Child advocacy groups ask judge to block indefinite detainment
The organizations, which include the American Academy of Pediatrics, say a new federal rule would harm migrant children and deprive them of certain rights
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The organizations, which include the American Academy of Pediatrics, say a new federal rule would harm migrant children and deprive them of certain rights
Trump administration abruptly shuttered a program that offered certain immigrants, including children with life-threatening health conditions, a temporary reprieve from deportation
The Democratic National Committee wants to increase participation in the caucuses, but says its concerned about security
A senior administration official said the president "has made no secret" that U.S. interests should be prioritized
Abbott had sent a fundraising mailer that called on supporters to "defend Texas" from illegal immigration
A massive ad blitz wasn't enough to get the billionaire activist into the September Democratic debate
Attorneys general in Illinois and Washington, D.C. are looking into how the company's vaping device became so popular with teens
In his first TV interview since leaving the Trump Administration, the former secretary of defense urges caution, saying the rabid nature of politics today "could tear this country apart"
Mental health experts say that won't solve the gun violence crisis
On "The Takeout" podcast this week, Cloud, who plays for the Washington Mystics, tells Major Garrett about how she organized a media blackout in June to protest gun violence in D.C.
For many voters who came to see him during a campaign swing through South Carolina, the former vice president's missteps made him all the more endearing
The first and second Democratic presidential debates took place over two nights each. Half the candidates did not meet the party's threshold to qualify for the third debate
The Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General found that James Comey did violate policy by taking home memos
The head of the nation's largest labor federation told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast that "there is no question that ultimately we need to establish a single-payer system"
"This discourages people from wanting to work for the government overseas, because you're going to hurt yourself and your family if you do that," retired Lieutenant Colonel Margaret Stock told CBS News