White House makes changes to staff structure
President Obama's chief of staff relinquishes some day-to-day duties to manage relations with lawmakers on Capitol Hill
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President Obama's chief of staff relinquishes some day-to-day duties to manage relations with lawmakers on Capitol Hill
GOP presidential candidate marred by claims of sexual impropriety insists it's "totally fabricated"
In a state vote with national implications, Ohio will decide Tuesday whether to keep the state's new controversial union law
The former Massachusetts governor said TV viewers either will hear of Obama's re-election or that "Mitt is it"
In e-mail, candidate says career has included much "friendly banter" and suggests allegations against political figures are inevitable
Just ahead of Veteran's Day, Senate seems poised to approve parts of Obama's jobs plan that benefits veterans and businesses
An online petition prompts a White House official to issue a denial that the U.S. has evidence of extraterrestrial creatures
After hacker group calls on voters to shut down Iowa caucuses, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad stresses need for vigilance
Jon Huntsman's daughters chat with CBSNews.com about their spoof of Herman Cain's bizarre "smoking" ad
Gloria Allred says her client is not pursuing charges, but a lawyer tells Hotsheet the latest allegations against Cain may have amounted to harassment
As the candidate tries to stay on message, his campaign could depend on whether the allegations are now viewed by GOP voters as more credible
The Occupy movement is against greed, but many are trying to make money with patents and merchandise about it
Lawyer for one of the Cain accusers says fourth woman's story "corroborates" claim of his client
Sharon Bialek is first woman to publicly accuse Cain of inappropriate behavior after three other accusers chose not to go public
Bachmann says she would not balance the budget in wartime