Senators slam Trump's travel ban call in wake of London attack
Senators Mark Warner and Susan Collins both called into question President Donald Trump's renewed call for a travel ban
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Senators Mark Warner and Susan Collins both called into question President Donald Trump's renewed call for a travel ban
Collins says the Senate Intelligence Committee needs to hear from James Comey directly on the circumstances following his recent termination
"I can tell you the international community is concerned about Russia's meddling within all of their elections," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations says
"We must stop being politically correct and get down to business of security for our people," President Trump tweeted following a fatal terror attack in London
One tweet read: "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough. We need the courts to give us back our rights. We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!"
President has a busy week ahead with former FBI Director James Comey scheduled to testify before Congress on June 8
President Trump filed for an extension on his 2016 taxes, CBS News has confirmed
U.N. ambassador says president recognizes pollution contributes to climate change, despite decision to withdraw U.S. from Paris accord
Secretary Jim Mattis called the North Koreans a "clear and present danger" in a speech on Saturday
"It wasn't right, the way I treated (the reporter), and that's why I took responsibility," Greg Gianforte said in an interview with CBS affiliate KHXL
Richard Spencer is a former financial industry executive and former Marine Corps captain
Nunes signed all seven subpoenas issued this week by House Intelligence Committee, even though he has stepped back from the Russia probe
An associate of the former FBI director says he still wants to testify before Congress next week
U.S. mayors, Michael Bloomberg say they "won't let Washington stand in the way" of meeting Paris targets
Federal agencies are returning copies of a Senate report on harsh interrogation tactics used against terror suspects, and Democrats aren't happy about it