In Full: With family, friends and Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell of Alaska present, Sarah Palin issues a statement with her intention to resign office at the end of July to take her fight "in a new direction."
For the first time in 5 years, Cuba's military has launched a massive military exercise, the first since U.S. President Barack Obama took office. CBS News' Portia Siegelbaum reports from Havana.
CBS News' Nancy Cordes and Politico's Anne Schroeder and Patrick Gavin detail the best and the worst of the Obama's first state dinner.
At a news conference, President Obama announced that he will announce his decision on a troop surge in Afghanistan after Thanksgiving.
Bob Schieffer spoke with RGA Chairman Gov. Haley Barbour (R-Miss.) about the future of the party in 2010 and 2012, as well as Sarah Palin's political future. DGA Chairman Nathan Daschle also offers his take.
While traveling with the President on his trip through Asia, CBS News's Chip Reid spoke with John Dickerson about the challenges he faces when he returns home. Plus; CBS News' Marc Ambinder and Mark Knoller on looming deadlines awaiting Obama.
Bob Schieffer hears from Washington correspondent Nancy Cordes on the votes Democratic senators will need to start a formal debate on their healthcare bill. And, how did Ronald Reagan really get elected?
Sharyl Attkisson spoke with House Appropriations Cmte. Chairman Rep. David Obey (D-Wisc.) about a proposed surtax to pay for a troop increase in Afghanistan. Plus; Dr. Bernadine Healy and Dr. Joseph Mercola breakdown the myths and realities of the H1N1 pandemic.
Pro-government demonstrators in Cuba interrupted a protest held by Reinaldo Escobar, who claims that his wife was harassed by State Security. CBS News' Portia Siegelbaum reports that Escobar was taken away, and his whereabouts are now unknown.
Bob Schieffer hears from Washington correspondent Nancy Cordes on the votes Democratic senators will need to start a formal debate on their healthcare bill. And, how did Ronald Reagan really get elected?
Bob Schieffer spoke with Nancy Cordes about the Senate's upcoming vote on the final senate Health care bill. The House version has passed.
Bob Schieffer hears from Washington correspondent Nancy Cordes on the votes Democratic senators will need to start a formal debate on their healthcare bill. And, how did Ronald Reagan really get elected?
Bob Schieffer spoke with author Craig Shirley about Ronald Reagan's journey to the presidency.
HBO's documentary "By The People: The Election of Barack Obama" followed Ronnie Cho, a young man who managed state campaigns for Obama. Kaylee Hartung reports.
While traveling with the President on his trip through Asia, CBS News's Chip Reid spoke with John Dickerson about the challenges he faces when he returns home. Plus; CBS News' Marc Ambinder and Mark Knoller on looming deadlines awaiting Obama.
Bob Schieffer spoke with RGA Chairman Gov. Haley Barbour (R-Miss.) about the future of the party in 2010 and 2012, as well as Sarah Palin's political future. DGA Chairman Nathan Daschle also offers his take.
In the early morning hours, hundreds began to gather for a chance to meet Sarah Palin, who makes her first stop in Grand Rapids, Mich. to promote "Going Rogue."
With the release of "Going Rogue," coinciding with a week-long media blitz, Washington Unplugged dissects contradictions in her new book? Nancy Cordes spoke with CBS' Scott Conroy, GOP strategist Matt Mackowiac and Huffington Post's Sam Stein.
CBS News' Fernando Suarez spoke with Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Rev. Al Sharpton who are touring America's public schools.
John Dickerson hosted a roundtable discussion of Eric Holder's decision to prosecute 5 Guantanamo Bay detainees in New York with Maj. Gen. Paul Eaton with National Security Network and Hamilton Peterson with Keep America Safe.
Former Ambassador Ronald Neumann said the president's decision to hold off a troop decision is fine because the United States has already shown weakness to Afghanistan.
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