Obama urges young leaders to "update" Africa on women's equality
The president welcomed 500 young African leaders to the White House as part of a leadership training fellowship
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The president welcomed 500 young African leaders to the White House as part of a leadership training fellowship
The conservative firebrand announced her own Internet channel, where she hopes to discuss issues without "the media's politically correct filter"
Obama to award medals to 22 groups and individuals who have contributed to the arts or the public's understanding of humanities
The trial for the former Virginia governor and his wife, charged with accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from a Virginia CEO, is expected to last at least five weeks
Regardless of age, gender, socio-economic status or geographic region, religion is a strong marker of political identity, Gallup shows
Although she's two years away from heading off to college, the president is practically weepy at the thought of her leaving
On the eve of their five-week summer recess, House and Senate Veterans Affairs committee chairmen hammered out a deal to reform the embattled VA
The chairman of the House Intellgence Committee warns that cyber attacks could expand the conflict
President Obama hosting a town hall with 500 African fellows fresh off tour of iconic U.S. sites
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Jeff Miller, R-Fla., moved past a public breakdown in negotiations last week to reach an agreement on reform legislation
Former secretary of state defends her record on Russia as she and others urge Europe to step up sanctions against Russia for interfering in Ukraine
The recent extension of Iranian nuclear talks freed up revenue for Tehran to send to militants in the Gaza strip, the House Intelligence Committee chairman said
Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal denounces Israeli "occupiers" to CBS News, adding: "We do not actually fight the Jews because they are Jews per se"
A new CBS News/New York Times analysis shows the GOP with an advantage in a number of Senate races, though control could still tip either way
Presidential historian Mark Updegrove on the successor to Nixon and his controversial pardon