Budget deal clears Senate, averting near-term shutdown threats
No more government shutdowns likely in the next two years, but Republicans are unhappy about cuts to military pensions
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No more government shutdowns likely in the next two years, but Republicans are unhappy about cuts to military pensions
Task force convened by the president proposes new safeguards and limits on U.S. spying practices; final review will conclude in January
Republicans slammed John Podesta, a new adviser to the president, after he compared the House GOP to a murderous cult
Spurred by website problems, insurance companies announce consumers now have until Jan. 10 to pay first 2014 premium
Major Garrett: Is immigration reform in sight, or is it a mirage?
U.S. Senate Commerce Committee to look into why Port Authority closed access ramps that Democrats say was an act of political payback
Members predict 2012 GOP VP nominee Rep. Paul Ryan will chair the Ways and Means Committee or run for House Speaker, per a new report
Uninsured Americans explain their views on how the Affordable Care Act will impact their lives
Both groups disapprove of the law overall and most think the law will hurt rather than help them, according to a CBS News/New York Times poll
Advocacy groups had been urging President Obama to send gay athletes to Sochi to draw attention to Russia's treatment of gays and lesbians
Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook and others urge Obama to "move aggressively" to reform government surveillance
After Obama's encounter with Cuba's president, the frosty relationship between the U.S. and Cuba is back in focus
Kurt DelBene will oversee Obamacare website during critical phase of the health care law’s implementation
There will be no filibuster under new Senate rules, but Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., says he’ll still drag out the confirmation vote for Janet Yellen, Obama’s Fed nominee
The former Massachusetts GOP senator is giving legs to speculation that he's mulling a 2014 bid in the more conservative Granite State