The small, high-altitude hobbyist balloon being tracked by the U.S. has left American airspace, the North American Aerospace Defense Command told CBS News on Saturday afternoon. CBS News first reported that the military was tracking the balloon as it traversed the Western U.S. on Friday. NORAD, the military command responsible for air defense over the
Washington — Nikki Haley appears poised to lose in her home state as she goes up against former President Donald Trump in South Carolina’s 2024 Republican primary on Saturday, but she has vowed to press forward in the GOP nomination contest whatever the outcome. A home-state advantage hasn’t translated into a lead in the polls
Republican voters are heading to the polls today in the South Carolina primary – CBS News Watch CBS News Republican voters are heading to the polls today in the South Carolina primary. Former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley are the last two remaining GOP candidates left on the ballot. View
South Carolina allows registered voters — Republicans, Democrats and independents — to participate in any primary of their choosing. But they can only vote in one, not both. Former President Donald Trump railed against South Carolina’s 2024 open GOP primary earlier this month as he sought to convince Republicans that he needed them to show
Will fraud ruling affect Trump’s finances? How New York civil fraud ruling could affect Trump’s finances 02:47 In New York, former President Donald Trump’s bills are racking up. The judgment in his civil fraud trial was officially entered with the court today — $454,156,783.05 for him alone, plus Trump is now accruing over $100,000 of
NRA and former leader, Wayne LaPierre, found liable of misusing funds – CBS News Watch CBS News After a week of deliberations, a New York jury Friday found both the National Rifle Association and its former leader, Wayne LaPierre, liable of fraudulently spending NRA donor funds. He has been ordered to pay back more than
Republicans aiming to take back control of the U.S. Senate are urging lawmakers and candidates to express support for in vitro fertilization after a ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court that determined IVF embryos are children, “regardless of their location.” In a memo released Friday, the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which works to elect Republicans