Who owns the property next to you? The answer could be more surprising than you think. An investigation by an anti-corruption group has found that nearly 38,000 properties in London are owned by offshore companies. Critics are now concerned about the number of properties not registered in the UK and say it's sometimes used as a method to launder money. Tolu Adeoye reports.

President Trump said his proposed new legislation will fix immigration laws "to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed MS-13, and other criminals, to break into our country." He also said that while the U.S. is a compassionate nation, "my greatest compassion, and my constant concern is for America's children, America's struggling workers, and America's forgotten communities."

Billionaire investor George Soros comments on big tech and social media during a speech at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.

The laws surrounding copyright and trademarking can be both confusing and daunting, especially when approaching your children on the topic: How much will they understand? This video aims to cover the basics, and is worth a look if you're thinking to broach the topic to your young ones.

There’s a new tax law in town. It passed without a single vote from Democrats in the House or the Senate, and it’s a huge windfall for the richest Americans, including President Donald Trump.

But Republicans didn’t just want any new tax law, they wanted to reform the tax code. To give the richest Americans a big tax cut while still funding the government’s essential functions, like building roads and flying fighter jets, the GOP needed to find tax revenue somewhere else. To do that, they had to start taxing income that used to be tax-free, by closing loopholes and eliminating deductions.

If all of that sounds boring and confusing, fear not. We’ve broken it down in this video. Just don’t blame us if it leaves you craving cereal.

The courtroom has been the basis for dramatic movies and television, and for good reason. There is a lot of drama that takes place in a court of law where tensions are high and the lives of accused people hang in the balance of justice. This is why it shouldn’t be a big surprise that sometimes there are dramatic moments in the courtroom as testimonies are given, people are questions, verdicts are read aloud and sentences are declared. Sometimes the defendant will try to play it off like they are insane and start screaming nonsense before the judge and jury.

Sometimes an attorney will interview a witness so harshly that the witness explodes at the rest of the court and force the judge to declare a recess. This has caused the courtroom to be one of the most unpredictable places in our society because you can never know what will happen and who will cause the chaos. In this video are some of the most shocking courtroom outbursts. From shootings in the courtroom to the defendant’s family members causing a ruckus, these outbursts are unbelievable in the fact that they go against any acceptable methods of coping with stress and disaster.

Hopefully no one will ever have to deal with the stresses of going to court and having their future hanging in the balance by a judge and a jury of their peers. But should they find themselves in the courtroom one day, may they take the lessons of these people into account and not repeat their actions.

The drug is also being sold in the forms of candy, honey, oils, lotions and vapes.

US senator John Kennedy asked one of Trump's district court judge nominees, Matthew Petersen, a series of questions on basic law, and he was unable to answer them. Concerns have been raised over the suitability of the five nominees for the role, including Matthew Petersen. The American Bar Association declared one of the nominees 'unqualified'.

Logan Paul, social media star, set up a pop-up shop on board an Emirates A380 and attracted 11,000 fans to The Dubai Mall.

The Supreme Court is allowing President Trump’s administration to fully enforce a ban on travel to the US by residents of six mostly Muslim countries. The order allows enforcement while legal challenges against it proceed. Legal analyst Seth Berenzweig joins CBSN to discuss the development.