Новости за 17.04.2017

It's the beginning of the end of the clones of "Orphan Black"

President Trump's son-in-law is close to selling his stake in a company valued between $5 million to $25 million

Some lawmakers were angry that the president didn't seek congressional approval for the recent missile strikes against the Assad regime

"Kindergarten is the new first grade" when it comes to one major learning milestone

You're entitled to an additional six months to file for 2016 and not be considered late -- here's how

Court document says a doctor prescribed oxycodone for Prince under the name of the musician's friend to protect his privacy

CBS News' Dean Reynolds has the latest on the manhunt for Steve Stephens, who's wanted for a murder posted on Facebook.

President Trump is pressing China to take action on the growing nuclear threat from North Korea. TIME White House reporter Zeke Miller breaks down Trump's latest tweets.

Aya Hijazi, dual U.S.-Egyptian citizen, was held on accusations of child abuse relating to her NGO that helped street kids

Vice President Mike Pence warned that the White House is losing patience with North Korea. Scott Snyder, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins CBSN to discuss the growing tensions.

U.S. airlines rethink passenger rights; Facebook purges fake accounts; and Uber lost nearly $3B last year. These headlines and more from CBS MoneyWatch.

“We’re not going to leave any stone unturned," says Cleveland's police chief

See what your favorite celebrities did on Easter

In the wake of Saturday's protest violence in Berkeley, videos and photos of the brawls that broke out have been circulating online. One clip in particular is sparking outrage at a known white supremacist.

Chain closing about one-third of its stores nationwide, the latest fashion victim to online competition

Park Geun-hye, driven from office amid massive popular protests, faces charges that could bring life sentence