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Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein talked about what went into her decision to release the committee's torture report in an interview with CBS News Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes
As details of damning report on harsh interrogation techniques come out, the release of the report itself continues to divide Washington
CBS News poll: Percentage of Americans saying relations are good down 10 points since spring, now at lowest point since 1997
Members of Congress largely agree they should formally authorize the fight against ISIS, but they disagree on when
Deal still faces House and Senate votes; would also delay politically charged battle over President Obama's immigration plan until next year
Congressmen say Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases raise "multiple, complex issues" including use of force and the grand jury process
Senators complain that the White House hasn't given Congress enough guidance on how to define war against the Islamic militant group
The president says he doesn't believe his successors will undo his actions
The president said it was important to release the Senate Intelligence Committee's damning report on the CIA
Report on CIA's detention and interrogation program spurs bulletins
The former Affordable Care Act adviser was recorded saying the law had passed, in part, because of the "stupidity of the American voter"
The Massachusetts Democratic senator has said she has no intention of launching a run for the White House
CBS News correspondents and contributors offer updates and analysis of the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation into enhanced interrogation techniques
Senate Republicans report they are "in awe" of what the CIA accomplished in their efforts to prevent another attack
The Justice Department's decision comes after its review of the Senate Intelligence Committee's full report
