Murdoch apologizes for "serious wrongdoing" July 15, 2011 In a stunning about-face, media mogul Rupert Murdoch is humbling himself publicly over the hacking scandal that brought down his "News of the World" paper. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

Dow Jones CEO resigns amid scandal July 15, 2011 Amid the ever-growing scandal surrounding Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, the head of Dow Jones and Co. Les Hinton announced his resignation, reports Elaine Quijano.

Obama still has "hope" for debt deal July 15, 2011 President Obama says he is still hopeful that Congress can come to an agreement on a deal to raise the debt ceiling. But, as Chip Reid reports, the president is also considering a Plan B.

Libyan rebels remain defiant July 15, 2011 Despite losing eight lives in the battle for control of Qawalish, rebels in Libya remain defiant against the Qaddafi regime. And, in this fighting, a laundry list of the rebels' ...

Capt. Sully on tarmac safety July 15, 2011 CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley speaks with famed pilot Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger about the recent taxiway collision at Boston’s Logan International Airport and the growing concern ...

CBS News archives: Carter’s famous "malaise ... July 15, 2011 Over thirty years ago, Jimmy Carter gave his famous "malaise speech," in which the president said the country’s economic woes were in part due to a "crisis of confidence." CBS News political ...

L.A. 405 "Carmageddon": ... July 15, 2011 The 405, the busiest, most congested freeway in the country, is closing for a span of 48 hours to allow for the destruction of an old bridge. L.A. residents fear the worst, predicting a traffic ...

Budget cuts force public pools to close July 15, 2011 Many public pools are closing their gates this summer as a result of budget cuts, forcing kids to find alternative ways to beat the heat. CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller reports.

Obama, GOP budget debate reaches boiling ... July 15, 2011 CBS News' John Dickerson was joined Friday by Time Magazine’s Michael Scherer, Politico's Roger Simon and CBS News Congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes for the latest of ...

"Transformers" star strips down in new Burberry ad July 15, 2011 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, model and star of "Transformers: Dark Of The Moon," appears in a new campaign wearing nothing but a trench coat as part of her promotion for the new fragrance, Burberry ...

L.A. 405 "Carmageddon": Residents prep for the ... July 15, 2011 The 405, the busiest, most congested freeway in the country, is closing for a span of 48 hours to allow for the destruction of an old bridge. L.A. residents fear the worst, predicting a traffic ...

Obama’s final push for a bipartisan big change July 15, 2011 President Barack Obama held another news conference - his third in a few weeks - about the need to raise the debt limit and to push his case to "seize the moment" and "do something big." These are ...

Obama: "I always have hope" July 15, 2011 During a news conference Friday, President Obama jokes with a reporter, "I always have hope, you remember my campaign."

The Drive: Romney hangs on as frontrunner July 15, 2011 Dismal fundraising predictions for Michele Bachmann; Also, an old campaign ad haunts Mitt Romney; And, Sarah Palin says she could win the general election. CBSNews.com senior political reporter ...

Obama: Americans back me on debt deal July 15, 2011 President Obama says Americans are sold on a debt deal that involves tax hikes and spending cuts.

Casey Anthony look-a-like feared for life July 15, 2011 Sammay Blackwell says a crazed woman tried to kill her because she thought Blackwell looked like Casey Anthony. KOTV’s Lacie Lowry reports.

Obama: We don’t need a balanced budget amendment July 15, 2011 During his third news conference on the debt crisis, President Obama says Congress does not need a constitutional amendment to do its job, the constitution "tells us to do our job."

Another on-ground airplane collision July 15, 2011 Delta Flight 4904 was stuck on the taxiway of Logan Airport by another larger plane, raising concerns over taxiway safety. Bob Orr reports.

Is this Edison recording the first talking doll? July 15, 2011 Scientists have recovered a 123-year-old recording of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in Thomas Edison’s laboratory that is believed to be the world's first attempt at a talking doll.

NYC murder suspect "hears voices" July 15, 2011 A man accused of kidnapping, killing and dismembering an 8-year-old boy was ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation after his lawyer told a judge that his client might be mentally ill. ...