Number of uninsured shrunk by 500K in first quarter
The figure isn't statistically different from the same period in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control reported
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The figure isn't statistically different from the same period in 2016, the Centers for Disease Control reported
The NRA claims "elites" are threatening the organization's survival
Sarah Palin appeared at a campaign rally for her former presidential running-mate, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who faces a challenging primary election for his Senate seat. Ben Tracy reports.
A newly-released poll finds 70 percent of Americans are angry or dissatisfied with the current state of Washington. As Nancy Cordes reports, the Tea Party mentality may be spreading.
Now that polls project Newt Gingrich has surpassed Mitt Romney in South Carolina, Romney is lowering his expectations. Jan Crawford reports on Romney's poor debate performance and his jump start in Florida.
Mitt Romney stopped short of blaming the massacre in Afghanistan on the President's policy, but says the president is putting too much pressure on the military. Wyatt Andrews reports.
Randall Pinkston speaks to Jim Awad, managing director of Zephyr Management, about what a Republican takeover of one or both Houses of Congress would mean for the economy.
Delaware's Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell was initially shunned by the Republican establishment but was embraced and given a prime speaking role at the annual "Values Voters" summit. Nancy Cordes reports.
Just one hour before the midnight deadline, House Speaker John Boehner announced that Congress had reached a budget deal and government would remain open. Nancy Cordes reports on the largest spending cuts in government history.
House Republican leaders are fighting the budget battle against Democrats who want to cut less and Tea Partiers who want to cut more. Sharyl Attkisson reports on the challenge the GOP faces to cut the federal deficit.
Scott Pelley speaks with chief Washington correspondent and anchor of "Face the Nation" Bob Schieffer about the threat Herman Cain poses to his opponents in the GOP field and how seriously we should take Cain's campaign.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry participated in his third debate in as many weeks, and it didn't go well. He was hit hard on immigration and stumbled on foreign policy. Jan Crawford reports on Perry's poor performance.
Former Congressman Curt Weldon is in Libya on an invitation from the Qaddafi regime. But, as Elizabeth Palmer reports, NATO isn't going anywhere.
Florida is among one of the key swing states that can make or break an election. A pivotal demographic in the Sunshine State is the Hispanic vote. Scott Pelley spoke with some of them to see what they want to hear out of the candidates.
Following President Barack Obama's congressional address on health care reform, Rep. Charles Boustany (R-La.), a doctor, provided an official response from the Republican Party.
As lawmakers remain unhappy with President Trump's response to violence in Charlottesville last weekend, another top strategist is out at the White House. Steve Bannon is heading back to Breitbart after exiting the White House as the chief White House strategist. Chief political correspondent for Slate, Jamelle Bouie, and Washington bureau chief for The Associated Press, Julie Pace, join CBSN to discuss.
"The president's repulsive defense of white supremacists demands that Congress act to defend our American values"
Atlanta Republicans Janelle Jones, Ellen Diehl and Lucretia Hughes say their support for Trump hasn't lessened
America’s love for the king of rock & roll has grown slightly in recent decades
Fight over "traditional America" is throwing spotlight on Republican Party's struggle with race in the age of Trump
New financial documents reveal that the luxury hotel's performance dramatically exceeded Trump Organization projections
Trump has been publicly browbeating Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to continue trying to pass legislation tearing down Obama's 2010 overhaul
President called it a "disgrace" that McConnell hasn't succeeded in passing bill to repeal and replace ACA
McConnell said on Monday that the president had "excessive expectations" about the legislative process
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