Women eligible for draft? Could happen: experts
They say lift of ban on women in combat could open way to change in law; Separately, two lawmakers push to abolish Selective Service
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They say lift of ban on women in combat could open way to change in law; Separately, two lawmakers push to abolish Selective Service
In remarks celebrating Black History Month, N.J. Sen. Bob Menendez decries "faceless, nameless" accusers
Coburn, McCain sound off in final days before sequestration
Senior administration officials warn that the March 1 cuts will harm state economies in diverse, far-reaching ways
The president says Supreme Court should uphold key provision of landmark law, but people won't lose voting rights without it
Hagel "not qualified" to be defense secretary; just one of the "consequences" of Obama's reelection, McCain says
John Dickerson: If you're debating sequestration, you're doing it wrong
Arizona governor says U.S. border security must be strengthened before Congress passes comprehensive immigration reform
Four governors from both parties say Congress should avert sequestration, but diverge over how drastic its effects would be
Five days from sequestration, Sens. Ayotte, Kaine continue to sound their parties' arguments
Republicans and the White House each blame the other for the heavy spending cuts landing in just a few days
On first official trip overseas, secretary of state to visit nine countries in 10 days to discuss Syria, Iran
CBS MoneyWatch editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger reports Washington sequester would drag on nation's economic growth
Congress and the White House have six days to reach a deal to avoid across-the-board cuts that would total $85 billion
John Dickerson: How can Obama cut a deal with Republicans on immigration while at the same time beating them up over the budget?