Trump overcharged Secret Service to stay at his D.C. hotel, report says

Washington — In a report released Friday morning, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee allege that newly obtained records show then-President Donald Trump overcharged the U.S. Secret Service for rooms at his former hotel in Washington, D.C., during his presidency.   The committee Democrats accuse Trump of deliberately charging the Secret Service “exorbitant rates,” far

Trump sought new NDA from Stormy Daniels this year, documents show

In late July, a lawyer for former President Donald Trump asked the adult film star Stormy Daniels to sign an agreement promising not to speak about her “interactions” with Trump or question “his suitability as a candidate for president,” documents provided to CBS News by Daniels’ attorney Clark Brewster show. In exchange, according to the

Biden meets with European allies in Berlin, says West must keep aiding Ukraine

President Biden said it’s important for Ukraine’s Western allies to “sustain our resolve” in supporting the country as he held meetings Friday with European partners, with the upcoming U.S. presidential election casting a long shadow over his visit to Germany. Mr. Biden met with Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany, Ukraine’s second-biggest military supplier after the

Paul Whelan says years-long Russian imprisonment “did play with my mind”

Washington — Paul Whelan, who was released in a historic prisoner exchange in August, said his transition home is challenging in part because he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder after spending nearly six years imprisoned in Russia.  In his first interview since his release, the former Marine told “Face the Nation” moderator Margaret Brennan that

Judge rules evidence in Trump 2020 election case to be unsealed Friday

Judge Tanya Chutkan on Thursday denied former President Donald Trump’s request to delay until after the election the unsealing of court records and exhibits in the 2020 election interference case and said the court would release evidence submitted by the government on Friday.  In her five-page order, Chutkan said there was a presumption that there