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About nine months after the Cubs clinched the World Series, some of the team's biggest fans had a new reason to celebrate. Hospitals in Chicago are recording a surge in the number of births. The babies could be given names like Ivey, Clarke and maybe even Wrigley in what's being called Chicago's "World Series Babies." Adriana Diaz reports.

More than 28 million foreign-born persons are part of the U.S. labor force. Here's where they work.

Order comes after Charlie Gard's parents, hospital disagreed on what should happen to infant

Hospitals in Chicago are recording a surge in the number of births and the babies are being called Chicago's "World Series Babies"

A suspect is in custody after a woman was found dead on a cruise ship in Alaska. Princess Cruises said the woman died on Tuesday following what is believed to be a domestic dispute. Thousands of passengers were kept on board for hours while the FBI investigated. Jamie Yuccas reports.

"What Happened" follows the story of Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and its aftermath.

A Republican and two Democrats are working on the bill, which could try to insulate Robert Mueller from firing by Trump

Gen. Joseph Dunford said the U.S. will continue to permit transgender individuals to serve until Mattis receives Trump's direction to change policy

No wonder Larry David played such a convincing Sen. Bernie Sanders on "Saturday Night Live"

A man's attorney has released cellphone video showing how he and two other inmates escaped from a Southern California jail in 2016 and lived on the lam. All were captured and back behind bars eight days later. Jasmine Viel of CBS Los Angeles reports.

When 271 never-before-seen Picassos appeared in 2010 the art world was stunned. Were they a gift, as the couple who came forward with them claimed?

When 271 never-before-seen Picassos appeared in 2010 the art world was stunned. Were they a gift, as the couple who came forward with them claimed?

Mohamedou Slahi gives "60 Minutes" uncensored account of the now-illegal enhanced interrogation he endured at Guantanamo Bay -- and why he says it doesn't work

CBS News' Nancy Cordes caught up with GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski at the Capitol Thursday morning

The TSA has become an unlikely star on Instagram with a huge number of followers. It's funny and educational posts are an effort to share what can and cannot be brought onto planes. The account has more than 3 million likes. Kris Van Cleave reports.

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Video captured by bystander shows thrill ride breaking apart at Ohio State Fair