Bolton in Turkey to negotiate Kurds' fate amid Syria policy confusion
Kurdish fighters were vital U.S. ally in fight against ISIS, but if U.S. walks away, they fear Turkey could try to swoop in and wipe them out
Watch CBS News
Kurdish fighters were vital U.S. ally in fight against ISIS, but if U.S. walks away, they fear Turkey could try to swoop in and wipe them out
A federal judge will determine whether the Trump administration can add the citizenship question to the 2020 Census
China complained of a sighting of a U.S. warship in what it said were Chinese waters, complicating new trade talks
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Sunday repeated a false claim put forth by her and other Trump administration officials
National Park Service says it will use visitor fees to fund the maintenance of national parks; Democrats say the move may be illegal
Warren's trip showcased the different ways Democratic voters are going about looking for a candidate who can take on Trump. And on that front, there were mixed views on Warren's approach so far
Sen. Dick Durbin, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rep. Colin Allred, Rep. Jahana Hayes, Rep. Max Rose, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, Dan Balz, Ed O'Keefe, Shannon Pettypiece, and Mark Landler appeared on this broadcast of "Face the Nation."
The Illinois Democrat added that the president will face a legal battle if he declares a national emergency to build a border wall
"The goal is to repair a damaged, broken immigration system. It's to implement policies Democrats have voted for in the past," Graham said
National security adviser John Bolton, on Middle East trip meant to assure allies, says the U.S. withdrawal from Syria is linked to several conditions
"We have to get to work. We cannot keep operating in hard lines," Rep. Jahana Hayes said
In the midst of a partial federal shutdown, the most powerful woman in U.S. politics presses the validity of the legislative branch of government with a president she feels respects the Oval Office less than she does
Kevin Sweeney had served under former Defense Secretary James Mattis, who resigned in late December
White House officials and congressional aides kicked off weekend talks Saturday aimed at ending a partial government shutdown
"These deployed personnel will remain in the region until the security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo becomes such that their presence is no longer needed"