2018: What's next in Washington?
CBS News National Correspondent Chip Reid on the challenges President Trump and Republicans face in the coming year
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CBS News National Correspondent Chip Reid on the challenges President Trump and Republicans face in the coming year
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Tells New York Times he thinks Robert Mueller will treat him fairly, but leaves his options open; also, takes tougher line with China on N. Korea
President Trump has said he has no plans to fire Mueller, but has called the probe a "witch hunt"
The vice president vouched for Flynn during a January 15 appearance on Face the Nation before the former national security adviser was terminated
In an exclusive interview with CBS News' Margaret Brennan, Pence addresses Russia probe and Trump's legislative agenda
Typifying the intense partisan rancor surrounding the investigations, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi pressed Speaker Paul Ryan Friday to keep the House probe intact
CBS News' Margaret Brennan had an exclusive interview with the vice president during his unannounced trip to Afghanistan
House Democrats expressed support for special counsel Robert Mueller and his Russia investigation Thursday afternoon
Trump said attorneys for his transition team were angered by Robert Mueller's move to obtain emails as part of the Russia probe
"No, I'm not," Mr. Trump told reporters upon his arrival back at the White House
Mueller's team reportedly gained access to emails sent and received by Trump transition officials
"We want our F.B.I. agents to be neutral and to be non-political," Lankford said Sunday
Forty percent of Americans think the president has done something illegal when it comes to Russia, the poll found
In annual Q&A with media, Russian leader says claims of collusion show "lack of respect" for Trump voters
Deputy Attorney General testified before the House Judiciary Committee for an oversight hearing.
The judge warned Manafort again on speaking to the press amid questions if he violated gag order by ghost-writing an op-ed on his work for Ukraine
And with approval ratings topping 80 percent, man who has steered Russia for 17 years is likely to keep his iron grip on the wheel
As 2017 winds down, the president is having a good few weeks at his opponents' expense
The move comes amid Mueller's ever-growing probe into possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. A Trump lawyer disputed reports of the subpoena
If president knew Michael Flynn had lied to FBI when he urged James Comey to stop investigating him, it could amount to a crime
Sources tell Major Garrett that Sally Yates never told WH Counsel Don McGahn that Flynn lied, or that he was under investigation, or that he lied to the FBI. This is at odds with Yates' testimony in May
Special counsel's office says "newly discovered facts cast doubt on Manafort's willingness to comply" with court orders
The president's tweet over the weekend that Flynn was fired over lying to Pence and the FBI has raised questions about what he knew and when he knew it
President Trump issued the fresh denial amid a shifting timeline on when he may have known Flynn lied to the FBI