Words from White House race among those nominated for banishment
Tongue-in-cheek, non-binding list includes "bigly,” "town hall meeting,” "historic,” "echo chamber” and "on fleek"
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Tongue-in-cheek, non-binding list includes "bigly,” "town hall meeting,” "historic,” "echo chamber” and "on fleek"
Andrés’ cuisine is steeped in tradition, but he’s become famous for his experimentation
GOP lawmakers plan to open the 115th Congress by taking steps to repeal Obamacare
The president-elect has a history of addressing his "haters" during the holiday
The president-elect lauded Vladimir Putin after the Russian leader issued a response to U.S. sanctions
The EU, with its touted ideals of shared democratic values and free movement, has never seemed so frayed and vulnerable
Mormon Tabernacle Choir member says she feels betrayed by group's decision to take part in Donald Trump's inauguration
The meeting will be for both House and Senate Democrats on Jan. 4, CBS News has confirmed
The incoming Senate minority leader wants to see the nominees' tax returns before confirmation hearings
President Tsai Ing-wen's visit will likely irritate Beijing
The outcome rests on several variables, including the Fed's actions and how Team Trump actually governs
CBS News' Jennifer De Pinto on what Americans think about the election, race, terrorism, gender equality -- and President-elect Donald Trump
Carl Paladino told a Buffalo alternative newspaper last week he wanted to see Obama dead of mad cow disease and Michelle Obama living with a gorilla in Africa
Here’s a look behind the president-elect’s charge that Beijing is manipulating the yuan to drop in value
It may sound huge when Donald Trump says 5,000 jobs -- but with U.S. economy creating 6,000 every day, it barely registers
The President-elect's comments came as the Obama administration is readying its response to Russia
Some dividend-paying companies are losing investor favor since the presidential election and the Fed's interest-rate hike
The President-elect is reportedly telling visitors at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida that he is drawing inspiration from Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy
President-elect's inauguration is about three weeks away, but his 140-character proclamations have already ruffled feathers at the White House
As the country enters a new year and a new administration in the White House, here are some of the biggest political questions for the year
The internet has spoken – it’s time for 2016 to end
When companies swallow other companies and get bigger, consumers are more likely to suffer than benefit
Sprint will bring back 5,000 jobs from overseas, the president-elect announced in Florida, while internet company OneWeb will create 3,000 new jobs
“This is a time to stand up for what is right,” Kerry said of the U.S. abstention on a United Nations Security Council vote condemning Israel
The statue signaling the upcoming Year of the Rooster is standing outside a shopping mall in China