Trump, Biden to hold dueling events along the border – CBS News Watch CBS News The political battle between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden over immigration policy will be on full display today at the southern border. The two frontrunners in this year’s campaign will hold dueling events along the Rio Grande.
Senator said Aaron Bushnell’s actions showed he ‘obviously harbored extreme, anti-American views.’ Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) has questioned why the Pentagon allowed an active-duty airman, who set himself on fire in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington on Feb. 25, to serve in the U.S. Air Force. In a letter to Secretary of Defense
LEITCHFIELD, Ky.—Heather Idoni picked up a phone receiver and punched in her inmate number on a keypad to activate it through the visitation window at Grayson County Detention Center. She has 15 minutes to talk before the sound is cut off without warning and her guests are told to leave. In prison, every move an
LEITCHFIELD, Ky.—Heather Idoni picked up a phone receiver and punched in her inmate number on a keypad to activate it through the visitation window at Grayson County Detention Center. She had 15 minutes to talk before the sound was cut off without warning and her guests were told to leave. In prison, every move an
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is squaring off with the House Armed Services Committee Thursday about why it took so long to notify the president, Congress, and the public about his hospitalization and stay in the intensive care unit after complications from prostate cancer surgery. Although a review released this week by the Pentagon found there
Washington — The House plans to vote Thursday on a temporary government funding patch as lawmakers bump up against another deadline to avert a partial shutdown. The short-term extension would fund some government agencies for another week, through March 8, and the remaining agencies until March 22. Congressional leaders announced the deal Wednesday evening, saying
CBS News Live CBS News Live 2 Live Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is squaring off with the House Armed Services Committee Thursday about why it took so long to notify the president, Congress, and the public about his hospitalization and stay in the intensive care unit after complications from prostate cancer surgery. Although a review