Новости за 26.02.2016

U.N. science report has worrisome news about bees and other pollinators essential to global food supplies

Marco Rubio assails "fake" university that was the subject of a three-month CBS News investigation

It all came full circle when Kelly Clarkson returned to "American Idol" on Thursday

Students' act of kindness allowed the big-time Blue Devils fan to watch his first Duke NCAA basketball game

Toxicology test results show senior off-duty New Jersey police officer killed in crash was driving under the influence

"Voters have every right to know what Mrs. Clinton told these groups," the paper's editorial board wrote

Sportscaster suing stalker, hotel owner for tens of millions over secretly recorded videos

Opposition says 97 factions will abide by cease-fire as Assad regime takes advantage of last hours to unleash hell

GOP front-runner blames incomplete audits, but there are no actual restrictions from releasing returns that could prove his claims of charitable donations

South Carolina senator and former presidential candidate takes mostly tongue-in-cheek aim at his party -- and Trump, Cruz, Rubio and Clinton

Who dominated Twittersphere as GOP presidential hopefuls went at it for tenth time this primary season?

Businessman says he thinks he had the best performance so far in the final face-off before Super Tuesday

Traveling the state, Clinton makes her final pitch before Saturday's Democratic primary

Republican front-runner, hit again over past praise for the organization, said it helps "millions of women," though he doesn't agree with its abortion services

Here's the CBS News guide for what to watch and how things work on the biggest primary day of the year

Marco Rubio spoke several times about Donald Trump's use of immigrant labor at various Trump properties

Experimental treatment might be an option for thousands of women unable to have children because they were born without a uterus or lost it to disease

Authorities say artists, lawyers, government employees and a well-known model participated in the Medicaid scheme

Second attempt to launch Falcon 9 rocket carrying a powerful communications satellite was called off at the last minute

At emotionally-charged event in Flint, Democratic presidential hopeful slams state, federal response to the water crisis

Suspect, later killed by law enforcement, identified as employee at Excel Industries in Hesston, near Wichita

The president said Thursday that the United States and its allies in the fight against the terrorist organization are in a "better position" now than a month ago

In some states, they own up 46 percent of all homes, and state and local governments net $11.6 billion in taxes

The average pay for a college president in the U.S. is more than twice what the typical corporate chief executive takes home

The actor, director and Oscar-winning screenwriter has a very particular writing process, apparently