Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized in Critical Condition, His Spokesman Says

Through tears and a catch in his throat, former Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) told CBS News host Scott Pelley on an emotional episode of “60 Minutes," “There are no maverick molecules in the universe.”

President Trump faced a third assassination attempt in two years Saturday night, and the level of security at the event is being questioned. The gunman's online manifesto, released before the attack, referred to himself as the "friendly federal assassin." He also mocked the Secret Service for what he called "incompetence."

A shooter opened fire inside the hotel where Trump was attending the White House Correspondents' dinner, according to a law enforcement official.

In certain circles, America can feel deeply divided. From politics to social media, the loudest voices often highlight what separates us. But a closer look—on the ground and in new data—suggests something more nuanced: Americans may have more in common than it seems.

After decades as a Democrat, Alan Dershowitz is now walking away, arguing the party he once supported has crossed a line when it comes to Israel. For Dershowitz, this isn't about minor policy disagreements—it's about a deeper ideological turn that he says he simply can't ignore anymore. 

A political shift inside the halls of Congress is becoming harder to ignore—and for Israel, it's not good news. Democrats are increasingly moving in the opposite direction when it comes to support for the Jewish state, signaling what many see as a full-scale reversal within the party. 

In a closely-watched election, Virginia voters on Tuesday narrowly approved a new congressional map. This decision could end up shaping who controls the U.S. House of Representatives. Just one day later, a state judge blocked the vote on the measure, saying votes for and against the measure are invalid because the amendment is unconstitutional.

The President of the United States was one of the featured Bible readers on Tuesday during the America Reads the Bible event taking place in our nation's capital.

A major political fight is happening today in Virginia, where voters will decide whether to allow lawmakers to redraw the state's congressional districts years earlier than scheduled.

America has covered a lot of ground over its short history—and it's on the move again. This time, the shift is both political and geographical, with people leaving blue states and heading straight for red ones. 

The historic "America Reads the Bible" event is underway in our nation's capital as political leaders, pastors, and entertainers join together to read the entire Word of God aloud. As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, even President Trump is reportedly going to be joining in the Bible reading ceremony.

Virginia’s former Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, who was a rising star in the Democratic party several years ago before his career was derailed by sexual assault allegations, fatally shot his wife before killing himself early Thursday, police said.