State Dept. to take hot seat over Libya security
Senior officials will face lawmakers on allegations that State ignored or rejected pleas for "more, not less" security in Libya
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Senior officials will face lawmakers on allegations that State ignored or rejected pleas for "more, not less" security in Libya
Military officer reveals State Department had ignored requests to increase security and opted to decrease support instead
John Brennan to meet Libyan leaders as State Dept. officials brace for questions over alleged refusals to boost security
Security official for Libyan diplomatic mission said he warned of "fragile" security situation ahead of deadly consulate attack
CBS News revisits the U.S. Consulate in Libya where Ambassador Chris Stevens was killed
As Sept. 11 attack began, the ambassador was taken to a safe room while guards went to fetch heavy arms
State Dept. now says it never believed Benghazi attack was protest gone bad; Capitol Hill hearing to focus on security measures
Military officer says U.S. knows where militants suspected in consulate attack are, but cautions against going after them alone
Lawmakers scrutinize whether security at Benghazi consulate was adequate; Officials defend security staffing
Even if American intelligence officials know where the Benghazi attackers are, a direct strike could backfire
Longtime diplomat Laurence Pope announced as U.S. Charge d'Affairs in Libya; Questions over return to Benghazi
The Republican nominee says questions for President Obama's administration about the Sept. 11 terrorist strike are real
In the one-and-only vice presidential debate, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan went head-to-head over issues ranging from Iran, to job creation, to Medicare
Newt Gingrich, Jennifer Granholm spar over who won the vice presidential debate, Obama response to Libya
White House seeks to clarify vice president's remark on security request
S.C. Republican says Obama admin. is "trying to sell a narrative" that al Qaeda is on the decline; Accuses White House of either "misleading" Americans or being "incredibly incompetent"
His counterpart, Rep. Issa said Libya is President Obama's "mission accomplished" moment
President Obama will likely be forced in Tuesday's debate to defend his response to the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya
A round-up of the news made on the October 14th edition of "Face the Nation"
The U.S. Secretary of State attempted to take the blame for the attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi in interviews
Taking questions from voters on issues ranging from Libya to education, the candidates aggressively challenged each other throughout the debate
Vice President Joe Biden talks with Norah O'Donnell about the second presidential debate and his own debate style at the VP debate
Debate moderator Candy Crowley sided with President Obama in the town hall debate -- but the reality isn't so clean cut
Mary Commanday doesn't know exactly how son died, says she doesn't want to talk politics; "It's not productive to lay blame"
Takes responsibility for security at consulate in Libya, says officials' post-attack comments based on same available info