Новости за 17.07.2017

To apply for a seasonal worker visa, businesses must be able to show they'll be harmed otherwise

Bill and Eileen Alley spoke with CBS News correspondent Tony Dokoupil about the addiction that nearly killed their son, David

The roar of the engine was replaced by a furious whirring as the future of motorsports came to Brooklyn

Jenner addressed the rumors of her possible run for a Senate seat, saying she wants to help change the perception of the GOP

Charges relating to public health, money laundering and animal abuse are involved

The recalled Sabrett hot dogs may contain bone fragments

The survey comes after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Saturday that he would delay a vote this week on the revised GOP health care bill

The president raised $5 million from people who contributed $200 or less in the second quarter.

Monkey business still pays

Prince George and Princess Charlotte appear to be helping their parents ease post-Brexit tension

Specialist in rare condition believes he may be able to help 11-month-old -- and help convince U.K. doctors to sign off on it

Delta Air Lines is firing back after criticism from conservative pundit Ann Coulter. She unleashed a Twitter rant after being bumped from an "extra room" seat. Bianna Golodryga reports.

According to intelligence officials cited by one report, the UAE had discussed plans on carrying out the cyber attack

The singer believes his "celebrity was targeted"

Author Joshua Green on the relationship between the former right-wing website executive who advised the businessman and populist candidate

Local power utility spokesman says meddling baboon survived electric shock and was handed over to wildlife officials

Scientists at MIT developed a cheetah that could one day reach places that are too dangerous for humans to enter

Starting your own side business or working a second job can boost your income, but be aware of the pitfalls.

Def Jam Records is the label behind artists like LL Cool J, The Beastie Boys and Jay Z. Througout his career, Simmons has also served as a philanthropist for the arts. Now, he's executive producer of the new documentary "Romeo is Bleeding," which follows Donté Clark, who uses spoken word poetry to share his experiences. He joins "CBS This Morning' to discuss more.