How the Koch brothers plan to keep America red
Americans for Prosperity says they calculate there are 80 competitive House seats in November. Democrats need 24 to take the House
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Kathryn Watson is a politics reporter for CBS News Digital, based in Washington, D.C.
Americans for Prosperity says they calculate there are 80 competitive House seats in November. Democrats need 24 to take the House
The entities supported by Charles and David Koch plan to spend upwards of $400 million on politics and policy in the 2018 midterm elections
"I'd say to Congress, the tone will be one of bipartisanship," an official said, hours after President Trump tweeted about "Cryin' Chuck Schumer"
The Trump dossier, often called the Steele memo, alleges that then-candidate Donald Trump colluded with the Russian government during the 2016 election campaign and has never been verified
Clinton responded Friday night with a tweet saying she was "dismayed" when the incident occured in 2008 and the woman's "had her concerns taken seriously and addressed"
18-karat gold toilet has been used by visitors at the museum
Sen. Ron Johnson previously said he had heard of a secret society within in the FBI
A GOP hopeful to replace Sen. Clare McCaskill says he doesn't want his future daughters to become "career-obsessed banshees"
CBS News has obtained the letter Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote to Capitol Hill
The GOP congressman who was on the House Ethics Committee until last week told the Philadelphia Inquirer the relationship was innocent
The former vice president explained the Obama administration's thinking in not saying more about suspicion of Russian intervention in the 2016 presidential election
Republicans are concerned that the FBI is missing texts between former FBI agents Lisa Page and Peter Strzok over a months-long period
President's re-election campaign linked Democrats to the government shutdown, saying they are "complicit" if they stand in the president's way
The government shutdown comes on the anniversary of President Trump's inauguration
Menendez was acquitted in November, after the jury was deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial