GOP-led House panel releases Benghazi probe findings
Two-year investigation of politically charged incident determines whether series of persistent allegations were valid
U.S. Compound Attack in Benghazi
DOJ brings possible death penalty charges against Benghazi suspect
Libyan militant indicted on new charges related to 2012 Benghazi attack that killed 4 Americans
House GOP requesting $3.3 million for Benghazi probe
The budget request for the special committee investigating the 2012 attacks is higher than several other House committees
U.S. says Khattala supervised action at Benghazi
Prosecutors say Ahmed Abu Khattalah was motivated by "extremist ideology," had expressed anger over American presence in Libyan city
McCaul: Benghazi suspect interrogation was "rushed"
The U.S. was too focused on trying Ahmed Abu Khattalah in a criminal court instead of treating him as a war criminal in Guantanamo Bay, lawmaker says
Benghazi suspect pleads not guilty to conspiracy charges
Ahmed Abu Khatallah made first appearance in Washington D.C. federal court after his capture in June
Benghazi suspect Ahmed Abu Khatallah arrives in D.C.
The suspected mastermind of the attack in Benghazi that killed 4 Americans was captured earlier this month in Libya by U.S. Special Forces
Benghazi suspect described as being "somewhat cooperative"
Ahmed Abu Khattalah, captured by U.S. forces for alleged role in attack on U.S. compound, being questioned aboard the USS New York
GOP questions handling of Benghazi suspect Khatallah
Obama administration plans to try Khatallah in federal court, but some Republicans say he should be held and tried in the military justice system
Benghazi attack suspect in U.S. custody after secret raid
Ahmed Abu Khattalah is the first person connected to the attacks to be apprehended
Obama: "We will find those responsible" when Americans are attacked
During a manufacturing event in Pittsburgh, the president addressed the capture of one of the suspected leaders of the 2012 attack in Benghazi
House Oversight releases John Kerry from Benghazi testimony
Committee chairman Darrell Issa accused Kerry of accepting his offer to testify in order to avoid testifying before the House's new investigative committee
Defiant Hillary Clinton defends Benghazi response
The former secretary of state devotes a chapter of her upcoming book to the attack and responding to GOP criticism of her handling of the aftermath
Democrats join Benghazi investigation to "defend the truth"
Democrats, who say the committee is politically-motivated, aim to make sure Republicans don't twist the facts
The House GOP's Benghazi investigation: Who's who
Most of the seven Republican members on the House's special Benghazi investigation have worked on previous probes into the attacks
Clinton "clearly" responsible for Benghazi, Cheney says
From Benghazi to Ukraine to Syria, the United States' foreign relationships have been mishandled, former vice president says
A new Benghazi subpoena for John Kerry
A scheduling conflict prevented the secretary of state from honoring a previous subpoena from House Oversight chairman Darrell Issa
State Dept: John Kerry isn't best person to testify about Benghazi
The State Department says GOP leaders could find someone "more appropriate" to appear before the House Oversight Committee
Democrats: Special Benghazi panel nothing but politics
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., says the new probe is a "colossal waste of time," but Republicans say the administration's stonewalling leaves them no choice
Benghazi timeline: How the attack unfolded
CBS News-compiled account of deadly consulate assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012
White House to give senators Benghazi documents
Administration agrees to hand over documents to Intelligence Committee after GOP makes it condition for voting on CIA director
Republicans ask Clinton to turn over info on Benghazi
Three congressional leaders say they have unanswered questions about the attack on the U.S. consulate
Westerners warned to leave Benghazi after threat
U.K., Germany and Netherlands urge citizens to leave Libyan city after unspecified "imminent threat" against Westerners
Expert: Libya's security not better since Benghazi
North Africa expert tells CBS Radio News Libyan gov't not effectively finding solutions to build up national army, police force
Hillary Clinton to testify on Benghazi Jan. 23
The chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee announced her appearance, which was rescheduled due to her recent illness
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