The wild drama of Trump's first year
From Jan. 20, 2017, to Jan. 20, 2018, President Trump's presidency has been quite the ride
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Government shutdown may be first since 2013, but isn't unheard of
The government has partially shut down three times in the past quarter-century — and far more often in decades past
Trump administration plans to gut drug office, eliminate budgetary authority
President Trump is planning on gutting the Office of National Drug Control and Policy by slashing more than $340 million from its budget, a Trump administration source says
Trump tweets on shutdown, says Democrats wanted to give him "nice present"
The government shutdown comes on the anniversary of President Trump's inauguration
Vice President Pence in Egypt amid government shutdown
Vice President Mike Pence left behind the U.S. government shutdown and readied for security and counterterrorism talks Saturday with Egypt's leader
Government shuts down after Senate fails to reach a deal
A Senate procedural vote failed, and members failed to reach a deal before midnight. On Capitol Hill, negotiations appear stalled
Government shutdown: Who is affected and what's next?
The longer the shutdown continues, the more likely its impact will be felt
McConnell: Senate will be back Sunday and "as long as it takes"-- live updates
At the White House, dialing the main number got a recording that blames Democrats for holding national security hostage, and that recording promises someone will pick up the phone -- but not until the shutdown ends
Government shutdown: How the Trump-Schumer negotiations played out
Here's a play-by-play on how the day's negotiations between the president and Schumer went - provided by CBS News' Nancy Cordes
Terrorism no longer the military's top priority, Mattis says
The focus is turning to maintaining a military advantage over China and Russia
Women think U.S. would be better off with more women in office - CBS News poll
Most women say it's important for women to run for political office and think the country would be better off for it, but there is a partisan divide on the question
Suspect charged with federal crime in Rand Paul assault
The attack on Nov. 3 left Paul with multiple fractured ribs and subsequently contracted and required medical attention for pneumonia
Women's March kicks off again this weekend
Last year's Women's March brought 500,000 people to Washington, D.C., although fewer are expected to attend this year
DOJ to re-try Bob Menendez corruption case
Menendez was acquitted in November, after the jury was deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial
Nancy Pelosi to be guest judge on "RuPaul's Drag Race"
The California Democrat revealed that she recently taped an episode of the reality competition show
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