Новости за 12.11.2015

If "Where's Waldo" existed in the real world, Waldo would be a border collie, and his name would be Momo

Loyal dog appears to drag injured friend "up off the street and onto the grass" while waiting for help

Amanda Blackburn succumbed to injuries suffered two days ago, when her Indiana home was targeted for robbery

A new documentary, with recently-unearthed footage, traces the actor's obsessive bid to capture the 24-hour auto race at Le Mans, France

Saturday 10/9c: For two decades, the FBI couldn’t catch a mother on the run abroad with her daughter -- but she couldn't outrun her past. She tells her side of the story to "48 Hours"

"We got lasered," said one pilot; some arrests made

Lawsuit claims defective birth control pills cased 113 accidental pregnancies across 26 states

Would you eat your favorite cereal if you knew it contained butylated hydroxytoluene, a product also used in jet fuel?

CBS News on front lines as Kurdish Peshmerga forces enter Sinjar, where militants massacred and kidnapped thousands last year

Gun control group tied to former NYC mayor is unveiling a proposal that wouldn't require congressional approval

Latest CBS News/New York Times survey comes just days before the Democratic presidential candidates face off in their second debate

​"We are shattered," foster mother says after juvenile court judge takes baby girl away from lesbians and places her with heterosexual couple

A case on Long Island, N.Y., is one of many recent high school sexting scandals across the country

Acting can be a dangerous job

Democratic candidate Ned Coll was too young to become president in 1972, but that didn't stop the Hartford, Connecticut social worker from making at stir at the Democratic debate in New Hampshire.

A new study finds many millennials won't retire until they're 75, thanks to student debt

Rejecting allegations of state-sponsored doping, Putin says clean athletes shouldn't be punished for actions of those who take banned drugs

Two new studies look at whether financial rewards can help prompt healthier habits

A charity called Catch a Lift provides veterans free access to gyms across the U.S. to help them recover physically and emotionally from war

They're vowing to defend themselves vigorously against New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's move to shut them down

The Department of Veterans Affairs paid out $100.43 million in performance bonuses to employees in 2014 -- even though several of them were under investigation or accused of mismanagement

Joe's Crab Shack is eliminating gratuities at 18 of its 130-plus restaurants, discarding what it calls "an antiquated model"

Protester burns American flag outside GOP debate in Milwaukee during demonstrations to bring attention to several issues

Spouse of Bernardo Elbaz says Royal Caribbean is to blame for plunge into the sea; cruise line labels accusations "shameful," contend the man jumped

The speedy split was granted on the grounds that Atkinson engaged in "unreasonable behavior"