Новости за 24.12.2015

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer's nose is a tipoff: It gives off an infrared signature similar to a missile launch

Last week's Democratic debate helped boost Clinton's support among Democrats

8-year-old Safyre Terry received more than a million cards from around the world, plans to visit shelters, hospitals to give out gifts

Syrian government forces may have used poison gas in attack on a rebel-held town just outside Damascus

100 demonstrators block access at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, causing some flight delays

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He pointed to a recent study that showed over this year, one broadcast network gave Trump 81 minutes of time on its nightly news, while he got 20 seconds

"Today I thank the Spanish government, the Spaniards too ...They saved us when we were in the middle of the sea," migrant says

NASA experts say don't believe Internet rumors about danger from the asteroid whizzing by

​Republican front-runner takes aim at Democratic counterpart after she referred to him as "sexist"

Iraqi military says troops "need time" to dislodge militants from Ramadi; around 50 families trapped in city manage to reach safe areas

7-year-old among at least 10 killed in 3 states; some 20 tornadoes confirmed or suspected

"Taliban rumors that they have captured the district are not true," says local official trapped for 3 days before government reinforcements arrived

Federal agents could begin raids as soon as next month against families who crossed southern border illegally since start of 2014, sources say

"This is a big wake-up call to take these seriously," seismologist says. "Pretty much all large quakes start with small quakes"

Officials say recent storms are helping the drought-plagued state but "nobody's declaring a victory yet, that's for sure"

Attorney General Lisa Madigan says the debate over whether the popular contests involve skill or luck is irrelevant -- Illinois outlaws both

Former postal worker's plan came to light in court filing; his likely target: Democratic National Committee head

CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate discusses concerns ranging from ISIS to Bashar al-Assad and the type of terrorist threats against the homeland

Huge hotel chain isn't saying yet if customer information like credit card numbers has been compromised

A family of five driving a minivan from New York to Miami is only spending $130 on gas for a one-way trip, $80 less than they would have paid 2 years ago

Throwback Thursday: A look back at events in history on the day before Christmas

As 2015 draws to a close, recent data suggest economic growth is losing momentum

The iconic band's music has gone live on most major streaming services

Some significant changes noted in American birth patterns