Новости за 05.01.2019

Shannie Pooser has a bucket list full of dreams, and American Airlines helped fulfill one of them

The Tornillo, Texas facility is funded through Jan. 31, but still houses 1,500 children

Police are investigating a possible assault at Phoenix healthcare facility after a woman who has been in a vegetative state for 14 years gave birth. KPHO reporter Briana Whitney joins CBSN with the latest.

25 years ago, an AT&T ad campaign made bold predictions about the future. A generation later, the company has a new set of them

See all the stars at the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Beverly Hills, Calif.

For nearly three years, the Andrew Luck Book Club has been dishing out reading suggestions picked by Luck himself

"These deployed personnel will remain in the region until the security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo becomes such that their presence is no longer needed"

Kevin Hart stepped down last month, after facing criticism over homophobic tweets from several years ago that resurfaced online

Akunowicz won the James Beard Award for this year for Best Chef, Northeast

25 years ago, an AT&T ad campaign made bold predictions about the future. A generation later, the company has a new set of them

The CNN host addressed the controversy surrounding Hart and his past homophobic comments

Social Security sent Megan Willis a letter saying her health had improved and that she was able to work. It was news to her.

More descriptions of heated exchanges between Trump and congressional Democratic leaders during a Friday meeting are emerging

More descriptions of heated exchanges between Trump and congressional Democratic leaders during a Friday meeting are emerging

Summer travel gets a lot of attention. But the heart of winter may be the time we most need to get away. Travel and Lifestyle Expert Francesca Page joins CBS This Morning for more on new vacation options for 2019.

Latest guidance on the pay raises was issued Friday in a memo from the acting director of the Office of Personnel Management

Latest guidance on the pay raises was issued Friday in a memo from the acting director of the Office of Personnel Management

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck reads more than just playbooks and has an official book club to prove it. Dana Jacobson reports

Twenty-five years ago an AT&T ad campaign made bold predictions about the future. A generation later, the company is returning to the idea with a new set of predictions. Brook Silva-Braga reports.

The partial government shutdown glided into its third week Saturday with no end in sight

About 10 million Americans who are too disabled to work get a monthly stipend for living expenses called "disability insurance." But Social Security sometimes reviews those benefits and cuts them off. Dr. Jon LaPook has more.

Twenty-five years ago an AT&T ad campaign made bold predictions about the future. A generation later, the company is returning to the idea with a new set of predictions. Brook Silva-Braga reports.

Philadelphia indie rock powerhouse Hop Along started as a solo act for lead singer Frances Quinlan. Later, her brother Mark and more bandmates joined and things took off with their 2015 release "Painted Shut.” Last year, they released the acclaimed “Bark Your Head Off, Dog” which the Boston Globe called "infectious indie rock," and NPR called "a triumph."

Philadelphia indie rock powerhouse Hop Along started as a solo act for lead singer Frances Quinlan. Later, her brother Mark and more bandmates joined and things took off with their 2015 release "Painted Shut.” Last year, they released the acclaimed “Bark Your Head Off, Dog” which the Boston Globe called "infectious indie rock," and NPR called "a triumph."

Philadelphia indie rock powerhouse Hop Along started as a solo act for lead singer Frances Quinlan. Later, her brother Mark and more bandmates joined and things took off with their 2015 release "Painted Shut.” Last year, they released the acclaimed “Bark Your Head Off, Dog” which the Boston Globe called "infectious indie rock," and NPR called "a triumph."