Trump-backed candidate fails to avoid runoff in Alabama Senate race
Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore and Sen. Luther Strange failed to get 50 percent of the vote; Trump endorsed Strange
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Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore and Sen. Luther Strange failed to get 50 percent of the vote; Trump endorsed Strange
Dr. Calvin Butts, pastor of New York's Abyssinian Baptist Church, spoke with Anthony Mason about his reaction to President Trump's comments
CBS News reporter Paula Reid was on the ground in Charlottesville during the demonstration, has a different view of what happened there
On Tuesday, the president said the "alt-left" was partly responsible for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend
"We cannot sit on a council for a President who tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism," Richard Trumka says
President Trump placed blame "on many sides" for the violence that occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia
In a statement that was supposed to be focused on infrastructure, the president doubled down on his response to the domestic terror attack at a white supremacist rally
White House official says it's "disheartening" to see uptick in verbal and online attacks on National Security Council members
The president has repeatedly threatened to end the payments, which are made to health insurers to help low-income people with out-of-pocket expenses
Roy Moore, a former Alabama Supreme Court judge who is running for the U.S. Senate, rode his horse "Sassy" to the polls on Tuesday
Vice president expresses confidence in a "peaceable solution to the crisis facing Venezuelan people" during press conference with Argentina's president
The U.S. Attorney's Office in D.C. has subpoenaed records from a web-hosting company which hosts a group that allegedly helped plan Trump inauguration protests
Four top executives have resigned from the council in the wake of the way President Trump handled the violence and terror attack that rocked Charlottesville
In May, agencies found small cells within the white supremacist movement would continue to pose a threat over the next year
The president also deleted a Twitter post that was intended to mock him