Gingrich says Trump pardoning himself would be "arrogant statement of power"
A self-pardon "would lead to a reaction in the Congress that would be devastating," former House speaker tells CBS
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Intelligence agency with ties to Israeli government were "somehow operating" without the country's knowledge in trying to dig up dirt on Obama administration
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A look at the evolving explanations from the administration on how Trump Jr.'s statement on the meeting was drafted
UN calls on U.S. to stop separating migrant families
The UN human rights office is calling on the Trump administration to "immediately halt" its "zero tolerance" policy at the border
Commentary: Time for Bill Clinton to go away
The former president continues to embarrass himself and his party with a new book tour
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Eight states are holding primaries on Tuesday, and the outcome will affect the November midterms in a major way
Special counsel's team accuses Paul Manafort of witness tampering
Mueller's team says in new court filing that Manafort and one of his associates "repeatedly" contacted two witnesses in effort to influence their testimony
Trump tweets he has "absolute right" to pardon himself
Trump questioned why he would use such a power when he's "done nothing wrong"
Reagan would be "horrified at where we've come to," daughter says
With the impending anniversary of Reagan's death on June 5, Davis, an author, imagined what he would say if he could see the country now
White House says Trump has no need to pardon himself
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday that President Trump would have no reason to pardon himself
Ex-Trump doc under investigation by Pentagon
Trump had previously tapped White House doctor Ronny Jackson to run the VA, but unsubstantiated allegations about Jackson's conduct tanked his nomination
Supreme Court sides with Trump in pregnant immigrant teen case
The High Court vacated a lower court decision favoring the teen, who was held in government custody after illegally entering the country
Pruitt asked aide to acquire used Trump hotel mattress
His aide's attempt to took place as the EPA chief was moving to a new apartment
Trump and his critics on "lost" immigration children — AP fact check
Trump's critics of his immigration policy spread false alarms on "lost" migrant children
China threatens retaliation after trade talks end in impasse
The warning from Beijing came after the U.S. and China wrapped up talks on Beijing's pledge to narrow its trade surplus
Congress faces immigration showdown, tension over tariffs
Tensions are running particularly high as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is threatening to cancel the traditional August recess
Commentary: Can President Donald Trump pardon himself? Yes
Should he pardon himself? Well, actually…
First lady Melania Trump not attending G7, North Korea summits
Mrs. Trump's decision, via her spokeswoman, is a departure from last year, when she made an international summit debut in Italy
Giuliani adamant Trump would fight Mueller subpoena
The president's lawyer also claimed that Trump would not pardon himself as he's "done nothing wrong"
North Korea experts' advice to Trump: Keep summit as simple as possible
All eyes are on the U.S. as it prepares to head to Singapore for the U.S.-North Korea summit
Kasich "very, very concerned" about North Korea summit
The Ohio governor says the U.S. has to be "extremely careful" with North Korea, which has backtracked on promises before
CBS News Battleground Tracker: A closer look at the parties
In battleground districts where control of House will be decided, eight in 10 of Trump's 2016 backers say they're sticking with GOP for Congress.
Who will pay for Kim Jong Un's hotel stay in Singapore?
The question of who will foot the bill is just one of the logistical issues that will need to be hammered out ahead of the June 12 summit with President Trump
Report: In memo to Mueller, Trump's lawyers argue he could not have obstructed justice
A memo dated January 29, 2018, argues that the Constitution gives the president vast authority to, for instance, fire FBI Director James Comey
Kasich scolds GOP leaders for thinking "they have to ask permission from the president to do anything"
"When you are elected ... you have a duty to represent your district, but most important, represent your country, not to just be thinking about your political party," said Ohio Gov. John Kasich
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