Mattis: "Nothing has been decided" on military parade
Secretary of Defense Gen. James Mattis says that "nothing has been decided" on Trump's request for a military parade
Politics
Senators call for investigation into USOC, USA gymnastics
The bipartisan action follows the sentencing of Larry Nassar who has been accused of sexually assaulting over 150 women and girls
Meghan McCain says Trump won't attack her father again
"I don't think at this point in his administration it would be beneficial to him in any way," said McCain
Suddenly, it's cool to be bipartisan in Congress
About two dozen senators, Democrats and Republicans, meet almost daily to try to hammer out an immigration plan
Democratic group backed by Eric Holder, Obama plans to target GOP gerrymandering
The group plans to target a dozen states, according to The New York Times
Former Miss America to run for Congress in Alabama
29-year-old Mallory Hagan was crowned Miss America in 2013
"Baby judges school" is underway for new federal judicial appointees
The training is the first to be held for judges appointed by Trump
Trump continues to paint immigrants as criminals
Trump is highlighting gang connections and calling family reunification a national security threat
Democrats fear GOP tactic to take control in states: Recalls
The tactic could undermine the validity of elections across the U.S.
Koch brothers try to navigate differences with Trump going into 2018 elections
The Koch network and the Trump administration often have vastly different views. But they want the same thing in November
How CBS News reported the last national military parade in 1991
There was "so much military hardware moving, at times it seemed as if Washington was under attack," CBS News correspondent Eric Engberg said
Pentagon evaluating dates for military parade at Trump's request
The White House confirms President Trump has requested that the military look at options
House passes short-term spending bill to prevent government shutdown
The GOP's bill would provide an increase in funding to the military through September
Grassley tells Attorney General Sessions his memo doesn't comply with law
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman says a recent directive Sessions wrote about communications between DOJ employees and Congress needs to be revised
Trump says he would "love" a government shutdown
President Trump said that he would allow the government to shut down if an immigration policy agreement can't be met
Latest Politics Videos
Latest Politics Videos
White House warns Democrats over planned probes
Building adaptive homes for disabled veterans
El-Sayed pushes Van Hollen for leadership
Rep.-elect Chris Rabb on plans for Congress
Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate race
Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda on his midterm win
Scott Bessent relocates to military base
11 House Democrats fail to attend Hegseth impeachment vote
A look at Mississippi election facility
Hegseth's group reprimanded for noise at Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Nvidia's stock dives as board weighs move to oust Jensen Huang
Baby found buried alive, father charged with attempted murder
Exclusive
Ole Miss students speak out after alleged racial harassment in video
First on CBS
Congressional Democrats target Trump's "pardon industrial complex"
SS United States to become world's largest artificial reef
White House warns of "blatant criminality" in Democratic probes
Petition for new Epstein files bill gets enough support for vote
