More Americans disapprove than approve Trump's handling of transition
Days before his inauguration, Trump's favorable rating is lower than any president-elect in CBS News polling, going back to Reagan in 1981, when CBS News began taking this measure
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Days before his inauguration, Trump's favorable rating is lower than any president-elect in CBS News polling, going back to Reagan in 1981, when CBS News began taking this measure
He leaves office with a considerably higher approval rating than George W. Bush, but not as high as Clinton or Reagan
As President-elect Donald Trump is being sworn in, staffers will have just hours to move the new first family in -- and the Obamas out
The traditional event to mark a new presidency will include marching bands, a parade and balls -- as well as protesters
Has been treated for shortness of breath in Houston hospital since Saturday but is responding well, spokesperson says
More than 40 lawmakers won't attend the swearing in of Donald Trump as the 45th president
Trump's education nominee's response to a question about guns in schools during a confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill sparked outrage among Democrats and many on social media
Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pennsylvania) talked about the latest Cabinet confirmation hearings in an interview for CBSN's "Red and Blue"
Republican Gov. Paul LePage also offered an erroneous history lesson about racial segregation to Georgia Rep. John Lewis
At her confirmation hearing, the billionaire philanthropist also argued for other school options for parents if the public schools are failing
President-elect Donald Trump has claimed in the past that climate change is a hoax, though he has also said he's keeping an open mind on the issue
Washington institution who has announced inaugural parades for 60 years found out he would not be announcing Trump's inauguration
Retired Gen. James Cartwright pleaded guilty in October to making false statements during an investigation into a leak of classified information about a covert cyberattack on Iran’s nuclear facilities
Thus far, over 60 Democratic members of Congress are saying they won't be in town when Mr. Trump is sworn in on Friday
Chelsea Manning was convicted in 2013 in military court for providing to WikiLeaks more than 700,000 secret military and State Department documents