Новости за 21.02.2016

While there is disagreement over the definition of "natural born" citizen, there is huge agreement over whether naturalized citizens should be allowed to serve in the Oval Office

A first-of-its-kind exhibit in New York City is drawing crowds of book enthusiasts

The ex-director of the CIA and the NSA on how far he believes America should go in conducting its war on terror

The Vermont senator tells "Face the Nation" he is looking ahead to Super Tuesday, where he says his campaign has a "good chance"

Since 2012, hundreds have been killed in shooting rampages in movie theaters, churches, schools and parking lots

The Florida senator tells "Face the Nation" why he thinks he can win the nomination after getting crushed in South Carolina primary

The Republican frontrunner has criticized Pope Francis for questioning his own faith, and addresses the topic on "Face the Nation"

"Steve Jobs" director Danny Boyle and actor Michael Fassbender tell 60 Minutes that everyone knew a different side of the Apple icon

Iraqi minister tells Reuters "highly dangerous" material feared to be in hands of extremists found left alone near petrol station

Elaine Weinstein, whose husband was killed in a U.S. drone strike, speaks out in an unseen clip from 60 Minutes -- and Senator James Risch responds

Suspected gunman captured after apparently random shootings at three locations: "This is your worst nightmare," undersheriff says

For the second time in three contests, Donald Trump won with a double-digit lead -- exit polling shows what was behind his victory

Samuel Willenberg, 93, was among only 67 people known to have survived the concentration camp in Poland where 875,000 people were killed

Trump wins, Bush drops out, and Rubio mounts a comeback

The most noteworthy moments from Marco Rubio's speech to his supporters following the South Carolina Primaries where he finished in a virtual tie for second place with Ted Cruz

Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of "To Kill a Mockingbird" laid to rest in a private ceremony, a reflection of how she had lived

Billionaire Donald Trump addresses his supporters after winning the South Carolina primary and invites his wife to make a rare public statement

The former governor of Florida had counted on doing well in South Carolina

Nevada was Clinton's first opportunity to prove she has an advantage among black voters

What Clinton's 2008 and 2016 Nevada victories say about the road ahead -- a look at the exit polling data

The race for the GOP presidential nomination has featured some major mudslinging this year, but that seems to be par for the course when it comes to politics in South Carolina

Fistfight ends in gunfire at the Columbiana Centre mall in Columbia; three suspects sought, police say

Using a GPS tracking app, Stephen Lund creates drawings of his treks around Victoria, British Columbia

The plates on every vehicle that drives into Freeport are scanned to check for crimes -- but police are getting more than they expected

The acclaimed author of "To Kill a Mockingbird" died this week at the age of 89