HUD Secretary Julian Castro violates U.S. law in his endorsement of Clinton
A government watchdog says Secretary Julian Castro mixed his personal views with official government agency business in his endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president
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A government watchdog says Secretary Julian Castro mixed his personal views with official government agency business in his endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president
President Erdogan talks death penalty while purging of thousands of alleged coup plotters; tensions rise between Turkey and the West
Data suggests Trump out-trends Clinton on Facebook, users remain interested in the issue of law and order
Bill earlier this year has been criticized in Indiana as limiting public access to police footage, and forced some departments to drop their programs
Lorain, Ohio used to be called Steel City, but the last mill closed three months ago; now a city that in presidential elections has been reliably Democratic might cross the aisle
Each day of the four-day Republican nominating convention highlights a different imperative for the candidate and the country
Protesters from across the political spectrum have descended on Cleveland for the Republican convention
Pence wrote the op-ed before he ran for Congress and when he served as a radio talk show host
The presumptive Democratic nominee spoke to the NAACP's convention in Cincinnati Monday
The nation is poised to elect one of its oldest presidents, and some questions linger about Hillary Clinton's and Donald Trump's health disclosures
Poll suggests disapproval for Trump's border wall and Muslim ban, finds support for more legal paths towards citizenship
Kettles helped save 40 soldiers and four members of his unit in the Vietnam War
As the political world turns its attention to Cleveland today, here's a quick guide from CBS News for what to keep an eye on this week
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, speak to Lesley Stahl in their first joint interview
Unity may have been the goal in putting Mike Pence on the ticket, but it won't be a unified Republican party that convenes in Cleveland