Новости за 22.09.2017

If you look past the recent storm-fueled swath of cancellations, the beaten-down stock now has a lot to offer

President Trump is holding a rally with Luther Strange, the U.S. Senate hopeful he is backing in Tuesday's Alabama Republican primary

Orion Krause, 22, is accused of fatally beating his mother, grandparents and their caretaker​ with a baseball bat

The bestselling author is owner of a Nashville bookstore that comes complete with staff dogs

A sheriff in Greene County, Tenn. is asking residents to stop calling 911 about a "body" trapped under a garage door

Acrtress Sonequa Martin-Green of the new CBS series "Star Trek: Discovery" sat down with CBS News' Vladimir Duthiers to discuss her role, as well as the diversity themes that will be central to the show.

In the video, two women can be seen laughing at the 8-year-old boy inside Our Children's Academy, in Winter Haven, Florida

The Arizona Republican helped deliver the deciding blow to GOP leadership’s last effort to repeal Obamacare at the end of July

NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will make a critical gravity-assist Earth flyby Friday on the way to an asteroid in 2018

Trump, with some school children, will be harvesting arugula and peas and planting fall vegetables

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation warns future progress on child mortality and extreme poverty is in jeopardy

What is a "dotard"? North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hurled the insult at President Trump in a rare statement Thursday, leading Americans to search for its definition.

The education secretary has said the Obama rules were unfairly skewed against students accused of assault

Waking up earlier and heading out to work just might pay off, both financially and in terms of job satisfaction

The Federal Reserve's quickening effort to push up interest rates despite tepid inflation has some investors worried

North Carolina artist Rapsody dropped her new album, "Laila's Wisdom," on Friday, and it included a new song with Kendrick Lamar

The agency's inspector general has taken an interest in Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price's jet-setting habits