Senator Kevin Cramer suffers "serious" hand injury
Cramer's communications director said he is "cracking jokes that his future NFL career is over."
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Cramer's communications director said he is "cracking jokes that his future NFL career is over."
He's accused of soliciting six-figure campaign sums and then diverting thousands for personal use.
The measure is called the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and is expected to pass the Senate.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged recession is possible but later said its likelihood is not "particularly elevated right now."
Passing along all the savings to motorists, which economists say is unlikely, still wouldn't save them much money.
Broadcasters must air campaign ads, no matter how inaccurate, due to a law passed in 1934.
"The system held — but barely — and the question remains, will it hold again," committee member Rep. Adam Schiff said.
The agency says the idea is "to reduce youth use, addiction and death." Nicotine hooks people on cigarettes and other tobacco products. The industry is expected to fight the proposal.
Host Michael Morell talks with Pedro Burelli, former senior Venezuelan oil official and astute observer of Latin America, about its political and economic trajectory.
The idea, which would require the support of Congress, is already being met with skepticism.
CBS News projects Katie Britt wins the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Alabama, prevailing over Rep. Mo Brooks.
Cuellar was being challenged by progressive Jessica Cisneros, who forced a runoff election in May.
Some of the witnesses were publicly called out by Trump or his allies.
The bill closes the so-called "boyfriend loophole," according to Sen. Chris Murphy, who led negotiations.
The committee spent its fourth hearing examining Trump's effort to overturn the results of the election by pressuring state election officials and lawmakers.