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The NYPD's chief surgeon testified at a disciplinary hearing of the officer involved in the 2014 deadly encounter with Eric Garner and found Daniel Pantaleo did not use a chokehold on the Staten Island man and that there should be no discipline against the officer. Mike Smeltz has more.

Family and friends bid a final farewell to a New Jersey woman who was murdered after she climbed into a car she believed was her Uber ride. Steve Burns reports.

The House Judiciary Committee has voted along party lines to authorize subpoenas for the full Mueller report without redaction. Bloomberg’s Billy House reports.

Verizon announced it's starting to roll out its 5G wireless network in two markets: Chicago and Minneapolis. CBS News technology consultant Larry Magid reports.

The hottest position in the Democratic presidential field is abolishing the Electoral College, but it might not be the best idea. Peter J. Wallison, the Arthur F. Burns Fellow in Financial Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, explains.

A woman with false passports allegedly managed to deceive her way onto President Trump's Mar-a-Lago property with a malware-infected device. CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy explains.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission collected 200 consumer-submitted reports over six years of spontaneous failure of a stroller wheel, but the company that makes the product refused a request for a recall. Washington Post’s Todd Frankel explains.

The White House is insisting that President Trump is not bluffing about closing the U.S.-Mexico border. CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy reports.

The just-ended first quarter was a rough one for Manhattan’s real estate market. Bloomberg’s Sydney Maki explains.

A judge on Tuesday told a Long Island man accused of driving drunk and killing a Boy Scout last year that he has run out of patience with the defendant. Sophia Hall reports.