There are a lot of drones zooming around in the sky these days, doing everything from racing to making movies. And that is a concern for the people in charge of managing the sky...

Combating California's major wildfires is like military combat. You need boots on the ground - but you also need air cover, says our CBS News colleague Chris Martinez...

Over the years, most of the political polling that's done leading up to an Election Day has been by phone...

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We heard a lot of this from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during their first presidential debate last night...

Last night's first debate between presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was lots of "I'm right - you're wrong! It is not - 'tis so!"

Later tonight, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will participate in their first presidential debate. On the 56th anniversary of the very first televised debate of Presidential candidates. Vice President Richard Millhous Nixon was running against the junior Senator from Massachusetts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

On this date in 1948, the Republican Governor of New York, Thomas E. Dewey, exuded confidence. He was considered such a shoo-in to beat Harry Truman and become the next President of the United States, that he saw no need to be specific about issues.

It was the year 1972. President Richard Nixon running against Senator George McGovern, Democrat of South Dakota, who had led the party's revision of its nominating process. But not enough people voted for him in November. It was an overwhelming landslide for Richard Nixon, for four more years. Not quite as it turned out.

Wheelchairs tend to come in certain shapes and sizes. But, what if you could use 3D printing to build a wheelchair that is custom-made for the person who needs one? It has been done.