U.N. rights chief denounces Trump's "incitement" against press
Human rights chief and Jordanian Prince Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein says Trump's "demonization" could lead to violence
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Human rights chief and Jordanian Prince Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein says Trump's "demonization" could lead to violence
CBS News Radio's Steve Dorsey also confirmed identities of the two Cuban embassy officials asked to leave the U.S. in May
Congress must pass a spending package by the end of September to prevent a government shutdown
The meeting will come as lawmakers return to Capitol Hill from a month-long recess from Washington and face a daunting agenda in September
NY, NJ lawmakers pledge support for Harvey relief as debate over Sandy funds resurfaces
A San Diego university is receiving backlash for their course focusing about the movement and race
Public school officials are considering changing school names, images and statues of confederate figures
The fact sheet highlights "induced starvation" in the nation's system of prison camps -- one of which is six times larger than Manhattan
The president's eldest son was invited to testify in an open session before Congress in July but declined, opting to have the interview behind closed doors
"We are prepared to provide all of the accommodation that is needed," Gov. Greg Abbott told CBS News
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he will establish a panel of experts who will provide recommendations on how to implement the president's direction
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott downplayed the effects of a bill that goes into effect Friday that will make it more complicated for people to sue their property insurance companies in a dispute
The hotel is located just blocks from the White House on Pennsylvania Avenue
Judge Jed Rakoff said the lawsuit seeking unspecified damages "fails on its face to adequately allege actual malice"
CBS News has obtained the statement Trump Organization lawyer Michael Cohen submitted to the House Intel Committee