Pat Collins, mother of GOP Maine Sen. Susan, dead at 96
Patricia "Pat" Collins, a lifelong public servant and mother of six — including Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins — died Tuesday. She was 96.
California primary sets up high-stakes Senate race
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Momentum builds in major homelessness case before U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a case that will have major implications for public policy with respect to the rising homelessness epidemic.
Breaking down the Super Tuesday vote
Breaking down the Super Tuesday vote – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Trump is looking to make it virtually impossible for Nikki Haley to catch him in the delegate race with wins on Super Tuesday. Robert Costa takes a look at whether he can do it and what else is at stake. View
Hundreds of Republican delegates up for grabs on Super Tuesday
Hundreds of Republican delegates up for grabs on Super Tuesday – CBS News Watch CBS News Millions of voters across 15 states are casting primary ballots for the 2024 election on Super Tuesday. Hundreds of Republican delegates are at stake as former President Donald Trump looks to increase his lead over Nikki Haley. Caitlin Huey-Burns
GOP lawmakers rip VA for memo to remove iconic WW II victory kiss photo, demand author be fired
Two GOP lawmakers slammed the VA "bureaucrat" responsible for a since-rescinded memo that directed the removal of the iconic V-J Day Times Square kiss photo from VA centers.
Millions of Americans overseas can vote — but it’s not so easy
As millions of Americans headed to the polls in 15 states for Super Tuesday 2024, there are around 2.8 million Americans living overseas who are also eligible to vote in U.S. elections, according to government data. But historically, only a tiny percentage of these eligible expatriates actually cast ballots. According to the Federal Voting Assistance