Новости за 18.11.2015

Soccer match meant to be symbol of reconciliation between Greece and Turkey marred by crude display from fans during moment of silence

The on-again, off-again couple will enter new frontier later this season

Helene Muyal, 35, was killed in attack on the Bataclan; husband talks about why their 17-month-old son will "be a challenge to terrorists"

Automakers are rolling out some of their newest offerings - see which models are turning heads

It's the 30th anniversary edition of the magazine's Sexiest Man Alive

7 people arrested, two killed as dozens of police raid apartment north of Paris hoping to nab suspected mastermind of attacks

The president, in remarks in Manila, accused Republicans of being scared of "widows and orphans" coming into the U.S.

Kremlin analyst says Paris attacks produced a "kumbaya" moment for Putin, who may be trying to repair frayed relations with the West

Residents cowered under beds as explosions and gunfire erupted in Saint-Denis, but police walked away from the mayhem with suspects in custody

"Ignorance is not bliss," says one dermatologist who says she treats patients weekly for adverse reactions to chemicals in beauty products

Several killed; high winds topple trees, power lines, leave hundreds of thousands in dark

Beleaguered residents in Raqqa fear militants will use civilians as human shields if interntional forces try to reclaim the city after Paris attacks

Police say woman wearing suicide vest blew herself up as they raided apartment in northern suburb, but 7 others in custody

With ISIS using terrorism to expand its reach in Iraq and Syria, Kurdish forces are working to stop them

People on social media ask why there has been so little coverage of suicide bombings in Beirut

The Louisiana governor, whose 2016 campaign never gained traction, said "this is not my time"

She reiterated the need for careful vetting of refugees trying to enter the U.S.

Soccer game between two rivals turned into act of solidarity after deadly Paris attacks

House Republicans have put together a task force to write legislation that would stop the plan, in the aftermath of the Paris attacks

Police said the operation was not directly targeting anyone connected to the ​Paris attacks; but it's clear they're intent on not letting anything slip through

"Simply not enough police on duty, off duty, hired security, to cover every potential gathering spot," says former assistant FBI director

After recent rulings by Mormon Church against LGBT inclusion, the election marks a milestone for the conservative state

Secretary Kerry spoke with CBS News after meeting with French President François Hollande

Pipe containing synthetic marijuana residue found in driver's truck after Oklahoma crash that killed four college softball players

At House hearing, Diane Foley demands proof that U.S. policy not to negotiate for hostages is actually saving lives