Politics

Schlafly died in her St. Louis, Missouri home; authored 27 books, thousands of articles and spoke across the U.S.

Clinton flew from New York to Ohio on Monday morning with her traveling press corps and fielded questions on Trump, emails and the Clinton Foundation

Philippine leader said if President Obama questioned him about extrajudicial killings, he would swear at him​; leader has been under intense global scrutiny

The GOP nominee told reporters Monday that he thinks "you have an obligation to do the debates," just weeks after suggesting he might skip one or more

Analysts say the 44th president and First Lady Michelle Obama could sign post-presidency book contracts amounting to $20 million to $45 million

Major sticking points remain in negotiations over creation of unlikely U.S.-Russian military partnership targeting "common enemies" in Syria

President Barack Obama is using his final months in office to fight for congressional approval of a 12-nation free trade pact called the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Fifty-one percent of white adults between the ages of 18 and 30 say in a GenForward poll they now strongly or somewhat support Black Lives Matter, a 10-point increase since June

The move comes after the Democratic National Committee, as well as two state election databases, have been accessed by foreign hackers

The president defended Kaepernick, who has refused to stand during the national anthem to protest racial discrimination in the U.S.

Notoriously foul-mouthed President Rodrigo Duterte has warned Obama not to question extrajudicial killings of alleged criminals

Latest CBS News Battleground tracker poll shows her leading Trump by eight points in Pa., four points in N.C.

The president's last day at the economic summit in China was also overshadowed by North Korea’s latest missile test

The mogul and GOP nominee loves his golf courses --but unfortunately for him, he's behind in every state where he has one

President Obama says the GOP nominee effectively courts those "folks who feel left out"

Gonzales, who served as U.S. attorney general under President George W. Bush, said presidents have to be “very careful about the words they say”

With the campaign in full swing and a shorter-than-usual session, lawmakers are expected to primarily focus on avoiding a government shutdown and reach a deal on Zika funding

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie tells "Face the Nation" that Trump favors a "pause" between deporting violent criminals and dealing with the remaining millions of undocumented immigrants

Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., says he's confused by Trump's "360-degree pivot" on immigration

The House minority leader weighed on the FBI interview with Clinton about her emails and the battle in Congress over Zika funding

Trump mainly seen as steady on immigration; but overtures to minorities met with skepticism

From a lack of stairs to exit Air Force One to arguments between officials on the tarmac, trip to Hangzhou got off to a bumpy start

President praises work of unions, touts his administration's achievements in securing better work conditions

Agreement would involve military, intelligence cooperation in exchange for Russian pressure on Assad to stop bombing civilians and allow greater humanitarian aid

Despite numerous calls for GOP presidential nominee's tax returns, Trump has refused to make them public