Nancy Pelosi has a math problem in her race to be House speaker
Seventeen Democrats have signed a letter saying they won't vote for Pelosi, as Rep. Marcia Fudge mulls her own speaker bid
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Seventeen Democrats have signed a letter saying they won't vote for Pelosi, as Rep. Marcia Fudge mulls her own speaker bid
The wife of late Sen. John McCain describes our current political discourse as "awful." Cindy McCain is still a fervent political observer, and says she's hopeful about the future of the Republican Party. “CBS This Morning” co-host John Dickerson spoke to McCain Thursday in Washington for her first interview since her husband’s death. She addressed her husband's legacy, and whether his children will follow his political path.
While the recounts in Florida continue, Republicans in Congress voted for new leadership on Wednesday. CBS News' Manuel Bojorquez reports from Florida and Gabe Debenedetti, national correspondent for New York Magazine, joins CBSN to discuss all of Wednesday's political news.
McCarthy, just re-elected as his party's leader in the next Congress, says he is focused on winning back the majority in the House of Representatives
The freshman class of the 116th Congress came to the Capitol for orientation Wednesday
House Republicans held leadership elections for the 116th Congress on Wednesday
GOP Reps. Jason Lewis, Mark Sanford and Mike Gallagher each wrote pieces on the issues confronting Republicans in Congress
President Trump is blaming the stock market's performance Monday on House Democrats, as they gear up to take back the chamber come January. Kevin Cirilli, Bloomberg's chief Washington correspondent, joins CBSN's Brook Silva-Braga to discuss the impending probes and potential cooperation we'll see once the Democrats take back the House.
Death toll from California wildfires grows; new physical activity guidelines issues
With Kyrsten Sinema's Senate win Monday, there will be at least 10 LGBT lawmakers in Congress in 2019
A number of key midterm races are still undecided. That includes the Senate and governor races in Florida, where Republicans hold a narrow lead over their competitors. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez reports.
President Trump took to Twitter to warn about the potential of "harassment." That's what Republicans have labeled possible Democratic investigations once the party assumes control of the House. CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett reports.
The Ohio Democrat says he's been encouraged to run for president since winning reelection last week
Election night in America dragged into the weekend in a number of states that are still waiting for results. In others, they’re moving on with recounts and run-offs. Tony Dokoupil reports.
Cruz said on Sunday that earlier legislation to shield Mueller from removal was "unconstitutional"
Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz spoke Saturday with "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan
After counting votes for more than 48 hours, some of the midterm election races are still not settled. Democrats and Republicans are still battling it out in Arizona and Florida. Ed O’Keefe reports.
It's likely House Republicans will be ready to pass a compromise bill in the upcoming lame duck sessions
According to the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, Democrats captured 323 Republican-held legislative seats across the country
The week after Thanksgiving, Democrats will take a closed-door, secret ballot vote on the next speaker
The 2012 Republican presidential nominee won his election in his adopted home state
President mocks losing Republican candidates who refused to embrace him on the campaign trail; pulls reporter's press pass following verbal confrontation during presser
The day after the midterms, President Trump celebrated the election results, focusing on the seats Republicans gained in the Senate. He downplayed the Democratic takeover of the House, saying there's a good chance the parties can work together. CBS News national correspondent Chip Reid reports.
Fifty-three percent of women voted for Democratic candidates in 2018, compared to only 47 percent in 2014
Winning the majority in the House Tuesday night gave Democrats the power to set the agenda in the lower chamber