President Trump said on Monday that the media isn't reporting terrorist attacks; White House press secretary Sean Spicer railed against The New York Times on Monday, but something he mentioned is getting a lot of attention: whether or not President Trump wears a bathrobe.
With the deadline set for April 28th, Congress is racing against the clock to prevent a federal government shutdown; While "100 days" has become a popular benchmark in American presidential politics, its origins go back to nineteenth century France
Following President Trump's announcement of Judge Neil Gorsuch as Supreme Court Justice nominee, a CBSN panel discussed how it will play with the Democrats.; North Dakota Senator John Hoeven said the acting Secretary of the Army has directed the Army Corps of Engineers to "proceed with easement" needed to complete the Dakota Access Pipeline
Lawmakers from both parties have criticized President Trump's travel ban; The White House said it relieved acting Attorney General Sally Yates of her duties and named Dana Boente to serve as acting attorney general.
President Trump is doubling down on some controversial statements and promises he made on the campaign trail.; Russian President Putin sang along with students during a visit to a college.