Новости за 23.11.2023

President Biden and his family are spending Thanksgiving in Nantucket, Massachusetts, per their family tradition.

High school senior Jeremy Medina was accidentally struck in the head with a baseball bat at the batting cage on his school's campus, officials said.

Since 2018, pickleball has been responsible for more than 60,000 emergency room visits, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Residents of Livingston, Kentucky are being urged to stay out of the area after a train carrying molten sulfur derailed. The chemicals then caught fire.

New details have emerged about Rosalynn Carter's final days before her death Sunday at age 96.

Rosalynn Carter, the former first lady and humanitarian, died Sunday at the age of 96.

The mayor spoke with CBS New York's Dave Carlin at the Bowery Mission, telling him "the accusation absolutely did not happen."

Gas prices hit an average of $3.27 a gallon this Thanksgiving, marking the cheapest prices since the pandemic despite an uptick in holiday travel.

Carter Evans takes a look at what cities and businesses are doing to ease shopping safety concerns this holiday season.

The famous balloons and marching bands were seen going around the group as they laid down in the street.

Perry Ground hopes his work – and those of other native voices – can help Americans "rethink" the idea of Thanksgiving by providing a more nuanced understanding of the holiday's origins.

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A mysterious illness has spread among hundreds of dogs in more than 10 states. Veterinarians are saying that the respiratory illness does not respond to antibiotics, but their search for answers continues. Here's Elaine Quijano with what to know and how to help your furry friends stay safe.

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"Entertainment Tonight"'s Kevin Frazier and E! News' Keltie Knight are hosting "The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS."

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A temporary cease-fire expected to take effect on Thursday to facilitate the release of 50 Israeli hostages held by Hamas in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners detained by Israel has been delayed, leaving the families of those expected to be released in limbo. Holly Williams has more from Tel Aviv, Israel.

Each ship transiting the Panama Canal uses tens of millions of gallons of fresh water. A historic drought in Panama is limiting the number of ships allowed to pass and the amount of cargo they can carry. Senior national environmental correspondent Ben Tracy reports.

Body camera footage of an officer-involved tasing incident that resulted in the death of an Atlanta church deacon was released Wednesday. The Fulton County district attorney's office released the video of the August incident, where the now-former officer tasered Johnny Hollman multiple times at the scene of a car accident. Manuel Bojorquez reports.

Biden administration says India voiced "surprise and concern" over allegations of a possible link to a murder plot against Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

New York City and state officials both emphasized that there are no credible threats to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Authorities say the deadly car crash at a U.S.-Canada bridge border crossing in New York was not terrorism. Nicole Sganga reports.

It's unclear who will be among the first Israeli hostages freed by Hamas when a short-term cease-fire takes hold, but American families are among those waiting for news.

Thanksgiving means millions are traveling for the holiday weekend. AAA predicts more than 55 million Americans will travel this weekend. Kris Van Cleave reports from Reagan National Airport outside Washington, D.C.

Palestinians are awaiting the release of prisoners as Israel's strikes in Gaza continue. There are over 7,000 Palestinians being held in Israeli jails, according to prison rights advocates. Imtiaz Tyab reports from the West Bank.