Four intelligence chiefs will brief Trump Friday
The DNI, along with the directors of the FBI, CIA and NSA, will brief Trump on their Russian hacking report, which will be completed this week
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The DNI, along with the directors of the FBI, CIA and NSA, will brief Trump on their Russian hacking report, which will be completed this week
The first lady will be speaking at the 2017 School Counselor of the Year event at the White House
Vice President-elect Mike Pence discussed the strategy with House Republicans Wednesday while President Obama huddled with Democrats
Why the incoming administration and the Republican Congress are heading toward an inevitable schism
Oil giant says it would be done to comply with federal conflict-of-interest rules if he's confirmed as secretary of state -- and he'd give up some $7M
The NAACP held the demonstration against Alabama Republican Jeff Sessions, who has been nominated by President-elect Trump for Attorney General
Vice President Joe Biden drew a ton of laughs at his final mock ceremonial swearing-in of new U.S. senators on Monday, Jan. 3, 2017
Seculates that briefers might need more time “to build a case” and pronounced it “[v]ery strange!”; intel officials deny session was postponed
During lawmaker swearing-ins on Monday, House Speaker Paul Ryan was confused when a congressman’s son busted out the popular pose
The president-elect said he would be holding the press conference in New York City on Jan. 11 to detail the future of his businesses
In debut of CBSN's political show "Red and Blue," Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana discusses GOP plans for President Obama's signature health care program
He'll work on foreign policy issues at Penn and continue work on his cancer research initiative, he told a guest at the Capitol on Tuesday
The president-elect is suing chef Jose Andrés for backing out of a deal to open a restaurant in his D.C. hotel, blocks from the White House
The Senate has a record number of women and a record number of women of color, while the House is also showing more diversity in its ranks. Here are some of the notable new freshmen on the hill
Former Presidents Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush as well as his wife Laura are also expected to attend