Drones

On Jan. 1, the Freedom from Drone Surveillance Act goes into effect in Illinois.

On "60 Minutes" last night, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled a drone he said may be making deliveries in the coming years. But is it really possible?

Amazon unveils a project to use unmanned "drone" aircraft to fly products to customers.

The Denver Post says a thousand people have applied for the permit.

FBI Director Robert Mueller says the FBI uses drones domestically, though rarely. He is calling for more discussion on drone use, while the FBI proceeds.

While the debate continues over domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the U.S., Germany is considering using drones to stop graffiti artists in their tracks.

Some companies who sell to the U.S. now prefer Mexico to China as a manufacturing base. Rising Chinese labor costs are part of the reason. Mexico's proximity to the U.S. is another.

The President has confirmed that drone strikes have killed Americans abroad. But he strongly defends the U.S. drone program, saying its use has been important to the war against terrorism.

The FAA hasn't green-lighted much civilian use of drones yet but when they do, one university is ready with graduates to pilot them.