Feds subpoena Chris Christie's campaign, GOP
The New Jersey gov's re-election campaign and the state GOP received subpoenas related to investigations into the George Washington Bridge lane closures
Watch CBS News
The New Jersey gov's re-election campaign and the state GOP received subpoenas related to investigations into the George Washington Bridge lane closures
However, former contractor who exposed secret surveillance programs maintains that NSA data collection is doing more harm than good
The New York senator argues his party has failed to respond to the tea party's charge that government is the root of Americans' problems
As the top-ranking Republican woman in Congress, McMorris Rodgers will help the GOP highlight its commitment to winning over women
The former Arkansas governor stirs up controversy suggesting that Dems think women can't "control their libido" without the government's help
Subway will spend $41 million to revamp kids' menu and encourage them to eat more fruits and vegetables
Rep. Steve Stockman, who is challenging Sen. John Cornyn in the Republican primary, has been all but absent from both Texas and Washington, D.C.
With Obamacare marketplaces open, Gallup finds the uninsured rates has fallen among jobless Americans
Tony Perkins says that while he’s currently not interested in running for Congress from Louisiana, he’s learned to “never say never”
After reviewing NSA programs for four months, a sharply divided government task force urges Obama to stop bulk metadata collection
For the first time since CBS News began asking the question, a slight majority of Americans support the legalization of marijuana use
Headlining the RNC's winter meeting Thursday, the 2008 Republican presidential candidate is starting to phase out punditry in favor of politics
Attorney General Mark R. Herring officially joins a lawsuit challenging the state's 2006 ban on same-sex marriage
Most disapprove of the NSA leaker's actions and only a quarter of Americans think he should be granted amnesty, a new CBS News poll reveals
The U.S. will run out of borrowing authority by late February, sooner than Secretary Lew thought in December