Here is what Trump's new travel ban is expected to look like
The president has his recommendations, and is expected to make a final decision soon
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The president has his recommendations, and is expected to make a final decision soon
The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has unanswered questions about alleged Russian attempts to influence the campaign
Special counsel's Russia investigation cast a wide net for documents. Could they include the Spicer files?
President has already slashed refugee admissions, and now faces decision on how many to admit in next fiscal year
Special counsel Robert Mueller has asked the White House for documents from President Trump's time since taking office
The bill is a last-ditch effort from Republicans to repeal and replace Obamacare before a Sept. 30 deadline
It's the committee's first DOJ oversight hearing since Attorney General Jeff Sessions assumed his post
New poll shows a slight increase in President Trump's approval rating from 39 percent to 43 percent
But he isn't saying what that decision is just yet
The special counsel has top lawyers investigating Russian influence in the 2016 election and any ties to Trump associates
"It was a very challenging, emotional time for me," Trump said of her time after three pregnancies
The president's eldest daughter continues to play a role on the international stage
The former White House press secretary says people shouldn't read too much into his Emmy awards appearance
The former first lady sat down for an exclusive interview with "CBS This Morning"
White House is hosting Historically Black Colleges and Universities Monday
Trump has a history of making bold charitable promises — with slow follow through
ESPN anchor Jemele Hill called Trump a "white supremacist" and a "bigot" on Twitter earlier this week
The White House announced that Frank from Virginia will join the groundskeeping crew in the Rose Garden on Friday
The book will be able Bundo, a.k.a. BOTUS, following Pence, his grandpa, around
Frank Giaccio had offered his services free of charge in a letter to the White House in July. The White House took him up on the offer
"This was spitting in the eye of transparency," the executive director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said
CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports from Capitol Hill and Julianna Goldman reports from the White House
On "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the former press secretary defended the claim
Hill had called president a "white supremacist," "bigot" and "the most ignorant, offensive president of my lifetime"
The bipartisan outreach on taxes and spending could yield nothing -- but it's already a change from the GOP's previous go-it-alone approach