Dotty Lynch, CBS News veteran and political trailblazer, dies at 69
Before joining CBS News, Lynch was a political operative and the first woman pollster for a presidential campaign
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Before joining CBS News, Lynch was a political operative and the first woman pollster for a presidential campaign
Meanwhile, the Pentagon says there are no plans to expand air campaign against ISIS
The Louisiana governor says he won't be endorsing embattled Rep. Vance McAllister's reelection bid
The race between Sen. Brian Schatz and Rep. Colleen Hanabusa remains too close to call - and that won't change anytime soon
Obama once referred to his "Uncle Charlie" in a story about American troops liberating concentration camps
Will their outreach reverse the trend of Hispanics' increasing Democratic support?
In states like Arkansas, Michigan and Alaska, security at the U.S.-Mexico border has become a midterm campaign issue
The former CIA deputy director says that U.S. involvement is key
Critics of President Obama's handling of the Iraq crisis argue ISIS is stronger than al Qaeda was in 2001 - do they have a point?
President Obama authorized U.S. airstrikes in part to save the small sect in northern Iraq that has been singled out by extremists as "devil worshipers" for slaughter
In an interview, the former secretary of state characterized the president's foreign policy as "cautious"
Leading Republicans urge the president to step up American military involvement in Iraq's civil war, but Democrats want a more limited mission
Democratic Sen. Jack Reed says the U.S. strikes against ISIS have been "very effective" but that Iraq needs to overhaul its government
The Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa offered Republican hopefuls a chance to speak with evangelical voters more than a year before the start of the 2016 nominating process
Abercrombie, a Democrat, was ousted by a state senator who defied party leadership to challenge the incumbent