Новости за 13.02.2016

Along the western shore of Canada's Hudson Bay, polar bears arrive in droves to wait for sea ice to freeze over so their hunting season may begin

Meet the people who try to cut through the fog of facts as presidential candidates try to cajole and convince voters

The Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival has become an annual meeting place for progeny of our nation's chief executives

A cybersecurity executive raises five important questions the next president will need to answer

GOP rivals launch attacks aiming to capture attention in South Carolina, where faith is central to many voters

Two dozen surfers took up the challenge of the prestigious big-wave surfing contest at Half Moon Bay, California

Authorities looking for suspect in deadly shooting at Daytona Beach party that wounded other students

Barbara Dawson collapsed and died after being handcuffed by a police officer for refusing to leave emergency room, saying she couldn't breathe

Joyce Hardin Garrard was convicted of killing nine-year-old Savannah Hardin by making her run as punishment for a lie about eating candy

With nine restaurants and bars, including Locanda Verde and The Dutch in New York City, he is one of the most prolific restaurateurs in the country

The stakes are high for the candidates, as they head into a period of the primary season that relies less on retail politics and more on high-impact moments

For its annual swimsuit edition, Sports Illustrated agreed to include an ad campaign featuring plus-size models and one woman who is 56 years old

The young woman was found strangled to death in a wooded area near a Florida Keys shoreline on Feb. 15, 1991

Most Cuban migrants no longer try to reach Miami on makeshift rafts in the Florida Straits; it's a long trek by land

The former secretary of state wrote in an op-ed that she should "know better" than to tell a large group of women to "go to hell"

The world's most powerful sporting organization is rife with corruption, say U.S. law enforcement authorities who have indicted FIFA officials

CBS News political director John Dickerson says there will be two different kinds of battle going on in Saturday night's debate in South Carolina

The commissioner's office said Friday that Mejia tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance for the third time

Record low temperatures are in the weekend forecast for Philadelphia, New York and Boston

"It's not a suffering memory, it's a beautiful memory," said Charles Evans of his museum, which is dedicated to his wife

Mount St. Mary's University fired the two faculty members amid an uproar over a plan to identify freshmen most likely to fail

Fears about the virus that has now spread to 34 countries are making for a booming business for makers of bug spray

The American economy has never fallen into a prolonged slump that resulted from a downturn overseas -- this time might be different

Police say ​Deonte Carraway admitted to making sexual videos of children while volunteering at the elementary school

Shocking murders targeting Texas lawmen leave a community on edge. Was it a gang hit or could the killer be one of their own?