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After Stephen Colbert's hour-long parody on a Michigan public access show exploded online, CBS reversed its copyright claims and let the internet have its fun. The deadpan comedy special, filmed just 23 hours after Colbert left The Late Show, showcased his signature wit on the humblest stage imaginable.
A Syracuse police officer who helped a homeless woman living on her husband's grave just earned a spot on CBS Evening News. Officer Jamie Pastorello's simple offer of a ride sparked a community movement that got Rhea Holmes into a permanent home in less than a month.
After 14 seasons in the NFL, Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson is hanging up his cleats to start a new chapter in television. The Seahawks legend shared an emotional thank you to football as he transitions to CBS Sports' "NFL Today."
A pig who "talks" using buttons just became the most followed pig on Instagram and landed a spot on CBS News. Merlin the pig uses specialized buttons to communicate his needs and feelings to his owner.
A priest who fixes broken appliances for free, a groom who surprised his life-saving donor, and two women championing service workers prove kindness is thriving across America. CBS News spotlights three heartwarming stories of everyday heroes making a difference.
NFL quarterback Russell Wilson announced his retirement after 14 seasons that included a Super Bowl championship, 10 Pro Bowl selections, and 353 total touchdowns. The beloved player is joining CBS Sports as an analyst and leaves the game with gratitude for every team and fan who supported his journey.
A North Carolina restaurant won $2,400 through a unique weather prediction charity program and donated half to help local families fighting cancer. The funds will ease financial burdens for cancer patients during treatment.
A Long Island snowplow driver stopped traffic during whiteout conditions to rescue two terrified dogs running down an icy highway. His quick thinking kept the bonded pair safe until they could be reunited with their owners.
After a journey that took them from the Premier League to League Two and back again, Coventry City claimed their first second-tier championship in nearly six decades. The Sky Blues are heading back to England's top flight with one of football's greatest comeback stories.
A family-owned market in New Castle, Delaware, is turning their produce section into a stage for local Latin musicians. The "Mercadito Sessions" have gone viral, creating community and opportunities for indie artists.
A third-grade teacher from Minnesota won the first-ever Kindness 101 National Teacher of the Year award for inspiring children to spread joy. His Kindness Club meets during recess to brainstorm ways to make people smile.
When seven-year-old Ben O'Reilly felt isolated as his school's only deaf student, his classmates started a movement that changed everything. Now the whole school can sign with him.
Agatha Burgess cooked from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., five days a week, feeding anyone who walked through her door in Buffalo, South Carolina. A resurfaced 1983 clip shows her legendary generosity, and people can't stop sharing her wisdom.
Emmy winner Andy Cohen told 3,400 Washington University graduates to measure success by happiness, community, and self-knowledge rather than money or fame. The St. Louis native shared life lessons from his journey to hosting Bravo's biggest shows.
Frank Lampard's Coventry City reclaimed first place in the Championship with a commanding victory over league rivals Middlesbrough. The win ended a tough stretch and proved the team's character when it mattered most.
Melissa Fligger has been named a UPMC Community Hero for her work as a teacher in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. She's transforming classrooms by helping every child discover their unique potential at their own pace.
When a group of boys witnessed something frightening in their neighborhood, they knew exactly where to turn. Their doorbell camera visit to their pastor's home is now touching hearts worldwide.
A Florida woman ticketed for texting in her right hand while driving proved the citation impossible—she doesn't have a right hand. The deputy quickly moved to dismiss the error, turning a frustrating moment into a story about making things right.
When a massive tree crushed an SUV during Friday's storms in Evanston, Kitanya Robertson pulled over and stayed with a trapped passenger until help arrived. The woman she comforted is now recovering in the hospital.
At 82 years old, legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz returned to his Russian homeland after six decades away, delivering one of the most emotional performances of his career. The 1986 concert bridged Cold War divides and topped Billboard charts for over a year.
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