Court begins review of Pa. voter ID law
Lower court again hears arguments on whether voter identification requirement presents undue burden for those without ID
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Lower court again hears arguments on whether voter identification requirement presents undue burden for those without ID
Will tell leaders U.S. won't shrink from its role in transitioning nations; Will call consulate attack an "assault on the very ideals upon which the U.N. was founded"
President has no meetings with world leaders during current U.N. General Assembly; White House says it has them all the time
Vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says in Ohio that Americans "are beginning to give up hope" about living American dream
CBS News takes a look at the top 20 super PAC donors through the end of August
Republican presidential nominee says that as president he "will shape events" in the Middle East
Sen. Charles Grassley is investigating a rift between the ATF and a U.S. Attorney's office that could end up letting alleged criminals go free
At New Jersey fundraiser, Biden says he's optimistic about America's future, lauds Obama's leadership
The president described watching the raid on the terrorist leader in real time on NBC News' "Rock Center"
John McCain on Wednesday decried as "sinister" Michele Bachmann's letter linking a Clinton aide to the Muslim Brotherhood
As Romney slams "apology," WH official tells Politico it did not authorize Cairo embassy's statement after protester attacks
Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell speak to former President Bill Clinton in New York about Obama, revisiting the campaign trail, and his wife's political aspirations
GOP candidate rejects suggestions that the race may be slipping away, says he doesn't pay attention to day-to-day polls
Program with $465 fee would stop deportations for more than a million illegal children
After a rough week in the polls, the GOP presidential candidate tells donors he is still a strong leader