Boston chief meteorologist Eric Fisher is tracking the forecast.

Jazmine Barnes was killed when a man in a red pickup truck pulled up next to her family's car and opened fire Sunday

A Colorado man accused of killing the mother of his 1-year-old daughter has been formally charged with murder. Prosecutors believe he didn't act alone. Nikki Battiste reports.

Nancy Pelosi unveiled a bill to end the partial government shutdown, which the new Democratic House is expected to pass. Chip Reid reports.

Elizabeth Warren chose the final day of 2018 to announce her interest in running for president. She's among the first to enter what's expected to be a crowded race. Ed O'Keefe reports.

Heavy snow, strong winds and heavy rain is expected to hit several states before the start of the new year. CBS Boston chief meteorologist Eric Fisher is tracking the forecast.

With no deal, nearly 800,000 will either stay home or work without pay

A new exploratory committee allows her to start raising money

As crowds gather in Times Square for New Year's Eve, New York City police said an additional 1,000 officers will be on patrol compared to years past. Tony Dokoupil reports.

Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Evening News" with Vladimir Duthiers.

As crowds gather in Times Square for New Year's Eve, New York City police said an additional 1,000 officers will be on patrol compared to years past. Tony Dokoupil reports.

This week's broadcast, hosted by Jane Pauley, features our annual "Hail and Farewell" tribute to those who've passed in 2018. Also: CBS News correspondents from across the globe look forward to what news may define the year ahead; Luke Burbank examines the history of the Encyclopedia Britannica, which turns 250 years old; and Lee Cowan interviews the stars and director of "Stan & Ollie," a new film about the legendary comedy duo Laurel & Hardy.

Generations of horses have roamed the wooded area near Louisiana's Fort Polk for centuries, animal advocates say

An intern at a North Carolina wildlife center was attacked and killed by a lion during a routine cleaning. Jennifer Ireland, curator of mammals at the North Carolina Zoo, joined CBSN to discuss predators' behavior.

Truck driver stopped for dinner at truck stop when he noticed load of tequila was no longer attached to truck

The lovable comic duo of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who starred in more than a hundred feature films and shorts together during the Golden Age of Hollywood, are the subjects of a new biopic, "Stan & Ollie," about the aging comedians on a music hall tour of Britain in the post-war years. Lee Cowan talks with stars John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan and director Jon S. Baird.