Transcript: Meroe Park on "Intelligence Matters"
on "Intelligence Matters" this week, a former top CIA official discusses Trump's first visit to the agency
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on "Intelligence Matters" this week, a former top CIA official discusses Trump's first visit to the agency
Meroe Park, the acting director of the CIA when the president visited Langley, says it was "a success in that we established the importance of intelligence early on"
President Trump hosted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi at the White House Tuesday. The visit comes ahead of a controversial referendum to extend el-Sisi's term to 2034, and as his government is faces accusations of human rights violations. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace senior associate Michele Dunne discusses the situation on CBSN.
The White House hopes a massive overhaul at DHS will allow for the implementation of stricter immigration policies
While some migrant families were separated during the Obama administration, there was no policy of systematically separating children from their parents
The funding for the contract would come from $1 billion in reprogrammed counter-narcotics money
R. Kelly released from jail after child support was paid off; Lawmakers consider proposal to limit when police shoot guns.
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Winter storm brings snow and rain across U.S.; SpaceX rocket successfully launches historic test flight
Trump attempts to clarify remarks on Otto Warmbier; 11-year-old girl grants wishes to nursing home residents.
Pelosi: Impeaching Trump "not worth it"; Eye test could detect early signs of Alzheimer's disease.
Manafort: "The last 2 years have been the most difficult years for my family and I"; Pastor helps community heal after tornado
Southern tornadoes kill at least 23; Tennessee pays tribute to fallen veteran.
A devout Episcopalian, Buttigieg has been open about his faith on the campaign trail
Potential Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg recently sent a message to Vice President Mike Pence, saying his identity as a gay man has brought him closer to God. In the past, some Democratic candidates have been hesitant to discuss their faith. Emma Green, a reporter for The Atlantic, joins CBSN to discuss.
President Trump says he isn't considering separating children from their parents at the border again, after reports that he is thinking about reviving the practice. He blamed former President Barack Obama for putting children in "cages."
Democrats on the House Appropriations committee plan to confront Attorney General William Barr over his handling of the Mueller report and his conclusion that President Trump did not obstruct justice. CBS News legal analyst Kim Wehle joins CBSN to preview Barr's appearance on Capitol Hill.
"Separation disproportionately results in us getting babies, toddlers and young children," Cmdr. Jonathan White told lawmakers Tuesday
President Trump made the comments in a meeting with Egypt's president
"It is in our intent to follow the law and that is in the process of being reviewed," Mnuchin said of House requests
Here's what the public has learned so far about special counsel Robert Mueller's report from this Capitol Hill hearing
The lawmakers say that all agencies, including the White House, owe "Congress and the public an explanation as to why it refuses to enforce the law."
Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting to win his 5th term in office, and he's all but put President Trump on the ballot next to him
After more than 14 years of feuding over subsidies for plane makers, U.S. proposes tariff hike on more than 13 pages of goods from Europe