Новости за 03.01.2018

Military say latest strike killed al-Shabab extremists, prevented bomb "being used against the people in Mogadishu"

Amazon, the leader in online shopping, said it shipped more than five billion items for Prime members in 2017

Vast swath of U.S. feeling Old Man Winter's wrath -- including many regions that usually escape it

Orrin Hatch says he'll retire after 42 years in Washington, and one of the president's Republican critics is eyeing a new political opportunity

Amid nuclear war threats on Twitter, Kim Jong Un reopens key cross-border communication channel with South for 1st time in 2 years

Word comes after Seoul offered to hold high-level talks with Pyongyang about North taking part in upcoming Olympics in South

Shares of Weight Watchers rose on Tuesday after the company signed popular music producer DJ Khaled to be a social media ambassador.

A Chinese couple forced to give up their second child under the country's one-child policy made a request to meet her years later. But it would take nearly two decades to happen. CBS News national correspondent Michelle Miller has their story.

"I am grateful to Minnesotans for giving me the chance to serve our state and our nation," Franken wrote Tuesday

The political risk consulting firm says we are due for an unexpected crisis, equivalent to the 2008 financial crisis

President Trump said someone from Kim Jong Un's "depleted and food starved regime" should inform him that "I too have a Nuclear Button"

We leave you this last Sunday Morning of 2017 in King's Canyon National Park in California ... among towering sequoias many hundreds of years old. Videographer: Jamie McDonald.

"Sunday Morning" looks back at the year's most popular books, songs, movies, online entertainment and TV. Did you catch it all?

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a $50 million investment on Tuesday aimed at enhancing security measures by erecting 1,500 protective barriers to prevent vehicle attacks in the city.