Новости за 12.10.2022

The head of Syria's antiquities ministry says the stunning mosaic includes scenes from the Trojan War and the mythical battle with the Amazons.

When investigative reporter Jeff German was murdered in Las Vegas, police made a shocking arrest: a sitting public official. CBS News gets a first look inside the newsroom as they covered the breaking story, while also grieving for their fellow reporter.

The retired 82-year-old financial analyst, who paid $20 million for a trip to the space station in 2001, is gearing up for a flight around the moon and back.

The International Monetary Fund has significantly cut its global growth forecast for the year ahead, warning that economic conditions will get worse and a severe worldwide recession is possible in 2023. Jeanna Smialek, a Federal Reserve and economy reporter for the New York Times, joins CBS News with more.

Dr. Amanda Nelson, associate professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina and co-chair of the Arthritis Foundation Pain Management Expert Panel, explains how patients can be their best advocates.

German prosecutors still haven't charged Christian Brueckner in the British toddler's abduction, but the investigation is helping them solve other crimes.

Actress Angela Lansbury has died at the age of 96. Best known as the star of "Murder She Wrote," Lansbury is being remembered for her iconic contributions not just to television, but to Broadway and film as well. Jamie Wax has more.

A Navy investigation into the death of Navy SEAL candidate Kyle Mullen found he died in the line of duty, not as a result of misconduct, after completing the infamous "Hell Week."

CNN anchor Jake Tapper has dedicated two years to investigating a possible wrongful conviction case personal to his father, former Philadelphia pediatrician Dr. Ted Tapper. His patient, Charles “C.J.” Rice was convicted of attempted murder for a shooting in 2011, and is now serving a 30-60 year sentence. Tapper and his father discuss the case on “CBS Mornings.”

Following a two-year investigation, CNN anchor Jake Tapper is out with a new article in “the Atlantic” about a possible wrongful conviction for Charles “C.J.” Rice, who is imprisoned for attempted murder. Tapper's father, Dr. Ted Tapper, was Rice's doctor at the time and doesn't believe he could physically commit the crime. “CBS Mornings” takes a look back at the case and Tapper's reporting on it.

Consumers often misunderstand life insurance, which can prevent them from buying the policies they need most.

Following Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman's first in-person sit-down interview since his stroke in May, Dr. David Agus joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss the potential health implications.

The Baltimore state's attorney announced Tuesday she had dropped all charges against Adnan Syed, whose case gained national attention when it was featured on the 2014 “Serial” podcast. Jericka Duncan has more.

Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman sat down with NBC News for his first in-person on-camera media interview since suffering a stroke on May 13. The Democrat displayed his use of closed captioning technology to be able to read reporters' questions in real-time and respond.

Reporters and police focused suspicion on a past target of the investigative journalist — a sitting public official.

It's just the latest mass stranding event to rock the Oceania region in recent weeks.

The Cass County Sheriff's Office says the 47-year-old man accidentally shot his nephew while they were hunting squirrels on public land

The police chief "researched areas that had already been searched, and on his own, he actually found the scene of the accident," the sheriff said.

Solo says the only thing certain in the proposed $24 million settlement is how much the lawyers will get.

Georgetown law professor Mitt Regan discusses his new book "Drone Strike: Analyzing the Impacts of Targeted Killing" with Michael Morell on "Intelligence Matters."

Meta hopes its new Quest Pro headset takes the metaverse to the next level with home and office workers.

Bear 747 — whose enormous mass and moniker led to comparisons with Boeing's jumbo plane — emerged victorious.

"We deeply apologize for our failure," Japan's space agency chief said after its first failed launch in almost 20 years.

"We're very happy, nervous, tense, scared, overwhelmed, really happy, overjoyed. It's just a melting pot of emotions."

Lebanon and Israel both claim some 330 square miles of the Mediterranean Sea, an area which contains valuable natural gas reserves.