Hillary Clinton warns about the dangers of fake news
Clinton, who spoke at a ceremony to pay tribute to retiring Sen. Minority Leader Harry Reid, was recently at the center of one fake news story that resulted in real gunfire
Harry Reid
After 30 years in the Senate, Harry Reid says goodbye to Washington
The Nevada senator reflected on his "crummy" hometown of Searchlight, Obamacare, and the use of the filibuster; Hillary Clinton cracked a little joke before her tribute to him
Harry Reid: Trump "has emboldened the forces of hate and bigotry in America"
Outgoing Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid releases blistering statement on Trump
Reid: FBI sitting on proof of Trump-Russia ties
Democratic Senate leader says FBI director may have violated federal law with Clinton email reveal, adding that FBI sitting on "explosive" Trump evidence
Ted Cruz raises possibility of keeping seat vacant on Supreme Court
There have only been eight justices on the Supreme Court since Antonin Scalia died suddenly early this year
Tight fight over Nevada's Senate seat comes with heavy cash flows
The highly-contested Senate seat in Nevada is up for grabs this election cycle following Sen. Harry Reid's retirement--a position he held for three decades
Senate outlook: Republicans see glimmer of hope to hold majority
Though Democrats could still pick up the four or five seats necessary to retake the Senate majority in 2016, GOP could still hold the Senate
Zika funding measure stalls in the Senate
Leaders from both parties on Wednesday blamed the other side for holding up a deal on the legislation, which would provide more than $1 billion in funding to combat the virus
Congress returns for abbreviated pre-Election Day session
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
Reid wants deeper FBI probe into possibility of Russian election hack
With fewer than 70 days till Election Day, the Senate Minority Leader is warning the FBI not to take the threat lightly
Pressure rises on Sanders to drop out after likely Calif. loss
Sanders vowed to fight on Tuesday night, but made some behind-the-scenes moves indicating he's aware the race is effectively over
If Warren is Clinton's VP, Harry Reid has a plan to replace her
Senate Minority leader looks to keep Massachusetts' Republican governor from appointing Warren's successor
Reid on Sanders: "Sometimes you just have to give up"
"I think he better do a little mathing," the Senate minority leader said of his colleague
Harry Reid: Trump "unhinged" and an "egomaniac"
The Senate Democratic leader said Trump choosing a Supreme Court nominee is a "recipe for disaster"
Harry Reid: Bernie Sanders has no path to the nomination
The Vermont senator "has run a campaign that I think we've all recognized has been unique and powerful," Reid said at a news conference Tuesday
Harry Reid "confident" Merrick Garland will be confirmed
Nominated to the Supreme Court Wednesday, Garland visited senators on Capitol Hill Thursday
In Obama meeting, GOP holds the line on Supreme Court
"They were adamant," said Democratic leader Harry Reid
Harry Reid backs Hillary Clinton for president
Days after Clinton won the caucuses in Reid's home state of Nevada, the Senate minority leader says she's a better choice for the American middle class
White House is vetting GOP Gov. Brian Sandoval for SCOTUS seat
A source familiar with the process confirmed to CBS News that he's being considered
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia found dead in Texas
Scalia is believed to have died of natural causes
Top Democrats bash Scalia's affirmative action comments as "racist"
"It is deeply disturbing to hear a Supreme Court justice endorse racist ideas from the bench," Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said
Reactions to Donald Trump's Muslim ban range from "disqualified" to "Nazi"
A look at who has weighed in on the presidential candidate's latest controversy
Paris attacks bring scrutiny to visa waiver program
A program to facilitate travel between the U.S. and some Western countries could be a security flaw
Will there be a government shutdown this December?
Congress may have dealt with the threat of the debt ceiling for the next couple of years, but it didn't fund the government beyond Dec. 11
Senate Democrats: RNC should reimburse taxpayers for Benghazi Committee
They say Republicans have made clear the Benghazi Committee has been used for political purposes
Trump announces Russia will release millions of tons of diesel to help with costs
Isaias lashes Southeast after making landfall in the U.S.
Pentagon's plan to livestream execution sparks intense backlash
Blanche, other DOJ appointees can take part in political campaigns, memo says
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NYPD body camera footage shows aftermath of ICE agent shooting
Panama struck by 2 powerful earthquakes, U.S. Geological Survey says
Katie Zacharia is Trump's pick for next White House press secretary
