Facebook has "not closed the book" on Russian-linked internet troll investigation
"We have not closed the book on this," a Facebook official told CBS News's Jeff Pegues
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"We have not closed the book on this," a Facebook official told CBS News's Jeff Pegues
In an exclusive interview with CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford, Betsy DeVos said she intends to move beyond the Obama directive "towards a better way"
A bipartisan group say the state innovation waiver program needs to be broadened to create market stabilization
"It could be discussed," the president said, "There are a lot of good reasons to do that"
The measure, which has a Dec. 8 deadline for government funding and the debt limit now goes to the House for a final vote
The Education secretary announced she would replace current system of handling campus sexual violence cases
"Military action would certainly be an option," Mr. Trump said Thursday. "Is it inevitable? Nothing is inevitable."
The president's eldest son met behind closed doors Thursday with Senate investigators
Sen. Mark Warner wants to know more about Facebook and Twitter ads apparently bought by phony Russian accounts during the 2016 presidential campaign
The ad points fingers at Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer the day after the president brokered a deal with Democrats over Republicans
The legislation would provide a pathway to citizenship for people who came to the U.S. illegally as children
Trump administration is phasing out the program that has deferred deportations for more than 780,000 people
Fox has often criticized Mr. Trump, even comparing him to Hitler last year and calling him a "crazy guy"
The speaker said that the president didn't want a partisan "food fight" amid the hurricanes
Kasich lent his support to a legal brief that opposes the GOP in a redistricting case being heard by the Supreme Court this fall