Stumbles and discord greet Obama at G-20 summit
Recent missteps may hamper President's quest to get more international backers behind his call to attack the Syrian government
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Recent missteps may hamper President's quest to get more international backers behind his call to attack the Syrian government
As Obama brings argument for strikes in Syria to global summit in Russia, his host has a very different take on who's used chemical weapons
John Dickerson: The Obama administration should stop pretending it's easy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee narrowly approves resolution authorizing the use of force in Syria; bill heads to full Senate for vote
A video shows former congressman and mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner engaging in a shouting match with a bakery customer
Rep. Steve Southerland is expecting a competitive race in 2014, which could be further complicated by his vote on intervention in Syria
For members facing tough reelection fights next year, how will their vote play back home?
New York City mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio, an underdog a few weeks ago, now has a real shot at avoiding a runoff in next week's primary
Russian president denied that al Qaeda was fighting with the Syrian opposition in that country's civil war
Secretary of state before a Senate committee pleads Obama's case for Syria: "This is not the time to be spectators to slaughter"
As Obama talks Syria overseas, John McCain says any military strike must be part of broader strategy to end the Syrian civil war
As Congress continues feuding, former president urges supporters and opponents of health-care law to work together on implementation
Major Garrett: President Obama wants Congress tied to Syria strikes
John Dickerson: There are nine kinds of Syria bombing opponents in Congress, and 11 kinds of bombing supporters
Tenn. Republican, who represents many military personnel, says there's concern about deployments, mission definition despite "no boots on ground" promise