Trent Franks makes resignation immediate, as new reports emerge
Rep. Trent Franks is resigning immediately, claiming his wife is in the hospital, but his immediate resignation came moments before more of the story broke
Top Trump adviser to leave the White House
The White House says she will continue to play a role in Middle East peace
Trump hosts Hanukkah reception at White House
Thursday's celebration comes after Mr. Trump's announcement to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and plans to move the American embassy
Judge in Mike Flynn's case recuses himself
The court hasn't yet offered an explanation
Rep. John Lewis canceling visit to civil rights museum over Trump
Rep. Bennie Thompson also won't attend
When Al Franken resigns, who will replace him?
What happens next?
Al Franken resigning from the Senate
Franken's resignation puts a spotlight on Republicans and the allegations against members of their ranks
How does a congressional ethics investigation work?
U.S. House and Senate ethics committees generally go about their business with little public attention — until there's a political scandal
Schumer called Al Franken after new accuser emerged
The two met Wednesday to talk about Franken's future in the Senate, CBS News' John Nolen reports
Al Franken to make announcement after Democrats urge him to resign
The office of Sen. Al Franken says he will be making an announcement Thursday
Corey Lewandowski: Getting fired by Trump could be "greatest thing that ever happened"
Ex-Trump campaign manager told CBSN being fired was "maybe the greatest thing that ever happened because all of the things that took place basically took place after I left"
Steve Bannon campaigns for Roy Moore in Alabama
The campaign event is the first since President Trump endorsed Moore on Monday
Doug Jones far out-fundraises Roy Moore
Democrat Doug Jones has raised far more funds than Roy Moore, his Republican opponent, in recent weeks
FBI agent pulled from Mueller probe for alleged anti-Trump texts
The agent was also a key figure in the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails
Senate Republicans pass sweeping tax bill
In 51-49 vote, the Senate approved the GOP measure over strenuous Democratic objections