Roy Moore sues to try to stop naming of Doug Jones as winner
Republican in eleventh-hour bid to keep Alabama from certifying that Democrat beat him in hotly-contested, closely watched U.S. Senate race
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Republican in eleventh-hour bid to keep Alabama from certifying that Democrat beat him in hotly-contested, closely watched U.S. Senate race
Despite poor approval ratings, Trump remains profoundly popular among white working-class voters
Flake said on ABC's "This Week" that the 2020 presidential race was not in his "plans" but that he doesn't "rule anything out"
A "Face the Nation" political panel makes predictions for the 2018 midterm elections ahead
Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office he had planned to wait for a formal signing event in January
Many are wondering if the new plan will save them or cost them – so we asked an accountant to crunch the numbers for three working families
Trump's penchant for exaggeration and sometimes pure fiction has clouded the realities of the overhaul as it has shaped up over months
Why is a plan to cut taxes for working families, enact an Obama-style approach to corporate taxes and increase child-friendly spending the subject of such partisan passion?
Some of President Trump's biggest critics were smiling and applauding Wednesday
"Hasn't been done in 34 years but actually really hasn't been done because we broke every record," President Trump said
Congress passed the GOP tax overhaul bill Wednesday, but President Trump may wait until next year to sign it into law
President Trump spoke from the White House Wednesday after both chambers of Congress passed the tax overhaul bill
"We have done a job like no administration has done," Trump said of the sweeping GOP tax bill
The Senate passed the final plan early Wednesday morning
Congress is expected to send the plan to President Trump's desk on Wednesday
The Christmas tax cut delivered by Trump and Republican lawmakers holds some unpleasant surprises for Americans - here's how that could affect you
Republican lawmakers are on the verge of passing a huge tax reform bill -- how will it affect you?
He left Washington Sunday after spending several days last week at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for side effects from his cancer treatment
Proponents claim the plan would "directly benefit" all Americans, but how people would actually make out varies widely
Do the Democrats have a plan to re-energize the supporters who propelled President Obama into office? Bob Schieffer asks David Axelrod - one of the main architects of the Obama victory in 2008. Then; Ed Gillespie, one of the Republican's key strategists, defends claims that Republicans benefit from "secret foreign money." Also; Bob Schieffer's thoughts on those who protest at military funerals.
Senators Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) discuss health care and the state of Washington. Plus; Politico's Jim VandeHei and Washington Post's Dan Balz join the discussion.
Herman Cain details his controversial 9-9-9 plan, the unconventional campaign ad, and his stance on abortion; Then, John Dickerson explains Herman Cain's popularity amongst republican voters; Also, Bob Schieffer proves baseball is the greatest game.
Bob Schieffer spoke with Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) on the potential deal between the White House and the GOP over raising the nation's debt ceiling; Also, Bob Schieffer lends his advice on how the White House should portray the president.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) details NATO's waning position in Libya and on the current pool of candidates, and those thinking about running, in the 2012 GOP presidential race; Also, Gov. Haley Barbour (R-Miss.) and Gov. Martin O"Malley (D-Md.) weigh in on how the politics of Gov. Chris Christie and his potential presidential bid will shake up the 2012 GOP election.
Republican presidential candidate Michelle Bachmann discusses the two GOP frontrunners; Then, on the roundtable CBS News chief White House correspondent Norah O'Donnell and CBS News political director John Dickerson discuss the turning points after the GOP debate in Des Moines; Also, Bob Schieffer comments on what may be the sweet deal behind going through the abuse that comes with running for or serving in office?