St. Louis prosecutors charged Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens with a felony for his use of a charity donor list for his 2016 political campaign, adding to the first-term governor's legal woes

Haspel, the CIA director-designate, has been criticized for her role in destroying tapes revealing use of the agency's enhanced interrogation techniques on detainees

The civil lawsuit argues the Trump campaign conspired with WikiLeaks and Russia to hack and disseminate DNC emails in 2016

He has to declare in writing that his Fifth Amendment right will be jeopardized unless Stormy Daniels' lawsuit is delayed

Margaret Brennan spoke with Mohammad Javad Zarif for an interview to air Sunday on 'Face the Nation'

Documents obtained by CBS news show career officials acting on behest of political appointees, raising red flags

Businesses will face fines for violating new law banning carryout containers made from plastic foam

With drivers already feeling rising oil prices at the pump, here's what the president could do to ease the pain

The field has 11 competitors

An invitation-only funeral for​ former first lady Barbara Bush is set for Saturday

The former New York City mayor's interview with Margaret Brennan to air Sunday on ‘Face the Nation’

"It's time we allow states, once and for all, to have the power to decide what works best for them," Sen. Schumer

Bromwich said he and other lawyers are looking at the next plausible legal steps – which could include alleging defamation or wrongful termination on McCabe's behalf

The former New York City mayor's interview with Margaret Brennan to air Sunday on "Face the Nation"

The first lady leaves behind a passion for reading and writing that is well documented in numerous books penned by the Bush family

If passed by the Senate and signed into law, private funds would be raised for a monument to victims of abortion

The late Barbara Bush participated in 17 gubernatorial, congressional and presidential campaigns run by her husband and her sons

The Trump administration has been holding the unidentified American for more than seven months

President Trump signed off on the release of the memos before Congress received them

As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt traveled frequently to speak to conservative groups, and used security

A Los Angeles judge will listen to arguments after FBI agents raided the office and home of President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen

While Jared Kushner ran the company, it had filed dozens of false documents about its New York buildings

Most believe global warming is caused by human activity and that a focusing on alternative energy will create more jobs

Few Americans think legalizing marijuana leads to more drug use or violent crime

"No one is above the law," the Democratic National Committee lawsuit reads