Nancy Cordes
Coverage of Nancy Cordes in the Nexus archive.
- Federal investigation launched into air traffic incident involving Trump's helicopter
A federal investigation has begun into an air traffic control incident involving President Trump's helicopter, Marine One. The incident occurred on Wednesday, and further details are being reported by Nancy Cordes.
- Senators Cornyn and Tillis back Blanche after "anti-weaponization fund" deal
President Trump's nominee for attorney general, Todd Blanche, has gained support from Republican Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis after he rescinded Mr. Trump's 'anti-weaponization fund'. Nancy Cordes reported this development.
- The Trump administration's contradictions and contortions on Iran war, Blanche nomination and more
President Trump canceled a planned military attack against Iran, and GOP senators Cornyn and Tillis agreed to support Todd Blanche for attorney general. CBS News correspondents described these developments as reflecting contradictions and contortions within the Trump administration.
- U.S. and Israel preparing to strike energy-related targets in Iran, sources say
The U.S. and Israel are preparing to strike energy-related targets in Iran, with President Trump considering a coordinated attack as soon as this weekend, though a final decision is pending. Sources indicate the plan is under consideration but not yet confirmed.
- Trump says he's losing faith in Iran as doubts mount about a potential peace deal
President Trump expressed losing faith in Iran as doubts grow about a potential peace deal. He convened his Cabinet at Camp David to discuss wars in Iran and Ukraine, along with other administration priorities, and took questions from reporters.
- Latest on Iran war as conflict appears to expand in Middle East
The war in Iran appears to be expanding as drone strikes at Egypt's Mediterranean port of Damietta caused fires on two natural gas vessels. CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reported on the incident.
- Most Americans believe war with Iran is not worth fighting, AP poll says
A poll by the Associated Press reveals that two-thirds of Americans believe a war with Iran is not worth fighting. CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reported the findings.
- Trump threatens to hit Iran "very hard" as conflicts expands
President Trump reiterated his threats to strike Iran 'very hard' following attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East. CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reported on the developments.
- Majority of Americans think Trump administration should end Iran war now, CBS News poll finds
A CBS News poll reveals that most Americans disapprove of the war with Iran, with over two-thirds believing the Trump administration should end the conflict immediately.
- Trump tells Axios he's considering a "massive attack" on Iran "bigger than ever before"
President Trump told Axios he is considering a 'massive attack' on Iran 'bigger than ever before,' signaling a potential major escalation. A CBS News correspondent reported the details.
- U.S. deal with Saudi Arabia could allow them to enrich uranium
A proposed U.S.-Saudi Arabia nuclear deal may permit Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, raising concerns about potential nuclear weapon development. CBS News, through Nancy Cordes and national security analyst Aaron MacLean, reports on the issue.
- Trump's monumental reimagining of Washington, D.C.
President Trump has faced legal challenges over his plans to reshape Washington, D.C., including constructing a 250-foot arch near the Lincoln Memorial and demolishing the White House's East Wing for a ballroom. Opponents are working to block these projects, which have triggered lawsuits.
- White House official says it wants Iran to publicly acknowledge "that they screwed up"
The Trump administration stated that nuclear talks with Iran could resume if Tehran publicly acknowledges the Strait of Hormuz is open and ceases attacking ships. A White House official emphasized Iran must 'publicly acknowledge that they screwed up' to meet this condition.
- White House official says it wants Iran to publicly acknowledge "that they screwed up"
The Trump administration seeks to restart nuclear talks with Iran if Tehran publicly confirms the Strait of Hormuz is open and ceases attacks on ships, according to a White House official. The administration states there is still a chance to resume negotiations under these conditions.
- Landmark bipartisan housing bill to become law without Trump's signature
A bipartisan housing bill is set to become law without President Trump's signature, despite his refusal to sign it. The bill will take effect overnight into Saturday, as reported by CBS News.
- U.S. and Iran escalate strikes, nudging gas prices higher
The U.S. and Iran have intensified strikes following a deal by President Trump, with the U.S. attacking 90 targets in Iran and Iran retaliating with ballistic missiles and drones. Nancy Cordes reported the developments.
- U.S. and Iran escalate strikes, nudging gas prices higher
The U.S. and Iran have begun the most intense fighting since President Trump struck a deal for talks three weeks ago. The U.S. hit around 90 targets in Iran overnight, and Iran responded with ballistic missiles and drones aimed at U.S. bases and military assets in the region.
- Trump to meet with Zelenskyy at NATO summit
President Trump will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the NATO summit in Turkey this week. The Russia-Ukraine war is expected to be discussed during the summit.
- What we know about the Folarin Balogun red card controversy
U.S. striker Folarin Balogun will play in the World Cup match against Belgium after FIFA overturned his controversial red card suspension. The decision was reported by CBS News' Elizabeth Campbell and Nancy Cordes.
