House Republicans face angry constituents

With Congress in recess, GOP lawmakers from across the country are returning to their districts to find “boisterous" constituents

• Apr 13, 2017

N.C. legislator compares Lincoln to Hitler on Facebook

“And if Hitler had won, should the world just get over it? Lincoln was the same sort of tyrant," Republican Larry Pittman wrote on Facebook

• Apr 12, 2017

9/21: Evening News

The shooting of Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday sparked a night of violence; a role-playing exercise used by police outside of Chicago is earning praise for its attempts to mend wounds within the community

• Sep 21, 2016
• 20:28

GOP keeps Kansas Congressional seat in surprisingly close special election

Trump won 60 percent of votes in November’s election in the 17-county district, but the district looked like it could be in jeopardy

• Apr 11, 2017

The full episode of the CBS Evening News from October 4, 2013

Miriam Carey had a history of making delusional statements about President Obama and the White House but had never directly threatened the president; and as part of our continuing series, "On the Road," Steve Hartman met one man who is changing the face of debt collection. Bill Bartmann and his company CFS-2 believe that the best way to collect on someone's debt is to help them start earning again. The company provides a gamut of free services including resume help or free housing -- and they're trouncing their competition in the process.

• Oct 4, 2013
• 21:20

The full episode of the CBS Evening News from October 12, 2013

For a moment, it looked as though moderates from both parties might be making progress on a proposal by Republican Sen. Susan Collins to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. Hope faded by the end of the day as Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid suggested the plan is "not going to go anywhere"; and Ron Hubbard's business is booming as a growing number of people look for ways to plan for the worst by building shelters complete with luxury bedrooms, game rooms, pools and Jacuzzis.

• Oct 12, 2013
• 18:20

Little appetite for a government shutdown, poll says

With the government scheduled to run out of money at the end of April, voters overwhelmingly want Congress to keep the lights on

• Apr 5, 2017

The obscure law Republicans are using to nix Obama-era regulations

GOP lawmakers are relying on a 1996 law that allows them to nullify rules issued by federal agencies toward the end of the Obama administration

• Mar 30, 2017

State lawmakers step up for women's health care

As uncertainty in Washington, D.C., mounts, some state legislators are taking matters into their own hands

• Mar 28, 2017

House GOP cancels vote on health care bill

The vote on the health care plan has been canceled -- Trump says, "We'll end up with a great bill in the future, once Obamacare collapses"

• Mar 24, 2017

GOP health care bill: Will it pass? The whip count

The House votes Friday on the American Healthcare Act -- here's CBS News' latest count of "no" votes so far. Republican leaders can afford to lose 22 votes

• Mar 24, 2017

Republican lawmaker leaves party after criticizing Trump

Hawaii state Rep. Beth Fukumoto says she was pressured to give up leadership post after criticizing Trump

• Mar 24, 2017

Republican health care bill on the brink?

OMB Director Mick Mulvaney tells House Republicans negotiations over and Trump wants vote Friday but prospects uncertain

• Mar 24, 2017

GOP health care bill: Why some Republicans are opposing it

Here are some of the major reasons given by Republicans for opposing the American Healthcare Act

• Mar 23, 2017

Trump says he wants to finish health care so he can move on

On Tuesday morning, the president goes to Capitol Hill to woo undecided Republicans. The House is expected to vote on the bill Thursday

• Mar 21, 2017

GOP leaders propose changes to health bill to help older Americans

Top Republicans released changes Monday -- three days before the House is scheduled to vote on the GOP health-care bill

• Mar 20, 2017

Republicans are divided over how to reform Medicaid

A group of governors have made their own proposal about how to overhaul Medicaid for low-income people

• Mar 18, 2017

3 problems with a market-based health care plan

Such an approach won't deliver universal, affordable health care on its own because of these "market failures"

• Mar 13, 2017

Pence says WH wants to defund Planned Parenthood in Obamacare replacement

Major Garrett: Pence tries to allay concerns of abortion foes; White House hosts GOP members for bowling night to try to rally support for health care replacement

• Mar 9, 2017

How Trump voters see Obamacare replacement fight

It's been a GOP promise for years; but getting rid of Obamacare is no easy task

• Mar 9, 2017

GOP health plan clears first hurdle

The Republican replacement for Obamacare cleared a key hurdle at dawn. Democratic Party delays kept the members working all night. But the health care bill also faces growing opposition from hospital groups, the American Medical Association, and other powerful advocates. Chip Reid reports.

• Mar 9, 2017
• 2:57

GOP's health bill hits this group especially hard, advocates say

Americans 50-64 would see the largest cuts to tax credits and be susceptible to large premium increases

• Mar 8, 2017

Paul: Congress should vote on multiple Obamacare replacement options

He said he and President Trump agree that the landmark health care law needs to be repealed but "have some disagreements on the replacement part"

• Mar 8, 2017

Some congressional Republicans speak out against "Trumpcare"

“Obviously we have some serious concerns,” said Rep. Mark Meadows, R-North Carolina

• Mar 7, 2017

What would happen to health care coverage under emerging GOP plan?

Speaker Ryan told Republicans that leaders would work through the weekend to draft "repeal and replace" legislation

• Mar 3, 2017

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