Blinken says Ukraine will eventually ‘become a member of NATO’
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday said Ukraine will eventually join the 32-membner block of NATO while in Brussels.
Florida Senate president’s husband dies after falling at Utah’s Bryce Canyon park
John Passidomo, a lawyer and husband of Florida's Senate president, has died after falling while hiking in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; the couple was visiting national parks on vacation.
Trump campaign rips Politico for ‘harebrained assertion’ that China prefers him over Biden
The Trump campaign slammed Politico's report that argued China would likely prefer former President Trump back in the White House in November.
Emergency summit on bridge collapse set as tensions rise over federal funding
Maryland’s congressional delegation will meet with Gov. Wes Moore and the director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget Tuesday to discuss emergency funding for Baltimore and its response to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, multiple sources familiar with the planning told CBS News. The meeting will be held Tuesday at
Chicago mayor urges Biden to grant work permits to half million illegal immigrants
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson urged President Biden on Thursday to grant work permits to nearly 500,000 illegal migrants living in the state.
Nathan Wade’s wife files ‘contempt of court’ claim for non-payment in divorce agreement
The wife of Nathan Wade, ex-lover of embattled Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis, is accusing him of failing to pay her court-ordered expenses and says he should be held in “contempt of court."
House braces for battle over renewing controversial FISA surveillance tool
House GOP leaders are expected to move forward next week with the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and the debate is expected to be intense.