Новости за 27.11.2015

Girls were abducted from their family's farmstand last August; prosecutors say they suffered "unspeakable brutalities"

Police said the execution-style killing of Chicago boy Tyshawn Lee was "an act of barbarism"

Even if overweight young people slim down, obesity-linked heart damage may linger for years, new research suggests

The man, draped in an American flag, jumped the fence of the White House on Thursday while the Obamas were there

NFL star sends message to woman who sister says would "likely not be coming home" from hospital

Mystery hero jumps into action after homeless woman gives birth on busy San Francisco street corner

The most compelling photos from the week's news, November 21-27, 2015, including rocket debris, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and protests in Chicago

Robert Foley, convicted of killing six people, wants Kentucky to pay for $50,000 surgery

Kelly Clarkson counted her blessings this year on Thanksgiving

Texas woman focused on saving husband after escaping from house on fire

As 17-year-old Malia considers her options, President Obama has said he is "a little freaked out" to see his daughters so grown up

The victims of the Nov. 13 Paris attacks are honored in a remembrance ceremony at Les Invalides

Fandango managing editor Erik Davis joins “CBS This Morning" to discuss which movies and actors are getting Oscar buzz

On November 29, 1890, Army's football team hosted Navy at West Point in their very first contest

The British singer announced Thursday that she will play venues in Britain and Europe starting Feb. 29

Black Friday is just part of the holiday bargain hunt, so how can you find the best deals on electronics and just about anything else?

"Where the hell are they?" Alan Gross says he asked himself about the U.S. government in his second week of captivity in Cuba

For some, the battle of bargains started Thanksgiving afternoon

Main suspects still on the loose as French hold somber memorial, but an arrest in Germany could be a new focus for the investigation

As Russia-Turkey tensions complicate world's Syria response, French suggest beating ISIS may require Bashar Assad's help

2 men held in hope of learning "motivations of the perpetrators of the sordid terrorist attack" on Radisson Blu in Bamako

Carson's mastery of foreign policy has been questioned, more so after the terrorist attacks in Paris earlier this month

E-commerce players are increasingly encroaching on traditional merchants' turf -- are physical stores doomed?

Putin says Russia is ready to cooperate with the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS, but doesn't change stance on Syrian President Bashar Assad

FDA says vegetable mix believed to be source of outbreak is also used in products sold at Costco, Target, Starbucks and many other outlets