Новости за 24.09.2015

Mack Breed allegedly told players to retaliate against an official in the closing minutes of a game earlier this month

9-year-old Minnesota boy spends birthdays giving back to people -- or animals -- that are important to him

​Not everyone is happy the Muppets are back on TV

The most compelling photos from the week's news, September 19-25, 2015, including Pope Francis' visit to the U.S., the Emmys and spectacular remnants of a supernova

Pontiff visits oldest parish in Washington, D.C., where he had lunch with the homeless

Credit card bills are never fun to pay, but they can't be ignored -- but, as it turns out, you may have more control in the situation than you think

Authorities say boy was found unresponsive by his grandmother in SUV's third row, where he had been all day

Francis is the first pope to address a joint meeting of Congress, and he is not shying away from political differences with Republicans

The Republican front-runner also talked about the actor set to portray him on "SNL" this season

What does Russian President Vladimir Putin think about being called a "czar"? He tells Charlie Rose the label doesn't fit

As war closed in researchers working on better crops for dry dirt sought safety for their seeds, now they need them back

In a one-on-one interview with Charlie Rose, the Russian president discusses how the world views him

During three-month investigation, CBS News reached out to dozens of former students of school that NY's attorney general called a scam

Iran blames Saudis as more than 700 people are confirmed dead in a crush near a holy site in the city of Mina, near Mecca

Customer brought to tears by young man's heartwarming act of kindness in Chicago

The girl's father is accused of trying to drown her and her siblings in a North Carolina apartment complex pond

When it comes to money and happiness, the answers aren't universal -- so each of us needs to know where our happiness lies

In Washington, D.C., Francis elevated Junipero Serra to sainthood; some say the friar helped wipe out native populations in 18th century California

The development sets the stage to end Latin America's longest-running armed conflict

The two San Antonio high school students accused of hitting the referee appeared in court Wed. for a disciplinary hearing

Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli also sued by former company for $65 million for using firm "to enrich himself"

After Secret Service held the 5-year-old back as she squeezed through security barriers, Pope Francis waved her over

From the moment Pope Francis walked out of the Vatican Embassy, every step was captured by a smartphone

While fewer Americans are marrying overall, two groups of women face particularly tough marital odds

Students buzzing with excitement and boning up on papal trivia ahead of pontiff's visit to East Harlem school