As part of the special "Pandemia: Latinos in Crisis," CBS News interviewed immigrant detainees who fear the rapid spread of the coronavirus inside ICE detention facilities.

Rosa Escobar said the helplessness she felt during her brother's hospitalization in May was

A Mars orbiter built by the United Arab Emirates in partnership with U.S. universities shot into space atop a Japanese H-2A rocket on Sunday, kicking off a seven-month voyage to the red planet. It is the first interplanetary mission attempted

At least 45 hospitals in Florida had no available beds in intensive care units as of Sunday afternoon as the state has emerged as the new epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus pandemic, according to data from the state's Agency for

Rodeo might just be America's original pastime. It started with an event called saddle bronc in the Old West. Today, there's one name that dominates saddle bronc: the Wrights. Like every sport in America, rodeo has been disrupted by the

For a country of fewer than 10 million, and dwindling, Hungary has been in the news a lot recently. And as we head towards the 2020 U.S. presidential election, you can expect to hear more about Hungary; it has become

She wore a scarf in our first interview because she did not want you to know her. She was a humble 21-year-old from a poor farm family. Her dream was to own a hair salon in her village of nearly

When correspondent Bill Whitaker set out to report on saddle bronc for this week's 60 Minutes, his first stop was a stable in New York City for a few hours of research in the saddle.

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Ten years ago, Anderson Cooper travelled to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where a civil war had turned into a war against women. Soldiers used rape as a weapon of war, destroying not only the women they assaulted, but also