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Lawmakers: Secret Service Agents Should Go

Lawmakers: Secret Service Agents Should Go

Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., and Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas talk about their committee’s investigations into Cartagena and what they think should happen to the agents involved.

Former Secret Service Director: Cartagena 'Aberration'

Former Secret Service Director: Cartagena 'Aberration'

Former U.S. Secret Service Director Ralph Basham says the kinds of activity that happened in Cartagena with Secret Service agents didn’t happen when he was leading the organization, and generally it’s “not the character of the men and women who

VP Pick Critical In Tight 2012 Race

VP Pick Critical In Tight 2012 Race

With polls showing a close race between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, the GOP nominee’s vice presidential pick will be a huge factor. Melinda Henneberger of PoliticsDaily.com, National Journal’s Major Garrett, and Norah O’Donnell and John Dickerson of CBS News

Rampant Abuse In Los Angeles Schools

Rampant Abuse In Los Angeles Schools

Lawmakers in California are considering a bill that would make it easier to fire teachers accused of misconduct. As Ben Tracy reports, it’s in response to anger over a growing list of abuse cases in the state’s largest school district.

Romney, Obama Could Spend $1B Each On Election

Romney, Obama Could Spend $1B Each On Election

With Super PACs pumping unlimited funds into Mitt Romney and President Obama’s campaigns, the 2012 presidential election may be the most expensive in U.S. history. As Anthony Mason reports, projections are that both candidates could spend a billion dollars each.

Rampant Abuse In LA Schools; Teachers' Jobs Protected

Rampant Abuse In LA Schools; Teachers' Jobs Protected

Lawmakers in California are considering a bill that would make it easier to fire teachers accused of misconduct. As Ben Tracy reports, it’s in response to anger over a growing list of abuse cases in the state’s largest school district.