Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton joins CBS' "Face the Nation" and discusses the latest developments in the investigation into her private email server, the state of the 2016 race, and her foreign policy views. The interview aired Sunday, March 6, 2016.
Donald Trump says he has rejected the Ku Klux Klan “from the time I’m 5 years old.” The GOP front-runner notes he does not want the votes of white supremacists, adding, “I say to myself, how many times do I have to reject or disavow?”
Donald Trump says he would “like to have the law expanded” to allow waterboarding and the killing of terrorist families. The GOP front-runner promises to obey all laws, but adds, “It’s very tough to beat enemies that don’t have any restrictions.”
As part of his cross-country journey celebrating the centennial year of the National Park Service, Conor Knighton visits our smallest National Park, and also its most unusual: Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, where visitors have been coming to "take the waters" for more than 180 years.
The primary races are heating up, and “Face the Nation” has the latest, with Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, RNC chair Reince Priebus, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and others
Five years ago a 9.0 mag earthquake and tsunami devastated eastern Japan in 2011, and scientists say it's a question of when, not If, it happens here in the Pacific Northwest; research shows the region is overdue for a major quake. To prepare for a devastating natural disaster, officials are drawing up evacuation plans and greenlighting seismic upgrades. Don Dahler has a report on the efforts some communities are making.
Donald Trump said he wanted Marco Rubio to drop out of the race so he could take on Ted Cruz one-on-one for the Republican presidential nomination following Super Saturday.
Donald Trump said he wants to expand the law to allow torture and waterboarding in an interview with Face The Nation moderator John Dickerson. The Republican frontruner says the U.S. needs to be playing by the same rules as terrorists.
CBSN's election panel discusses the likelihood of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's chances of gaining more ground in the Republican primary race.
In his interview with "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant, Nichols recalls what attracted him to his aspiring model girlfriend.
Jessica Colburn and Brandi Arneson say they want answers about what led to the death of their friend in a 150-foot fall from an Oregon hiking trail.
Jessica Colburn and Brandi Arneson share how the three women met and what they remember most about their dear friend.
CBS News projects Hillary Clinton the winner of the Louisiana Democratic Primary.
The busiest Saturday of the election season is underway and Ted Cruz has already made his mark on the GOP side, winning the Kansas and Maine caucuses; Death Valley National Park hardly ever sees any plant life, but El Nino's rains have brought a full bloom to the parched desert.
The busiest Saturday of the election season is underway and Ted Cruz has already made his mark on the GOP side, winning the Kansas GOP caucuses. Julianna Goldman has more on the other Republican races and the Democratic states up for grabs.
The Kansas Democratic caucus has declared Bernie Sanders the state's winner and choice to be the party nominee.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump asks a crowd at a rally in Florida to raise their right hand and pledge allegiance to him, sparking some social media reaction.
The Yale University men's basketball team has been playing without its captain for nearly a month. He left the team and the school amid campus rumors of a sexual assault accusation. Now the campus is split with some students supporting him and others denouncing him. Kenneth Craig reports.
Death Valley National Park hardly ever sees any plant life, but El Nino's rains have brought a full bloom to the parched desert. John Blackstone has more on the wildflowers springing from the desert sand.
Thousands of migrants trying to make their way into Europe through Greece are finding themselves stuck in border camps with little food and filthy conditions. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
High schoolers got their first crack at the new version of the SAT. The idea behind the new test was to make it more fair for minorities and students who can't afford preparation courses. DeMarco Morgan reports.
The weather in Anchorage, Alaska, has created trouble for the annual Iditarod sled dog race. The conditions aren’t too cold and harsh, but just the opposite: It’s too warm, and there’s not enough snow. For the second consecutive year, the first leg of the race had to be shortened to account for the lack of quality snow. Carter Evans reports.
El Nino is back with a vengeance in California, where a series of storms are bringing a tremendous amount of rain to the drought-stricken state. Meteorologist Jeff Jamison of CBS Dallas station KTVT has a look at just how much rain the state can expect.
Despite all the nasty exchanges between GOP front-runner Donald Trump and his rivals, at some point the race boils down to the numbers. And as Major Garrett reports, Trump is drawing record numbers.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz won the Kansas Republican caucuses Saturday, giving him a total of 5 state victories as he seeks to overtake Donald Trump in the delegate count. CBS News' Elaine Quijano and CBS News Elections Director Anthony Salvanto break down the GOP results.
