Новости за 18.07.2017

Businessman Bill Browder says the Russian lawyer who met with Trump Jr. was "probably the most aggressive" person he's ever encountered

"Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe is a hero in real life, too

Health officials say people who are vaccinated shouldn't be concerned, but beachgoers should monitor for symptoms

Perry says the administration is seeking U.S. energy dominance on the global scale

Famed archaeologist Zahi Hawass said his team has found evidence of a possible site in Egypt's Valley of the Kings

Police released a sketch of a man suspected of killing two girls while they were on a hike in Indiana in February. He's accused of killing Liberty German and Abigail Williams, whose bodies were discovered the day after they vanished. Don Dahler reports.

Danny Meyer has been called one of the greatest restaurateurs New York has ever seen. He's the man behind culinary hits like Gramercy Tavern and Shake Shack and is now the winner of the Julia Child Award -- making him the first non-chef to be honored. Meyer joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how he is still inspired by Julia Child and his new restaurant venture, a casual pizzeria.

"CBS This Morning" revealed Tuesday that the Shake Shack founder is the first non-chef to win the third annual Julia Child Award

Baby boy was born after his mother was struck in head by lightning when she was nine months pregnant

Even people who only halfheartedly adhere to the MIND diet have a reduced risk of brain decline, new research suggests

CBS News correspondent Dana Jacobson explores how robots can transform the way we live and work

The ruling says a Labor Department's request for data in a gender bias case is too broad and intrusive on employee privacy

McConnell took to the Senate floor on Tuesday, saying lawmakers must "continue to push forward now" toward repealing the ACA

Netflix star opens up after receiving an honor from the Dominican Film Festival

Texas lawmakers are heading into special session on Tuesday to again consider restrictions on what bathroom transgender people can use. Fourteen Dallas-based businesses, as well as American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and AT&T, signed a letter arguing it would hurt the state's ability to attract new business and jobs. David Begnaud reports.

Aspartame, sucralose and other similar products may even increase risk for some diseases, study finds

One Direction fans will have something to make them happy on each day of this year's iHeartRadio Festival

South Florida's opioid epidemic is being blamed for the death of a 10-year-old boy. Investigators need help finding where Alton Banks apparently came into contact with the painkiller fentanyl before he died. Carey Codd of CBS station WFOR-TV reports.