Lawyer: Tunisia releases lone Benghazi suspect
Only person held in connection to Sept. 11 attack on U.S. diplomatic post in Libya conditionally released due to lack of evidence
U.S. Compound Attack in Benghazi
Benghazi attack: Bipartisan report spreads blame
Senate Homeland Security Committee says State Dept., Pentagon, White House all fell short in providing security at diplomatic compound
State Dept. budget issues raised at Benghazi hearing
While the State Department accepted blame for security failings in Benghazi, some also pointed to its limited budget
Clinton to testify on Benghazi in January
House Foreign Affairs Committee announced today that Clinton has committed to testify "before mid-January"
Hillary Clinton to testify on Benghazi
Secretary of State will testify on Capitol Hill next week as part of continuing investigation into September 11th attacks against the U.S. consulate in Benghazi
Sen. Kerry: Clinton to testify on Benghazi attack report
Sen. John Kerry: Secretary of State Clinton has agreed to testify before a Senate committee about an independent report on the deadly Sept. 11 attack
Lawmakers still after answers on Benghazi
Independent review panel's report detailed what was wrong in Libya, and sent heads rolling -- now lawmakers want an explanation
After Benghazi report, questions remain at State Dept.
An independent review highly critical of State Dept.'s handling of Benghazi security has led to four resignations
State Dept. officials resign following Benghazi report
Eric Boswell, the head of diplomatic security, and three other State Dept. officials are resigning following critical report on Benghazi attack
Panel: "Systemic" failures at State in Benghazi attack
Independent probe of State Dept. mistakes in Benghazi attack doesn't blame one person or cite any specific violation
Benghazi suspect sets conditions for FBI grilling
Tunisian "strongly suspected" of being involved in deadly Libya attack doesn't want to be interrogated on police premises
Republicans: Obama officials stonewalling on Benghazi
GOP congressmen accuse White House officials of witholding key evidence relevant to Benghazi investigation
Susan Rice defends initial comments on Benghazi
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. said she was clear that original theory about spontaneous protest was "preliminary" and subject to change
McCain, Graham soften on Susan Rice attacks
GOP senators say they're willing to listen to Rice's side of what happened in the wake of terrorist strikes in Benghazi, Libya
White House won't release images from Benghazi
White House does not respond to CBS News request despite president's promise to provide "every bit of information that we have"
Petraeus testifying on Benghazi today
Members of Congress urged the former CIA chief to testify even after his resignation last week
Lawmakers get first look at Benghazi attack video
Security camera footage viewed by U.S. lawmakers shows assault was not well planned
Petraeus to testify on Benghazi Friday
Members of Congress urged the former CIA chief to testify even after his resignation last week
Congressional leaders view secure Benghazi documents
A series of high-level congressional testimonies this week will focus on specific communications and intelligence out of Benghazi
CIA denies it detained militants in Benghazi
Spokesman calls Paula Broadwell's claim that consulate attack was to free Libyan captives "uninformed and baseless"
U.S. officials counter Benghazi attack reports
Senior intel officials offer detailed timeline of CIA security officers' response to assault on diplomatic compound in Libya
Sources: Key task force not convened during Benghazi consulate attack
Senior government, military officials frustrated over miscues; Obama administration defends actions
New documents reveal events leading up to Benghazi attack
Among the items left behind on the site of deadly consulate attack is a letter about lack of police support for U.S. ambassador to Libya
Panetta: Unclear early info slowed Benghazi response
As Pentagon officials are pressed over intelligence surrounding the Benghazi attack, Defense Secretary laments second-guessing
Military response to Benghazi attack questioned
Defense Secretary and Joint Chiefs chairman defend not sending commandos after the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya
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U.S. issuing visas to Brazil's Flávio Bolsonaro and family, official says
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Zookeeper dies after being attacked by leopard, safari park says
Israelis living abroad spend thousands to fly in to vote in crucial election
Israeli police arrest man with knife near left-wing leader
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