Justice Department: Clinton had right to delete personal emails
The DOJ told a federal court that the former secretary of state was within her rights to delete personal emails from her private server
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The DOJ told a federal court that the former secretary of state was within her rights to delete personal emails from her private server
President bowed to international pressure in deciding U.S. will take in 10,000 refugees from war-torn Syria
"The Tonight Show" is Trump's first late-night show appearance since he entered the presidential race
Still unclear whether Gov. Jerry Brown will sign the bill into law, which would allow terminally-ill patients to legally end their lives
The Wisconsin governor and Iowa native has been counting on a Midwest path to the presidency
Perry's announcement comes days before the second Republican debate
This was the first time Trump put a timeline of the implementation of part of his immigration plan
He visited Ferguson, Missouri, where unarmed teen Michael Brown was shot last summer. Carson talked with CBS News' Major Garrett in Ferguson
Democrats had already blocked the GOP's resolution of disapproval of the Iran nuclear deal in the Senate Thursday
The president awarded 21 individuals and organizations for their work in the arts and humanities fields
Jindal has continued to ramp up his attacks on Trump after commenting on his hair in an interview with CBS' Major Garrett Thursday
Baltimore mayor announces plans for her political future in wake of settlement over death of man injured in police custody
But a manual re-Tweet of the original still remains
The former Florida governor defends his fellow GOP 2016 nominees from Trump's attacks while joking that he still bears the brunt of them
Hundreds gather to remember terror attacks' anniversary at World Trade Center, Pentagon, Pa. field