Some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are avoiding national gun debate
A powerful group of vulnerable lawmakers — both Republicans and Democrats — have pointedly avoided the national conversation about guns
Watch CBS News
A powerful group of vulnerable lawmakers — both Republicans and Democrats — have pointedly avoided the national conversation about guns
Court orders have forced the Trump administration to keep issuing renewals of the deportation protection, easing the sense of urgency
The 90th Academy Awards saw topics like immigration, gun laws and the president's penchant for social media
Chris Christie gave the "Fire Sessions" movement a push over the weekend
Stars voiced their support for immigrants at the Oscars on Sunday
Cameron Ross Burgess, 26, identified as the man who fatally shot himself Saturday in front of the White House, authorities confirm
President Trump raised the possibility of talks with North Korea if it gives up its nuclear program during a speech on Saturday
Peter Navarro says Americans are "willing to pay a cent and a half more for a six pack of beer" to protect U.S. aluminum and steel
Andrew Pollack, whose daughter Meadow was killed in the Florida high school shooting, says activists should focus on school safety
The moderate West Virginia Democrat says his bill to strengthen background checks for gun buyers would have passed if Trump were president in 2013
The Republican senator says aluminum and steel tariffs are a "bad idea" that will hurt U.S. industry and consumers -- but Democrat Sen. Manchin is supportive
Amid personnel tumult at the White House, the Republican senator voices confidence in the president’s chief of staff and national security adviser
"Nobody does self-deprecating humor better than I do. It's not even close," Mr. Trump joked
Lawmakers spent nearly eight hours debating dozens of amendments in the special session Saturday
The first border wall contractor selected lists just one employee, the Associated Press reports