880 Extras

Facebook is catching heat, after the New Zealand mosque shooter broadcast his attack on social media. CBS News technology analyst Larry Magid reports.

U.S.-backed Syrian forces have seized control of an ISIS camp in eastern Syria, one day after hundreds of militants surrendered. CBS News military analyst, retired Army Maj. Mike Lyons explains.

Tom Kloza, the chief oil analyst at the Oil Price Information Service, tells WCBS 880's Steve Scott why gas prices are rising.

The City Council's Oversight and Investigations Committee has released a report that Kushner Companies has been illegally operating nine apartment buildings without certificates of occupancy. The committee's chairman, Ritchie Torres, spoke to WCBS 880's Michael Wallace about the findings.

CBS News Correspondent Steven Portnoy explains what we can expect from the meeting.

The man accused of murdering Gambino crime family boss Frank Cali was in court today. Associated Press reporter Wayne Parry was at the hearing.

Thousands of nurses across three New York City hospital systems they will strike on April 2. WCBS 880’s Mack Rosenberg reports.

With the Supreme Court firmly in Republican control, some Democratic presidential candidates say they are open to the idea of expanding the court, if elected. Politico’s Marianne Levine explains.

The Department of Transportation reportedly had been investigating the Boeing 737 Max 8 before the crash in Ethiopia. Bloomberg’s Peter Robison explains.

David Wright met with the media on Monday to talk about how his responsibility has changed.