John Kerry asks investigator to review State Dept. email policy
In the wake of controversy over Clinton emails, secretary of state asks for review of email archiving policies
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In the wake of controversy over Clinton emails, secretary of state asks for review of email archiving policies
Conservative presidential candidate rakes in donations since launching his campaign on Monday
"Clinton: The Musical" traces the ups and downs of the former president's time in office
The Senate minority leader announced his retirement Friday, but the race to replace him seemed to be over before it began
"We are HRC Super Volunteers, We are Legion, We do not allow sexism, We do not forgive words like 'polarizing' or 'calculating' Expect us"
Proposal aims to reduce the threat from drug-resistant germs that kill thousands each year
Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid's fifth term due to run out at the end of 2016
The Senate stays up late considering hundreds of amendments in an exercise that was mostly about scoring political points
Non-binding plan differs sharply from president's blueprint and would end Obamacare; needs to be reconciled with House-passed version
Policy changes come amid investigation into alleged DUI incident involving two senior Secret Service agents
CBS News poll on U.S. and Israel, Iran, and the fight against ISIS
Negotiators are racing to conclude a deal that would limit Iran's nuclear program by the end of the month
The former Congressman will serve the rest of his sentence either in a halfway house or under home confinement
Wisconsin governor (and likely 2016 GOP candidate) can't seem to make up his mind about a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants
Republicans are using their new congressional majorities to push strikingly conservative budgets through the House and Senate