Democratic mega-donor dies amid "mental health issue"
The powerful Texas trial lawyer died after what his wife says was "a sudden onset and battle with a mental health issue"
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The powerful Texas trial lawyer died after what his wife says was "a sudden onset and battle with a mental health issue"
Ridge, 72, a former governor of Pennsylvania, was attending the Republican Governors Association conference at a hotel in Austin, Texas when he called hotel staff seeking medical assistance
President Trump will name Mick Mulvaney the interim CFPB head, administration sources tell CBS News' Major Garrett
"The first thing I want to do is apologize," Franken said in a statement; accuser Leeann Tweeden spoke at a news conference in Los Angeles
Near party-line 227-205 vote came Thursday as Democrats on the other side of the Capitol pointed to new estimates showing Senate version of the plan would boost future taxes on lower and middle-income Americans
The "Fix NICS Act" aims to ensure federal entities accurately report relevant criminal history records to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System
Radio news anchor Leeann Tweeden says that Sen. Al Franken "kissed and groped" her without consent in 2006
Menendez speaks out for the first time since the judge's decision
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says elephant trophy hunting in Zimbabwe "will enhance the survival of the species in the wild"
Concerns about higher taxes for men, who make up majority of those paying alimony, and nastier divorce negotiations
NYT says billionaire brothers backing renewed push to merge women's magazines giant with publisher of Time and People
Mnuchin and his wife were celebrating the first bills printed with his signature, but critics called them out-of-touch plutocrats
"What we have right now is a process that's opaque, difficult to navigate and most survivors don't even know where to report," said Gillibrand
Since President Trump's election, the agency has been able to make more arrests, prioritizing any individual who crosses the border illegally
Wisconsin's Ron Johnson on Wednesday became the first Republican senator to say he opposes his party's tax bill