Firm that checked NSA leaker's background under investigation
A government inspector general told lawmakers the contractor that performed Edward Snowden's background check is being probed
Watch CBS News
A government inspector general told lawmakers the contractor that performed Edward Snowden's background check is being probed
Post-attack photos were handed over to a watchdog group by the State Department after a Freedom of Information Act request
62 Republicans vote against the 5-year, $500 billion bill that would have cut $2 billion a year from food stamps
The president often reaches for a familiar cliche to explain why a problem can't be solved quickly
House Speaker is having Paul Ryan, R-Wis., take a closer look at a positive analysis of immigration reform's budget effects
Mayors Against Illegal Guns says alleged Boston bomber's name "should have been deleted" from list of victims read at event
After onetime Hillary Clinton critic Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., endorsed her for president in 2016, Clinton called her, McCaskill said Thursday
Before the current term ends next week, rulings are expected in cases involving controversial issues such as voting rights and same-sex marriage
Bipartisan compromise on toughening border security could be close, lawmakers say; would smooth way to passage of sweeping bill
Sen. Dainne Feinstein of California asks defense secretary to find different solution to inmates' hunger strike
The president is preparing a plan to use executive orders to target the pollution that leads to global warming
Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, says despite the sequester, the IRS is making a deal with its employees' union to pay out bonuses
Soon after 2009 inauguration, Obama made reducing world's stockpile of nukes a cornerstone of his agenda, and he's keeping the pressure on
Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, becomes third Republican senator to support same-sex marriage
Major Garrett: The president returns to Berlin less the rock star and more the battle-hardened pragmatist