Shaub says America should have right to know motivations of its leaders
Walter Shaub, Jr., speaks with CBS News in first TV interview since announcing resignation as Office of Government Ethics director
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Walter Shaub, Jr., speaks with CBS News in first TV interview since announcing resignation as Office of Government Ethics director
Woman working in President Trump's White House earns 63.2 cents per every $1 earned by her male co-worker
Neither Republicans nor Democrats appear to be addressing why health is fundamentally expensive -- or what to do about it
Officials in President Trump's White House earn anywhere from nothing to $187,100
The Russian commander in Syria sent the anti-ISIS coalition a letter saying Russians have found nothing to indicate the presence of chemical weapons at a Shayrat airfield
White House isn't holding joint news conference with Moon, as it's done with many visiting heads of state
"Preparations for a new cynical and unprecedented provocation are underway," Russian lawmaker says after vague warning from White House
She was responding to a question about her father's tweeting, in an interview that aired Monday
Face the Nation moderator John Dickerson says it was a mistake for the White House this week to further limit televised or audio recordings of press briefings.
Melania Trump announced Timothy Harleth has been appointed White House chief usher
He also talked about the health care bill and gave reporters an update on when Trump might disclose whether he has tapes of his meetings with James Comey
Spicer has discussed taking on a more senior communications role at the White House according to a senior administration official
Apple's Tim Cook and Amazon's Jeff Bezos will attend the event
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein took over the Russia investigation -- but now Trump is lashing out at him
The changes won't end diplomatic relations with Cuba or re-establish the controversial "wet foot, dry foot" policy
The vice president has retained outside legal aid, as White House scrutiny intensifies
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives trace 9 mm handgun, 7.62 caliber rifle found at scene
Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that Trump does not intend to fire Mueller -- although it is president's right to do so
President Trump called the House-passed health care bill, which he celebrated with GOP members in the White House Rose Garden, "mean," according to Associated Press sources
Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy also said Mueller met with Trump about taking another turn as FBI director
Kremlin "does not agree" with U.S. call for release of hundreds arrested protesting Putin's "authoritarian regime"
In 10-minute address on South Lawn honoring the national champions, President Trump praised Clemson and thanked a political ally
The next test for chief of staff will be the Senate's attempt to pass a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare
"The president's the most powerful man in the world. His words really, really matter," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham says President Trump is "totally" getting in the way of his own agenda