Susan Collins

The meteoric rise in GameStop's stock, as traders congregating on Reddit and Discord take on short sellers and hedge funds, is hard to look away from. It's the closest thing Wall Street has to David vs. Goliath.

President Joe Biden on Monday appeared to boost his goal for coronavirus vaccinations in his first 100 days in office, suggesting the nation could soon be injecting 1.5 million shots on an average per day.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order Monday to boost government buying from U.S. manufacturers, as talks with Congress over a $1.9 trillion stimulus package showed few signs of progress.

As his first full week in the White House begins, Joe Biden already faces critical early tests of a presidency premised on political compromise and uniting Washington to fight the pandemic.

Just before 7 p.m. on Monday, the House of Representatives' impeachment managers will march an article accusing former President Trump of inciting an insurrection across to the Senate side of the Capitol, officially triggering a trial of the former president that could result in him being barred from holding office in the future.

Participants stressed they're pushing the administration for more details on how quickly it can distribute the vaccine nationwide, saying it's an urgent and No. 1 priority.

On a call with White House officials, senators objected to stimulus payments to wealthy Americans.

Joe Biden's ambitious opening bid, his $1.9 trillion American Rescue economic package, will test the new president's relationship with Congress and force a crucial choice between his policy vision and a desire for bipartisan unity.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers will talk with Biden administration officials for what was described as a session to "make the case" for more relief.

The new president is not receiving the bipartisan embrace he's long sought.

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Democrats may need the support of Senate Republicans to pass the sweeping proposal.

When House Democrats present their case to senators about why they should vote to convict President Trump of the impeachment charge that he incited an insurrection in the Capitol, some say their case may be hampered by the presence of Rep. Eric Swalwell as an impeachment manager.

Republican senators are wrestling over what they want their party's future relationship with Dona...

Each year, President Trump's proposed federal budget eliminated funding for the National Endowment for the Arts. But the agency survived, largely by relying on bipartisan support in Congress.

President Trump's relationship with Senate Republicans is facing its biggest test at its lowest p...

Can Biden accomplish his climate goals with a razor-thin majority?

MaineHealth, the state's largest health care network, says it will soon set up a call center for appointments and free-standing vaccination clinics.

CBS News asked all 51 GOP senators whether they supported impeaching the president.

After the Capitol Hill riot, the divide between reality and fantasy may become too wide to bridge.