Does Trump have confidence in Sessions? Spicer won't say
Spicer would not say whether President Trump still has confidence in his attorney general, Jeff Sessions
Haley: Russia needs to know there are "consequences" for election interference
"I can tell you the international community is concerned about Russia's meddling within all of their elections," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations says
House Intel chair Devin Nunes retains subpoena power in Russia inquiry
Nunes signed all seven subpoenas issued this week by House Intelligence Committee, even though he has stepped back from the Russia probe
Top Trump officials haven't talked to Trump about climate change, they say
White House press secretary Sean Spicer and EPA chief Scott Pruitt dodged questions about the president's climate change views
Will Trump stop Comey from testifying? Spicer doesn't rule it out
White House press secretary on Friday said he hasn't spoken to White House counsel about whether President Trump will invoke executive privilege and prevent fired FBI Director James Comey from testifying
Schiff: Nunes violated his recusal by issuing subpoenas
Three subpoenas issued this week were about the "unmasking" of Trump associates in intelligence reports
DNC data guru denies Hillary Clinton's claim she "inherited nothing" from DNC
A former Democratic National Committee data guru said Hillary Clinton's claim that the DNC gave her "nothing" is totally untrue
"Open and shut case," Carter Page says of investigation into his involvement with Russia
Well before Page joined the Trump campaign, he was named "Male-1" in an FBI case the led to the 2015 arrest of Russian spies in New York
Is Joe Biden running in 2020?
"Joe is not going away, and you know that, all of you," Jill Biden told "CBS This Morning"
Spicer refers all Russia-related questions to Trump's lawyer
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer referred all Russia-related inquiries to President Trump's lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, going forward
Comey free to testify before Congress: Source
Fired FBI Director James Comey is ready to testify before Congress, CBS News has confirmed
Spicer refuses to comment on Kushner "back channel" story
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer gave the first briefing since President Trump returned from his overseas trip to turmoil back at home
Report: Democrats are focusing on Russia as an "excuse," Nunes says
House Intelligence Committee chairman says Democrats "want to continue the narrative that Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump are best friends"
Leaking highly classified foreign intel is "darn close to treason," Kelly says
Leaking highly classified information from foreign intelligence is "borderline, if not over the line" treason, Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly said Sunday
Filmmaker Ken Burns previews "The Vietnam War," his latest documentary
Filmmaker Ken Burns appeared Sunday on CBS News' "Face the Nation" to discuss "The Vietnam War," a film he created with Lynn Novick