White House aide Rob Porter resigning amid abuse allegations
The White House was aware of the allegations, and he did not receive full security clearance, CBS News' Major Garrett has learned
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The White House was aware of the allegations, and he did not receive full security clearance, CBS News' Major Garrett has learned
Secretary of Defense Gen. James Mattis says that "nothing has been decided" on Trump's request for a military parade
"The president's tweets don't define the policy," Tillerson tells reporters
The president’s poll numbers have been underwater for months - and they still are - but there have been some recent signs of movement
"I don't think at this point in his administration it would be beneficial to him in any way," said McCain
Orrego-Savala, an immigrant illegally living in the U.S., was charged with four felony counts related to the crash along Interstate 70
Kim Yo Jong will be 1st member of North Korea's ruling family to visit South since Korean War, so why now?
The training is the first to be held for judges appointed by Trump
Trump is highlighting gang connections and calling family reunification a national security threat
New GOP tax law puts a $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions
There was "so much military hardware moving, at times it seemed as if Washington was under attack," CBS News correspondent Eric Engberg said
The White House confirms President Trump has requested that the military look at options
The 2017 trade deficit of $566 billion is the biggest since 2008, as record imports swamped rising exports
The freefall in equities is raising questions about whether the 9-year bull market is turning bearish
President Trump said that he would allow the government to shut down if an immigration policy agreement can't be met
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman says a recent directive Sessions wrote about communications between DOJ employees and Congress needs to be revised
The White House chief of staff said some immigrants were "too afraid to sign up" under DACA, and others "were too lazy" to get off their backsides
Steven Mnuchin touts administration policies as having bolstered stocks, but some analysts question link
Lawmakers' questions for the former White House strategist are currently on pause
According to police, the suspected drunk driver is a Guatemalan citizen and was deported from the U.S. twice
The White House said it will follow the "same process and procedure" with the Democrats' memo as it did with the Republican's memo
Trump calls for bipartisan cooperation appear to be quickly drifting away
New U.S. posture focuses heavily on what the administration sees as an overdue modernization of the nuclear arsenal
The caucuses mark the first step in the march toward each party's nominating convention in June
VP wants to ensure Kim Jong Un's détente with South Korea doesn't "cloud the reality of a regime that must continue to be isolated"