Новости за 15.10.2018

Tax cuts have eaten into U.S. government revenue just as spending has risen in Washington -- not the wisest combo

The president visits areas impacted by Hurricane Michael almost one week after it made landfall in the Florida Panhandle

Authorities are urging the public for information regarding Friday's violent melee between a far-right group and protesters

Over its 130-year history, Sears has sold watches, clothes, farm machinery, appliances and even houses

Changes under the new tax law make it even more important to get a jump on things you can do now to cut your bill

The girls say they want their father to come home after he is released from prison

A school district in Lexington, Kentucky, has released surveillance footage of two teachers dragging an 11-year-old student with autism at Tates Creek Middle School. WKYT’s Garrett Wymer reports.

U.S. health officials issued more than 700 warnings in the last decade about dietary supplements​ containing ingredients they shouldn't have

There’s another way to hear our broadcast every day

Indonesia is struggling to recover from a devastating earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 2,000 people and displaced 70,000. But why do people around the world tend to tune out these types of deadly disasters? Jamil Zaki, a psychology professor at Stanford University, joins CBSN to discuss the human reaction to such devastating events.

Eddie Lampert built a fortune on savvy investments, but stumbled badly when he merged Sears and Kmart

On Sunday, a 10-year-old finished his goal of 50 5Ks in 50 days in honor of his grandfather, who is battling cancer.

Last week's top two films took first and second place again

An aspiring model was killed while driving to work in Clayton County, Georgia. Kelsey Quayle, 28, died after driving into oncoming traffic and crashing into three other cars. Doctors at the hospital discovered she had been shot in the neck.