CBS News: Obama To Visit Cuba Next Month
President Barack Obama will visit Cuba next month, CBS News confirms, becoming the first sitting U.S. president to make a state visit to the island in nearly nine decades.
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President Barack Obama will visit Cuba next month, CBS News confirms, becoming the first sitting U.S. president to make a state visit to the island in nearly nine decades.
Two new polls on Wednesday night painted very different pictures of the Republican side of the presidential race.
Wall Street is pulling its support away from former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
IRS impersonators are taking aim at seniors in an effort to scam them out of their money.
Some officials in New York are looking to rename Donald J. Trump State Park due to the candidate's controversial statements on the campaign trail.
The Republican presidential candidate was ridiculed and mocked on social media Tuesday after posting the word "America" with an image of a gun that had "Gov. Jeb Bush" engraved on it to Twitter.
Cuomo's proposal would give workers 12 weeks of job-protected paid parental leave for the care of a new child or for the care of a sick relative.
The primary fight has been getting dirty in the digital realm in particular, with social media abuzz about redirected websites.
Jeb Bush is coming under fire for a tweet.
Larry Kudlow, a financial and economics writer and broadcaster, said Tuesday that he has decided not to run this year for the U.S. Senate seat held by Connecticut Democrat Richard Blumenthal.
Gov. Chris Christie, back in New Jersey after ending his Republican presidential bid, proposed a $34.8 billion budget to the Democrat-led Legislature on Tuesday in his second-to-last budget address.
President Barack Obama said there is "more than enough time" for the Senate to consider a nomination to the Supreme Court this year, and he intends to move ahead with his choice.
The Suffolk County Courthouse is causing quite a stir after hanging a middle schooler's "Black Lives Matter" drawing as part of its Black History Month display.
President Barack Obama doesn't think Donald Trump will be the next commander in chief.
Campaign 2016 came to New York City again Tuesday, as the Rev. Al Sharpton met with Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in Lower Manhattan.
