Democrats accuse GOP, Donald Trump of voter intimidation in four states
This comes after the Democratic National Committee said their GOP counterparts violated a decree intended to prevent voter intimidation
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This comes after the Democratic National Committee said their GOP counterparts violated a decree intended to prevent voter intimidation
CBS News' Elections Director Anthony Salvanto talks about the way voters view Clinton's emails, and the race so far in Georgia and Colorado
Bus bears slogan "Forward Together," features likenesses of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine
Here's a hint: It's not because of tax increases, government regulations or Obamacare. Here's another: Look at Congress
Republicans added hundreds of thousands of voters to the rolls since 2012 in states like Florida and Arizona
The U.S. needs policies that can boost growth, jobs, living standards and fairness -- and politics won't make that any easier
The House minority leader weighed on the FBI interview with Clinton about her emails and the battle in Congress over Zika funding
The stock answer is less than you might think -- but here's why that's not really the case
These Google Chrome extensions can help keep a disliked candidate out of sight
GOP presidential hopeful will release his latest economic ambitions Monday at the Detroit Economic Club
Bill Clinton eulogized longtime family friend Mark Weiner, calling him "forever young, forever exuberant"
Poll suggests disapproval for Trump's border wall and Muslim ban, finds support for more legal paths towards citizenship
Yes, actually -- and that's why savvy investors watch the S&P 500's performance from July through October of an election year
It will be considered later this month at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia
The 2012 GOP presidential nominee says his family is still urging him to run as an independent: "You've gotta run, Dad"
Some in the GOP worry their controversial nominee will be a drag on other Republicans in November - what do the numbers say?
The Pennsylvania Democrat, found guilty of racketeering and fraud, had initially said he'd wait until October to step down
Democrats plan to hold the floor of the House despite Republicans adjourning the chamber into recess until after July 4th
Regulations are aimed at blocking financial advisers from steering clients toward investments with higher commissions and fees
Democrats stage lengthy sit-in, demanding a vote on gun legislation -- but so far, House Speaker Paul Ryan hasn't budged
Measure drew immediate opposition from Democrats, who signaled they would scuttle it over its spending cuts and "poison pills"
The past few weeks have not been kind to Republican hopes of capturing the White House
None of the proposed legislation became law and very few of the proposals even made it to the House or Senate floor
Rubio appears to be reconsidering his decision to not run for reelection to the Senate
Democrats' "no-fly, no-buy" legislation would prevent people on the no-fly list from buying guns