Report: Cuban gov't may have been behind Menendez prostitution claims
Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., has asked the Justice Department to look into Cuba's potential connection to the smear campaign
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Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., has asked the Justice Department to look into Cuba's potential connection to the smear campaign
The Texas governor demanded a "substantive meeting" and not "a quick handshake on the tarmac" while Obama is in Texas this week
Lower court challenges to the health care law are far from over, but they're relying on uncertain legal arguments
White House is expected to announce soon that it is investigating the matter; German Chancellor Merkel will want explanation
She says she appreciates that the Clinton didn't go after her in 2008, despite the Obama campaign's urging
The White House said that most are unlikely to qualify for humanitarian relief that would prevent them from being sent back to their home countries
The president brought forward a new administration effort to place quality teachers in schools that need them the most
Everytown for Gun Safety will begin surveying all 2014 congressional candidates on their gun control positions
"CBS News: 50 Years Later, Civil Rights," a live interactive event powered by Microsoft's Bing Pulse and hosted by Bob Schieffer, will be held on July 24
Lawmakers and experts debate whether the migration surge from Central America is more than just a humanitarian issue
Republicans say Obama can't (or won't) secure the border, but Democrats fault the GOP for blocking immigration reform that would amp up border resources
The Arizona senator responds to being named Hillary Clinton's favorite Republican
Joined by Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Arizona Republican argues the crises in Iraq and Syria were preventable
The Republican National Committee aims to capitalize on nostalgia for former President George W. Bush with a new fundraising pitch
The House speaker in a Sunday op-ed defends his lawsuit against the president's executive actions