Новости за 30.12.2015

Court rules his First Amendment rights weren't violated when University of Hawaii refused to grant him a teaching certificate

So far, GOP front-runner has relied on free, rather than paid, media coverage

Sources tell CBS News that Justice Dept. is trying to determine what Blue Bell management knew about potentially deadly hazards in their plants -- and when they knew it

With a million people expected in person and a billion more expected to watch on TV, officials are determined to make it the safest place on Earth

Ruben Porras was talking to her on FaceTime about dinner plans when she was killed by a tornado in Garland, Texas

The story behind the question that has the Internet in an uproar

"60 Minutes" will show first video of the wreck of El Faro 15,000 feet below the Atlantic -- the worst U.S. maritime disaster in 35 years

A music festival in Charleston, South Carolina celebrates classical musicians of color

Prosecutors say Larry Taylor is responsible for another person's death and a separate rape, both of which occurred within 8 days of Amanda Blackburn's killing

For Alec, John and Stephen Favale, being a police officer is all in the family -- their dad is a cop, too

Despite positive news in Guinea, "We definitely cannot let our guard down"

From fitness trackers to a mobile daily journal, these apps can help you keep your goals on track

X-rays showed two red and green rubber balls were taking up most of the room in Pa. puppy's tummy

Chief execs come and go all the time, but some attract a lot more attention -- like these embattled leaders

Former heavyweight champ joins growing legion of adults being dumped off their hoverboards

Paleo? Probiotics? Clean eating? What you need to know before you launch your New Year's diet

Inmates were chained to walls until they expelled contraband from their bodies, sometimes for up to 11 hours

Baltimore has more murders than a city 13 times its size -- New York City

Police found "hundreds of images" on actor's computer at his Sunland, California home

Their plan was to honor the July 7, 2005 anniversary of the suicide bomber attacks on London's transit system which killed 52 and injured hundreds

A commercial building was engulfed in fire and other office buildings were struck when the plane crashed

Attorneys claim critics have created a national dialogue about the Cleveland shooting that doesn't match the facts about what the officers knew

Mississippi River expected to crest at record levels in some areas south of St. Louis later this week

Rescuers don't know exactly why the sea mammal wants to cross the road, but say "it is very committed to crossing"

Watchdog group claims Google is collecting kids' personal data with its student education services