Air Force may reconsider ban on transgender troops
Deborah Lee James, the Air Force Secretary, said the policy may come under review this year
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Deborah Lee James, the Air Force Secretary, said the policy may come under review this year
The Justice Department's statistics division releases a report Thursday morning focusing on the differences between students and non-students
While his administration works to resolve racial inequities, Obama attempts to turn to history to explain them
The U.S. is behind in safety regulations that would permit unmanned aircraft operations, witnesses told a House panel Wednesday
A new CBS News poll finds stark racial differences on views of the police and race relations in the U.S.
CNBC surveyed an online panel of millionaires about the next presidential race, and some familiar names topped the wish-list
A Pew survey shows Americans, by a slim margin, believe protecting gun rights is more important than controlling gun ownership
Dr. James Mitchell, who is widely reported to have crafted the enhanced interrogation program, says the report was "not balanced"
Jose Rodriguez explains why the CIA implemented the enhanced interrogation techniques on senior al Qaeda operative Abu Zubaydah
The Senate is expected to vote on the nomination of Dr. Vivek Murthy before leaving town
The Senate's so-called "torture report" says most of the useful information used to find the al Qaeda leader was gleaned from detainees before coercive measures were used
At W.H. Summit on Early Education, president hails $330 million in private commitments, announces up to $750 million in new federal grants
After complaining about the way Democrats changed the rules for approving nominations, Senate Republicans may keep them
Lawmakers squeeze in some changes to the healthy school lunch program, cutting back on unpopular restrictions
GOP congressman in charge of House Benghazi investigation says he's "keenly aware" that many believe there's nothing left to examine