Top Biden economic adviser Cecilia Rouse leaving after midterm elections
A key member of President Biden's economic team is leaving his administration.
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A key member of President Biden's economic team is leaving his administration.
As Rep. Jim Jordan prepares to take the gavel on the House Judiciary Committee, he's asking the White House for testimony and documents about what he has called "anti-parent directives."
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert fended off a surprisingly difficult challenge from a Democratic businessman from the ritzy ski town of Aspen.
The payments highlight what appear to be the close links shared between the Republican Party and Donald Trump's personal and corporate legal apparatus.
"A bunch of things happened that we haven't seen happen in a long time," President Biden's pollster, John Anzalone, tells CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett.
The Biden administration says Saudi Arabia's crown prince should be shielded from lawsuits over his role in the killing of a U.S.-based journalist.
The expected formal announcement will be made one day after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would not be seeking a leadership role in the new Congress.
This comes after the plan has been blocked by two separate federal court rulings.
The Democrat from California made history when she became the first woman elected House speaker in 2007, and she has served four non-consecutive terms in the role.
"For me, the hour has come for a new generation to lead the Democratic caucus," Pelosi said on the House floor.
The Secret Service has disputed testimony from former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson concerning Trump's actions on Jan. 6.
Only 0.1% of people with college debt who filed for bankruptcy have tried to get their student loans discharged.
A federal judge in Florida has blocked a law pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that restricts certain race-based conversations and analysis in colleges.
Reactions thanking Nancy Pelosi for her time as House speaker poured in on social media from leaders across the political spectrum.
Defeated Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake says she's assembling lawyers and collecting evidence of voters who had trouble casting ballots as she considers her next move.