John Dickerson: Hillary Clinton's emails: Command, control, delete
How Clinton's team responds to questions about her private email account will tell us a lot about how the Clinton White House would operate
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How Clinton's team responds to questions about her private email account will tell us a lot about how the Clinton White House would operate
Ex-CIA chief's guilty plea for sharing classified information with his biographer and mistress still has to be approved by judge
Setup would have given her extra control over her emails as secretary of state; didn't mention the controversy but cheered prospect of woman president during Tuesday speech
Residents in several states are at risk of losing access to subsidies, but it's unclear how state lawmakers would respond to that outcome
The GOP is jumping on Hillary Clinton for using a personal email account while Secretary of State, but will it have a long-term effect?
The Clinton team's response to questions about her personal email use appear to fall short of regulations
The president did not tune in for the Israeli prime minister's speech
In a stinging defeat for conservatives, the bill does not include language restricting Obama's immigration policies
The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay rights group, says the vice president will headline its annual gala on Friday
The move makes Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, one of the first Republicans to take a formal step toward a 2016 presidential bid
The charge of mishandling classified materials stemmed from Petraeus' affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell
The prime minister's speech exposes a rift with the Obama administration
The bill could end a funding standoff, but it contains no restrictions on Obama's immigration policies, as conservatives have demanded
CBS News polled Americans on Israel, in advance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to a joint session of Congress
Amid controversy, the Israeli Prime Minister is set to speak to lawmakers Tuesday