Report: Manafort was millions in debt to pro-Russia interests
The debt dated before Paul Manafort joined the Trump campaign, according to financial records in Cyprus obtained by The New York Times
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Trump business empire under scrutiny in Russia probe
Investigators are examining the financial dealings of President Trump and his associates, not limiting themselves to possible collusion with Russia in the election
Mar-a-Lago requests more foreign worker visas during "Made in America" week
President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, submitted a request to the Department of Labor to hire foreign maids and housekeepers in the middle of the White House's "Made in America" week
McCain: "I'll be back soon"
McCain tweeted that he'll be back in Congress soon, after a shocking Wednesday night announcement that he has an aggressive form of brain cancer
Ryan calls CBO's estimate of 22M more uninsured "bogus"
Congressional Budget Office found many Americans would likely choose not to buy plans at all because deductibles would be too high
Lindsey Graham meets with Kushner on Capitol Hill
Sen. Lindsey Graham met with Trump son-in-law and top Trump adviser Kushner to talk about immigration and health care
By the numbers: Trump at 6 months in office
President Trump's first six months in office have been memorable. Here they are, by the numbers, according to CBS News' presidential tracker, Mark Knoller
Sessions says he'll continue as attorney general for "as long as it's appropriate"
Trump expressed regret over having named Sessions Attorney General because of his recusal from the Russia investigation
Trump says he wouldn't have picked Sessions if he knew he'd recuse himself
President Trump, in a wide-ranging, 50-minute interview with the New York Times, said he wouldn't have picked Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he'd known he would recuse himself from the Russia investigation
Trump Jr., Kushner, Manafort scheduled to appear before Senate
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Donald Trump Jr. are listed as witnesses in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing next week
Russia says talks underway on joint U.S. cybersecurity unit
President Trump 1st mentioned prospect of joint working group with Russia after meeting Putin, but then said it couldn't happen
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Reporters found out about second meeting Trump held with Putin from a source other than the White House
Why "Sesame Street" may not be doomed financially
Its nonprofit producer gets no direct federal money for the show, but that's little solace to PBS stations that show it
Trump to name defense lobbyist as Army secretary
President's first two nominees withdrew their names from consideration
CBO: Latest health bill would leave 32M more uninsured in 2026
Congressional Budget Office released score Wednesday for Senate GOP's latest attempt at health care legislation
White House, Kremlin defend Trump-Putin dinner chat
A Kremlin spokesman said the notion that the meeting was "secret" is "absurd," and President Trump said the story of a "secret dinner" with Putin is "Fake News"
Trump pressures Senate Republicans after sending mixed messages
Twenty-four hours after the Obamacare replacement plan hit a dead end, President Trump urged Senate Republicans to restart the car
Supreme Court upholds refugee ban, but says grandparents can get visas
The Trump administration can more strictly enforce its travel ban on refugees, but the court left in place a weakened travel ban
Report: Trump ending secret CIA program to arm Syrian rebels
President Trump is ending a covert CIA program to arm Syrian rebels, something Russia has wanted for a long time
U.S. military rents space in Trump Tower, despite Trump's absence
White House Military Office currently rents space in Trump Tower costing $130,000 a month
Tiffany Trump's trip to Berlin costs taxpayers at least $22,000
Secret Service detail accompanying President Trump's youngest daughter cost $22,439 for June trip
Trump ditches "let Obamacare fail" plan, urges senators to stay in town
Trump has invited Senate GOP members to the White House for lunch on Wednesday to talk health care "and other issues"
Richard Haass on America's shrinking global influence
The head of the non-partisan Council on Foreign Relations explains why he thinks "the world is moving in the wrong direction"
Polls: Trump team's meeting with Russian lawyer was inappropriate
New survey data show Americans don't approve of Trump's son and top campaign officials meeting with a Kremlin-linked attorney who promised dirt on Clinton
Trump claims he's passed more bills "than any president, ever"
"We've signed more bills -- and I'm talking about through the legislature -- than any president, ever," President Trump said Monday
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