Новости за 16.08.2018

The Vatican said Pope Francis is on the victims' side and they are his priority; Church expressed "shame and sorrow" in its statement

Chief Counsel and Policy Director at the Judicial Crisis Network Carrie Severino breaks it down on CBS News podcast

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A lack of clean clothing may be to blame for some students' truancy, especially in low-income areas

Executive Producer, "CBS Evening News with Jeff Glor"

About 350 newspapers across the country have come together in an effort to show President Trump that journalists are not the enemy. The papers have published op-eds supporting a free press and denounced Mr. Trump's attacks against the media. CBSN political contributor Michael Graham joined CBSN to discuss whether the protest was productive.

Burrito chain will retrain workers on safety procedures after tests link toxin to illness that sickened hundreds in Ohio

Guests included Sen. Tim Kaine, Sen. Tim Scott, Mayor Nikuyah Walker, DeRay Mckesson, Jon Meacham, Jamelle Bouie and Christian Picciolini.

A childhood injury left Alonzo Clemons with severe brain damage; unable to read, write or do math, he can nonetheless create beautiful sculptures with his bare hands

George Widener's art is awash with numbers, dates and days - a sign of his uncanny ability to identify the day of the week any date falls on, in the past or the future

The "Queen of Soul" who sang songs of both faith and passion was a living manifestation of pride, but there was always something unknowable in Aretha Franklin, says VH1's Bill Flanagan, who reviews the career of the greatest popular singer of the rock era, who died this week at age 76.

After Ione Kuhner was diagnosed with Early-onset Alzheimer's, she started painting, demonstrating a remarkable trait among some dementia patients who suddenly exhibit new talents