Commentary: Are Democrats about to hand the GOP another 1968?
Democrats are in danger of pushing themselves out of the political mainstream on the eve of a midterm election that should be an easy win
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Democrats are in danger of pushing themselves out of the political mainstream on the eve of a midterm election that should be an easy win
"It's going to be harmful to my home state," Toomey said of the president's trade policies
The president's message to Republicans on immigration continues to change
President Trump says he will announce his Supreme Court nominee on July 9th. CBS News has learned two of the leading contenders are Circuit Judges Brett Kavanaugh and Coney Barrett. Jessica Levinson, a professor at Loyola Law School, joined CBSN to discuss the president's options.
President Trump is putting his search for the next Supreme Court justice on the fast track. He says he will announce his nominee on July 9th. Niall Stanage, White House columnist at The Hill, joins CBSN to discuss.
John Whitbeck's resignation comes at a time of change for the party
Politico reporter Alex Isenstadt joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss how both Republicans and Democrats will use the pending Supreme Court vacancy to mobilize their voters, why the process of reunifying families separated at the border still remains unclear and the growing fallout from President Trump’s tariffs.
President Trump announced on Friday that he will name a Supreme Court nominee on July 9th. Mr. Trump also said he has a shortlist of five candidates, two of whom are women. CBSN political contributor, Boston Herald columnist, and politics editor for NHJournal.com, Michael Graham, joins CBSN to discuss the latest news from Washington.
At a DNC fundraiser in L.A. Thursday, Obama had a "simple" message: "If people participate and they vote, then this democracy works"
After three decades on the Supreme Court, Justice Anthony Kennedy announced on Wednesday he's retiring. Since he held a key swing vote in many past cases, the change will impact the court for years to come. Jan Crawford explains.
In a major upset, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated Democratic Rep. Crowley. Cortez used grassroots strategies to gain supporters. Crowley, who has served on Congress for 10 terms, was expected to be Nancy Pelosi's successor. Nancy Cordes joins CBSN's Elaine Quijano with more.
Justice Kennedy announces retirement; Mexico advances to round 16.
Kennedy announced the decision Wednesday on the final day Supreme Court opinions were released
Immigration is still at the forefront of President Trump's agenda, and he met with a group of Republican lawmakers at the White House Tuesday to discuss immigration and the border wall. CBS News Washington correspondent Paula Reid joins CBSN to discuss what came out of the congressional meeting.
Bristow Marchant, a government reporter for The State Newspaper in South Carolina, takes a look at President Trump's influence in the state's runoff election. Incumbent Gov. Henry McMaster won the GOP nomination after Mr. Trump supported him at a rally Monday night.
Resident Commissioner Jenniffer Gonzalez said Wednesday that 14 Democrats and 20 Republicans currently sponsor the bill
"CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor met with a panel of California voters to get their take on a polarizing issue
The president discussed the court's latest ruling and ongoing efforts on immigration legislation during a White House meeting
The fight between two Republicans is the most closely watched race in New York congressional primaries
Utah Senate candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is weighing in on President Trump's agenda ahead of his state's primary race tomorrow. Ben Wood, government reporter for the Salt Lake City Tribune, joins CBSN with more on how Mr. Trump's policies are factoring into Utah's primaries.
"It's great to see women raising their hands and running for office – this is a tough political climate," said Stefanik, a Republican from New York
Fear of riling conservative voters are undermining GOP leaders' election-year struggle to shove an immigration bill through the House
When President Trump signed an executive order last week effectively ending family separations, he called on the Republican-controlled Congress to pass a comprehensive immigration bill. When might that happen? CBS News correspondent Errol Barnett reports.
72 percent of Americans disapprove of family separation. But Republicans give the president high marks for his handling of the matter
Almost no partisans say they will consider voting for the opposing party over the family separation issue, but over three-quarters of voters say candidates must agree with them on immigration to get their votes