- Trump says "we don't want communists" in Fourth of July speech
President Trump referenced 'communists' multiple times during his Fourth of July speech on the National Mall and delivered a similar message at Mount Rushmore. The content highlights his repeated use of the term in both events.
- Trump announces new pardons after privately weighing "Diddy" clemency, sources said
President Trump announced new pardons after considering clemency for 'Diddy' in private discussions. Trump, visiting Mount Rushmore, has surpassed the combined total of pardons issued by the four presidents depicted there.
- Trump says he's pardoning 6 pollution violators, claiming they were "fixing their car"
President Trump announced pardons for six pollution violators, stating they were prosecuted for 'fixing their car,' as reported by CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes.
- Trump takes his first ride aboard a luxury new Air Force One gifted by Qataris
President Trump used a luxury Boeing Jet gifted by the Qatari government as a temporary Air Force One and addressed ethics concerns related to a newly disclosed billion-dollar crypto fortune.
- Details on delay for next phase of U.S.-Iran talks
Talks between Iran and the U.S. scheduled to begin in Switzerland have been postponed. The White House cited logistical issues, while officials suggested Iran suspended the talks due to ongoing fighting in Lebanon. CBS News reporters Nancy Cordes and Aaron MacLean provided the update.
- What's in, or not in, the U.S.-Iran peace deal
The U.S.-Iran peace deal, dictated by U.S. officials, aims to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz while reaffirming Iran's commitment not to develop nuclear weapons. In exchange, Iran could receive billions in cash benefits.
- What's in, or not in, the U.S.-Iran peace deal
The U.S.-Iran peace deal, dictated by U.S. officials, includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and reaffirming Iran's commitment not to develop nuclear weapons. In exchange, Iran could receive billions in cash benefits, as reported by Nancy Cordes.
- Some Republicans express skepticism about U.S.-Iran deal as details remain unclear
President Trump is promoting the U.S.-Iran deal at the G7 summit, but some Republicans in Congress have expressed skepticism and are requesting to see the agreement's details. The full text of the deal has not yet been released, leaving key terms unclear.
- Some Republicans express skepticism about U.S.-Iran deal as details remain unclear
President Trump promotes the U.S.-Iran deal at the G7 summit while some Republicans in Congress express skepticism and demand to see the agreement. Details of the deal remain limited as the full text has not been released.
- Trump slams Israel, praises Iran at G7 summit
President Trump praised Iranian leaders while criticizing Israel at the G7 summit. The article notes this shift in tone regarding Middle Eastern allies and adversaries.
- Trump slams Israel, praises Iran at G7 summit
President Trump criticized Israel and praised Iranian leaders during a speech at the G7 summit. The comments were reported by Nancy Cordes.
- Questions remain after U.S. and Iran sign preliminary deal without releasing full text
The U.S. and Iran have signed a preliminary deal to end the war, but details remain unclear as the full text has not been released. CBS News' Nancy Cordes reports on the development, followed by analysis from experts Aaron David Miller and Aaron MacLean.
- Inside Trump's trip to the G7 Summit
President Trump will depart Sunday night for the G7 Summit in France. Nancy Cordes reports on the upcoming events.
- Inside Trump's trip to the G7 Summit
President Trump will depart Sunday night for the G7 Summit in France. Nancy Cordes reports on what's ahead.
- Trump vows U.S. will strike Iran again today: "They keep playing us for suckers"
President Trump vowed the U.S. will strike Iran again, stating Iran will 'pay the price' for delayed negotiations. A U.S. Apache helicopter was downed, leading to an exchange of fire.
- Trump predicts US-Iran deal in 2 to 3 days: "No sticking points"
President Trump reiterated his prediction that a U.S. deal with Iran will be reached within two to three days, stating there are no sticking points. CBS News chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes reported additional details on the matter.
- Trump nominates Todd Blanche, his former personal attorney, for attorney general
President Trump has nominated Todd Blanche, his former personal attorney, for attorney general. Blanche represented Trump in multiple high-profile cases. The nomination was reported by Nancy Cordes.
- Iran and Israel cease attacks after weekend hostilities
Tensions flared in the Middle East as Iran and Israel exchanged direct strikes over the weekend. Both countries have since ceased attacks following the hostilities. CBS News reported on the developments with coverage by Charlie D'Agata and Nancy Cordes.
- Trump administration reacts to latest jobs numbers that beat expert expectations
The Trump administration is highlighting the latest jobs report, stating it demonstrates the effectiveness of the president's economic policies. The jobs numbers exceeded expert expectations, according to CBS News' Nancy Cordes.
- Senate passes bill to fund ICE for 3 years, without a ban on the "anti-weaponization" fund
The Senate passed a $70 billion reconciliation package to fund ICE through the end of President Trump's term. The legislation, which heads to the House, did not include a ban on the president's 'anti-weaponization' fund.
- Concerns over Trump's nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general
President Trump has nominated Todd Blanche, his former criminal defense lawyer, to serve as U.S. attorney general. Blanche is currently the acting attorney general.