Politics Apr 11 Why Alabama's governor resigned — and what's next Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley resigned and pleaded guilty on the first day of a legislative hearing that could have led to his impeachment.
Nation Apr 10 WATCH: Spicer addresses Syria attack in news briefing White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is expected to field questions about last week's U.S. strike on Syria in a Monday news briefing. Watch live here.
Nation Apr 10 WATCH: Neil Gorsuch sworn in as Supreme Court justice The 49-year-old judge from Colorado is to be sworn in after a bruising fight in which Republicans changed rules for approving Supreme Court picks.
Politics Apr 09 Tillerson says missile strikes carry a message for others Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the U.S. missile strikes against a Syrian air base carry a message for any nation operating outside of international norms.
Nation Apr 09 U.S. carrier strike group heads toward W. Pacific near Korea The Pentagon says a Navy carrier strike group is moving toward the western Pacific Ocean to provide a physical presence near the Korean Peninsula.
Politics Apr 08 Trump nominates new head of immigration agency President Donald Trump intends to nominate Lee Francis Cissna to head the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
World Apr 06 Timeline: How the U.S. has responded to Syria's civil war President Donald Trump made the first direct U.S. attack on the Syrian government. Here's how we got there.
Politics Apr 06 Twitter challenges U.S. order to identify user behind anti-Trump account Twitter defied a U.S. government request for records that could identify users behind an account opposed to President Donald Trump, and is challenging the order in court.
Nation Apr 06 WATCH: President Trump says 'something should happen' on Assad and Syria President Donald Trump is suggesting that Syrian President Bashar Assad may have to leave power after this week's chemical weapons attack.
Politics Apr 03 WATCH: Schumer says Trump should choose a new Supreme Court nominee Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says Democrats' planned filibuster of Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is a "new low" but stopped short of saying he will change Senate rules to confirm him.