Новости за 01.02.2016

The mailing from Cruz's campaign warned voters that their caucus history would be public

Officials say the victims appeared to be in their late 20s and early 30s and were co-workers at an area eatery

She was out praying when she heard him yelling for help in woods close to Mount Saint Mary's Abbey, near Rhode Island border

Man slashed in face on Harlem train platform was the 6th victim of a similar attack this year; more than one suspect arrested, yet attacks continue

The Vermont senator is continuing to bring in mostly small-dollar donations; his campaign takes shot at Clinton's fundraising machine

Our Principles PAC takes out newspaper ads and distributes voter guides to try to stop the Republican front-runner

Nate Parker's film of an early 19th century slave revolt wins Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award; Film about disgraced politico Anthony Weiner takes festival's documentary prize

Freshmen from Maryland arrested after Virginia runaway's body found in North Carolina; girl accused of grisly assist in crime

Brian Smigielski was so mad that the FBI was taking over his gang investigation, he ratted on them to the gang; $5,000 fine added to punishment

Julie Stauch, a veteran of several Iowa caucuses, invited CBS News to watch her walk new Clinton precinct captains through caucus night

Triple bombing killing dozens as peace talks flounder underscores grim prospects for the future of a conflict that's already killed 250,000

Charles Osgood offers the story of how a holiday marking the coming of Spring

Digital journalist Kylie Atwood has been living in Iowa covering the campaigns for CBS News and documenting her life on the road.

San Diego man, 76 and a Cub Scout leader, denied before judge he is longtime fugitive who hosted a kid's show in 70s and was accused of abusing them

Allegedly fabricated tale of Russian-German girl in Berlin sexually assaulted by "Middle Eastern" men had riled up both German right wing and the Kremlin