Eyes Of America On Tuesday's Critical Midterm Elections
President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have been busy on the campaign trail ahead of the crucial midterm elections on Tuesday.
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President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have been busy on the campaign trail ahead of the crucial midterm elections on Tuesday.
Check Nov. 6 polling times, voter ID requirements, how to get free rides to the polls, where to get time off work to vote and more.
Two-term Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin is facing off against Democratic challenger and first-time candidate Perry Gershon.
Tuesday is the last day Connecticut voters can register for the midterm elections, happening Nov. 6.
The race could prove to be pivotal in Democatic efforts to regain the majority of the House of Representatives.
A law enforcement source identified the suspect to CBS News as Cesar A. Sayoc, 56, of south Florida. Sayoc has a criminal record.
The onslaught of suspicious packages is igniting a political firestorm, as people on both sides of the aisle question the motivation behind the bombs.
Hundreds of homeless New Yorkers marched on Gracie Mansion on Wednesday to pressure Mayor Bill de Blasio to build more permanent housing for those who can least afford it.
None of the packages reached their intended targets, and federal authorities are investigating.
Former New York State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos has been sentenced to spend more than four years in prison following his conviction in a corruption retrial.
The gloves came off as both major party candidates for governor of New York faced off Tuesday in a spirited, combative debate - their only one.
The debate about debates is finally over. Cuomo and Molinaro are ready to rumble. You can watch the debate Tuesday at 7 p.m. on CBS2.
President Trump tweeted Monday morning that the United States will begin slashing foreign aid to Central American countries including Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
Michael Bloomberg is fanning rumors he might run for president in 2020.
After weeks of ducking and dodging, Andrew Cuomo has suddenly agreed to debate his Republican opponent, but only on radio at 8 a.m. Saturday morning.